Kylie Minogue has paid tribute to Australian television pioneer Reg Grundy who passed away at the age of 93 this week.

Russell Morris ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’ is once again the number one blues album in Australia.

The Jazz Bell Awards nominee shortlist is here with Barney McAll up for four of the seven awards.

Australian 70s pop rock Supernaut have reformed for shows in Sydney and Melbourne in June.

Multi-Grammy award winner Ziggy Marley releases his sixth solo studio album, Ziggy Marley, on May 20 via Tuff Gong Worldwide.

The Living End have revealed the video for ‘Keep On Running’ from their forthcoming ‘Shift’ album.

KISS star Gene Simmons has once again lived up to his reputation as No 1 Arsehole of Rock.

The Federal Governments #Catalyst funding program has bypassed Sounds Australia, the contemporary music organisation that acts as the facilitator for Australian artists between Australia and the international markets, throwing its work for artist into jeopardy.

Former Powderfinger singer Bernard Fanning is releasing the new song ‘Belly of the Beast’ to make voters think before they vote at the upcoming federal elections both in Australia and the USA.

Tom Jones is set to return to the stage following his wife's death.

Bruno Mars has ended his business relationship with his manager Brandon Creed.

Reginald Torian, Sr., who was lead singer for the Impressions after the departure of Curtis Mayfield, died on Wednesday, May 4 at the age of 65. Torian had been rehearsing with the group The Independents when he became ill. Cause of death is not known.

Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton took their romance centre stage on Monday night as they performed Go Ahead and Break My Heart.

Sharon Osbourne has left her marital home in Beverly Hills, California after estranged husband Ozzy moved back in on Monday.

Ozzy Osbourne has issued a statement saying he has not relapsed into drug or alcohol use.

When Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band played their second and last show at Brooklyn's Barclay Center on April 25, everyone thought it was a farewell to The River Tour for North America.

Iron Maiden didn’t rise globally until their third album ‘The Number of the Beast’ in 1982 so it is highly unlikely that they were inspiration for Rob Reiner’s 1984 mockumentary on metal Spinal Tap. But they would be perfect for a sequel.

Twenty One Pilots will return to Australia and New Zealand in March 2017 for their first arena shows.

The Desert Trip Festival in Indio, CA has extended to two weekends.

Scott Montgomery Bennett, a keyboard player for Brian Wilson's band, has been convicted of rape in Tulsa, OK.

Lauryn Hill has cited her "perfectionist tendencies" as the reason for her lateness at her Atlanta concert on Friday night.

David Bowie and Iggy Pop gave Debbie Harry advice when she needed it, but they never counselled her.

Robbie Williams will release his next album through Sony Music.

The Cure will now play in Perth and Adelaide on their upcoming Australian tour.

The Cast Australian tour has been postponed until 2017.

The TV Week Logies Awards are more than an annual television industry piss-up. What the Logies manages to do every year is what the ARIA Awards fail to do … unite an industry.

The story behind Jimmy Barnes’ new album ‘Soul Searchin’ will be told as part of an hour-long documentary to screen on the 9 Network in June.

Eluveitie have announced the impending departure of three members on the eve of their Australian tour but it won’t happen until after.

Australian television legend Reg Grundy has died at the age of 93.

Radiohead’s ninth album ‘A Moon Shaped Pool’ was released hours ago for digital download.