The Scorpions, “the Cold Chisel of Germany”, will perform in Australia in Melbourne in September for the very first time.

Temple of the Dog, the supergroup with Soundgarden's Chris Cornell, Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard and Mike McCready and drummer Matt Cameron, have reunited and will tour for the first time.

Rapper Iggy Azalea is trying her hand at television after inking a major production deal with bosses at NBC Universal.

Nick Cannon has vowed to continue protesting outside the Republican National Convention after leading a Black Lives Matter demonstration in Ohio on Monday.

Rapper will.i.am is planning to reunite with members of the Black Eyed Peas for a brand new singing game show.

Queen have been frustrated by Trump's use of their music during his campaign to secure the US top spot.

Jennifer Lopez is on the hunt for the best dancers in the world for a new reality TV competition series.

Lady Gaga has confirmed her split from fiancé Taylor Kinney.

It only a matter of minutes after the song Happy Together was played at the Republican convention before Howard Kaylan of the Turtles announced he was starting a lawsuit.

The Melbourne Guitar Show is Australia's biggest music expo with two days of demos, seminars, a tradeshow and performances.

Justin Bieber faded into the crowd in New York City in the early hours of Monday after joining fellow Pokemon Go gamers to hunt down coveted characters.

Following the documentary film We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! comes a deluxe box set chronicling the meteoric rise of the legendary glam rock outfit who strutted their way to the top of the music scene in high heels and fishnet stockings!

Barbra Streisand has chosen actors, not singers, to duet with on her next album 'Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway'.

It’s a statement of fact that Neil Young is Canadian born, November 12 1945,a singer-songwriter and musician, producer, director and screenwriter, a co-founder of Farm Aid, an activist against war and very much for, saving the planet. It is also fact that he has the passion of a teenager in love for playing music .

Michelle Shocked appears to have once again gone off the deep end.

Garbage has added ten new dates to their itinerary, all in the south-west and western U.S., as they continue to promote Strange Little Birds.

Former Silverchair drummer Ben Gillies has signed a deal with Golden Robot Records.

Yes drummer Alan White has announced that he has left the band's current tour to undergo back surgery.

Ed Sheeran stunned fans at Britain's Latitude Festival on Sunday with a surprise return to live music.

Information has come to light today that U2 singer Bono was dining near the site of the terrorist attack in Nice last Thursday.

Rihanna honoured the victims of the Nice terror attack by dedicating her song Diamonds to them at her concert on Sunday night.

Rita Ora has been asked by other artists how to successfully split from a record label in the wake of leaving Universal's Roc Nation.

Members of Rage Against The Machine, Public Enemy and Cypress Hill have formed the collective Prophets of Rage to “make America rage again”.

Dean Ray will perform at the second Melbourne Guitar Show in August and prior to that took time to share guitar tips and show us his guitar for Australian Musician.

Bernard Fanning will perform a one-off showcase in Sydney to launch his new album ‘Civil Dusk.’

It only a matter of minutes after the song Happy Together was played at the Republican convention before Howard Kaylan of the Turtles announced he was starting a lawsuit.

Ozzy Osbourne and his wife Sharon appear to be back on good terms after they were photographed smiling during a stroll in Los Angeles.

Megadeth have premiered their video for the new single Post American World, along with complete details for the fall dates for the North American leg of their Dystopia World Tour.

Beyonce has honoured the victims of the failed military coup in Turkey by dedicating a song to them while performing in the Netherlands.

The country music community, at least the older members, are coming together on Wednesday, July 27 to raise money for the slain police officers in Dallas.