Amy Winehouse’s band have performed together again for the first time in London since her passing.

The Black Crowes will document the recent ‘Shake Your Moneymaker’ tour with the release of the live album ‘The Black Crowes: Shake Your Moneymaker Live’.

Tears For Fears ‘The Hurting’ turns this week. The debut album for Tears For Fears was released 7 March 1983. A 40th anniversary edition is on the way.

Simply Red have covered the Paul McCartney classic ‘My Love’ for the new album ‘Time’.

Peter Gabriel has shared another song from the upcoming ‘i/o’ album, with another Full Moon premiere ‘Playing For Time’.

GloRilla has been left "devastated and heartbroken" by the death of two fans after her concert in New York on Sunday.

British singer-songwriter Morrissey has today announced a series of major headline summer shows at London’s Crystal Palace Park on Sunday 9th July and Leeds Millennium Square on Wednesday 12th July. The announcement precedes a highly anticipated upcoming European tour including a sold-out show at London’s Eventim Apollo this month.

Miley Cyrus' new album is divided into two sides. Miley Cyrus has explained that one half of the follow-up to 2020's 'Plastic Hearts' is full of "buzz and energy" and is called the AM and the PM side is the "wild side".

Alice Cooper's long-serving guitarist Nita Strauss has re-joined his touring band. Nita was part of the group - which also includes Ryan Roxie, Tommy Henricksen, Chuck Garric, and Glen Sobel - from 2014 until 2022, but took time out to be part of pop star Demi Lovato's touring line-up.

Fanny Adams was a short-lived supergroup in Australia in 1970 and 71. The band featured Doug Parkinson (In Focus) on vocals, Vince Melouney (Bee Gees) on guitar, Johnny Dick (Max Merritt and the Meteors) on drums and Teddy Toi (Meteors) on bass.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will pay tribute to Archie Roach with a performance of his music for two nights in July.

John Fogerty’s classic ‘Have You Ever Seen The Rain’ has passed the one billion streams benchmark.

Lenny Kravitz will deliver the In Memoriam performance at the 2023 Academy Awards on Sunday.

Justin Bieber made a surprise appearance at the Rolling Loud music festival in California on Saturday (04.03.23).

Netflix is in production on a documentary series about the global hunt for 1970s disgraced pop star Gary Glitter.

Australian guitarist Joe Matera will release his next album through Philip Israel’s Possum Records.

Lionel Richie is finally going on tour with Earth, Wind & Fire.

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer tour is achieving record crowds in its 2023 season.

Gary Rossington, the last remaining original member of Lynyrd Skynyrd, has died at age 76.

Before I start, please refer back to my Richard Marx review of 2016. It is no accident Richard Marx performs great concerts. The structure of his songs is faultless. He writes his songs, he sings the songs, he produces the songs, he performs the songs. You cannot get more real than Richard Marx. There are no smoke and mirrors. Richard is driving this Marx bus.

Harry Styles' tour of Australia has helped his third album "Harry's House" back to the No.1 spot locally, its ninth overall week at the top.

Brian Perkins, a founding member of Australia’s original “boy band”, Rock and Roll legends The Delltones, has died.

Australia’s Cate Blanchett is the star of the new Sparks video ‘The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte’. Cate performs a wild dance while Russell Mael sings behind her and his brother and Sparks’ co-founder Ron Mael sits behind with a latte, gets up to clean wipe his table, sits down again and then stands up.

Matchbox Twenty will have a new song ‘Wild Dogs (Running In A Slow Dream)’ coming 17 March.

Harry Styles has been popping out the Rickie Lee Jones song ‘The Horses’ on his Australian tour as an Aussie anthem because it was such a big hit for Australia’s Daryl Braithwaite. At the Sydney show, Daryl joined Harry on stage.

Ed Sheeran has broken the attendance record for ticket sales in Melbourne beating the record he set just the day before.

Neil Young will release another two albums from his archives in April 2023. ‘Somewhere Under The Rainbow’ was recorded at London’s Rainbow Theatre in 1973 and ‘High Flyin’ is the shortlived project as The Ducks, recorded in California in 1977.

David Lindley, best known for his work with Jackson Browne, has died at age 78.

27 years after the passing of Eva Cassidy, her songs have been reimagined with the London Symphony Orchestra.

New dates have been added for The Smashing Pumpkins ‘The World Is A Vampire’ tour and some previous ones changed.