Biffy Clyro’s fourth focus track from the new ‘The Celebration of Endings’ is ‘Space’.

The Rolling Stones will open their first store in London in September.

Nikki Sixx has gathered up Corey Taylor, Joe Elliott, Brantley Gilbert, Ivan Moody, Slash, AWOLNATION and Tommy Vext for Artists For Recovery.

Ronnie Wood says The Rolling Stones have some "lovely music on the back burner", and the band hope to return to the stage next summer.

Groove Armada - comprising of pals Tom Findlay and Andy Cato - have unveiled their long-awaited comeback album, 'Edge Of The Horizon', their first studio effort since 2010's 'Black Light' and 'White Light'.

Britney Spears' dad Jamie Spears remains the sole conservator of her estate, despite the singer's request for him to step down.

Billie Eilish delivered a passionate speech about the importance of voting during the third and penultimate night of the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday.

Taylor Swift has assisted a teenager in the U.K. with her university dreams by donating more than $30,000 (£22,700) to cover her tuition fees.

New Zealand’s Rhythm & Vines Festival has announced 50+ New Zealand acts for the first announcement for the 2020 line-up.

An unused track from the 1973 London Sessions by Jerry Lee Lewis featuring Rory Gallagher will surface on the upcoming ‘The Best of Rory Gallagher’.

Tears For Fears have a 4CD + Blu-Ray expanded edition of their 1989 classic ‘The Seeds of Love’ on the way in October.

Cherie Currie of The Runaways has a cover of the Chris Cornell penned Soundgarden classic ‘Black Hole Sun’. She recorded the song with Brie Darling.

Chris Hillman, a one-time member of The Byrds with David Crosby and The Flying Burrito Brothers with Gram Parsons, is about to publish his memoir ‘Time Between: My Life as a Byrd, Burrito and Beyond’.

Todd Nance, the original drummer for Widespread Panic, has died at the age of 57.

Carrie Underwood, Shania Twain and Snoop Dogg are among the stars to have landed their own radio shows on the revamped Apple Music network.

Dizzee Rascal - whose most recent record was 2017's 'Raskit' - has announced plans for the highly anticipated follow-up, and he is set to release 'E3 AF' in autumn.

Nick Cave has poured cold water on speculation he's recorded a collaboration with Kanye West.

Mariah Carey has joined forces with Lauryn Hill on a new track - the first single from her upcoming compilation album, The Rarities.

Post office officials in Malibu, California have turned down Cher's offer to help amid cash cuts because she wasn't qualified to be a volunteer.

Gil Matthews is working on an expanded edition of the Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs album ‘The Hoax Is Over’ for its first ever CD release.

In 1975 David Bowie appeared on The Cher Show. Somehow Cher talked Bowie into butchering his current hit ‘Young Americans’ by slicing it open like a hamburger bun and filling it with schmaltz.

The Victorian Government / Mushroom Group music initiative The Sound will air its final broadcast of Series One this Sunday.

TEG Live is going back on the road with the Country Roadshow.

Music Victoria is thrilled to announce the appointment of Kerry Kennell to its board of directors.

Delivered Live this week brings you another incredible line up of talent with full sets from 3 amazing Sydney artists; Christine Anu (fresh from her appearance on The Masked Singer!), Aus music icon and frontman for The Church, Steve Kilbey, and indie rnb up and comer, Kyva.

Bluesfest has announced its first ever all-Australian announcement. Russell Morris, Ian Moss and Kev Carmody join the line-up for 2021 in the 10 names announced.

UB40’s Ali Campbell hasn’t spoken to his brother Duncan since he suffered a stroke earlier this month.

Keith Urban has unveiled the tracklisting for his upcoming record, 'The Speed of Now Part 1', which will be released on September 18th and include a duet, called 'One Too Many', with Pink.

Niall Horan will be sporting a medical boot for the foreseeable future, after snapping the ligaments on the outside of his foot in a drunken fall.

The BPI can report that a Morecambe-based motor dealer has been exposed as the ringleader of a music piracy operation going back to 2016. John Waldie, 56, is believed to have made £464,000 from illegally dealing in counterfeit CDs.