Palace of the King have a video for their new song 'Empire of the Sun'.

Nick Cave has released a video for 'Magneto' from his 'Skeleton Tree' album.

Rumors are coming out daily on who is playing next year's Glastonbury Festival in England with tours by major artists scheduled for June being the major contributor.

Green Day has premiered the video for "Still Breathing".

Melbourne has addeed a second Elvis Presley 'The Wonder of You 2017' Australian tour after a sell-out for the first show on June 9.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have added more dates to their 2017 tour but there are still no Australian dates.

Metallica are set to release their new album Hardwired…To Self Destruct on November 18th via their own label Blackened Recordings, and have announced a series of special events in London to celebrate release weekend.

Rapper Kid Cudi returned to the stage on Saturday for the first time since checking into a rehabilitation center last month.

Robbie Williams has announced the first dates for his The Heavy Entertainment Show tour which will see Erasure along for support.

Rock legend Ronnie Wood attended the Q Awards where he spoke to Q magazine about the upcoming Rolling Stones album, presenting the Les Paul Award to The Edge and his plans for Christmas.

Muse won ‘The Best Act in the World’ award at the Stubhub Q Awards last night and spoke to Q magazine afterwards about virtual reality tours, making a hip-hop album and crying over We Will Rock You.

Lady Gaga will portray fashion icon Donatella Versace in Ryan Murphy's upcoming TV mini-series Versace/Cunanan: American Crime Story.

For a third straight week the Jessica Mauboy soundtrack to her current TV Series "The Secret Daughter" is at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

"Say You Won't Let Go" for James Arthur is atop the ARIA Singles Chart for a fourth straight week, becoming the equal fourth longest run at No.1 for 2016 ("Love Yourself" by Justin Bieber also spent the first four weeks of the year at the top).

Beyonce and Jay-Z have spoken up for Hillary Clinton, speaking at her rally in Cleveland.

Foo Fighters, Don Henley, Norah Jones, Kings Of Leon, Randy Newman, Stevie Nicks, and Lucinda Williams will honour Tom Petty as MusiCares Person of the Year for 2017.

30days30songs.com has upsized to deliver 50 songs in 30 days in protest to American Idiot Donald Trump’s election run.

In March, Bad Company guitarist Mick Ralphs announced that he would not be touring with the group and Joe Walsh during the summer as it was "something I’m just not feeling up for at the moment". Bad Company brought in Rich Robinson of the Black Crowes for the trek.

The Kinks co-founder Dave Davies has dismissed the story do the rounds this weekend that The Kinks will reform for Glastonbury.

Temple of the Dog has reformed to mark the 25th anniversary of their sole album of 1991.

Former Black Crowes keyboard player Eddie Harsch has died at the age of 59. A cause of death has not been revealed.

The status of Neil Young's great high-end sound experiment, Pono, appears to be in questions as the site goes to "under construction" and his music goes back into the wild.

Michael Buble's three-year-old son Noah has been diagnosed with cancer.

Birds of Tokyo’s fifth album ‘Brace’ is outselling Bon Jovi’s 13th ‘This House Is Not For Sale’ in first day sales in Australia.

James Arthur ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ was the most downloaded song in Australia last week according to iTunes.

The Weeknd ‘Starboy’ remains the most streamed song in Australia this week.

Michael Jackson made his kids wear masks and veils in public because he wanted them to have their own lives without him, according to his eldest son.

Bosses at the Country Music Association have dismissed reports they pulled footage of Beyonce's collaboration with the Dixie Chicks at the CMA Awards on Wednesday night from their website.

Kay Starr, who topped the charts with Wheel of Fortune and Rock and Roll Waltz, died Thursday in her home in Beverly Hills, CA from complications of Alzheimer's disease. She was 94.

Two engineers of The Beatles’ classic ‘Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band’ album, Geoff Emerick and Richard Lush, will sit down to discuss their work on the historic recording in Melbourne in February.