Melbourne Music Bank winner Héloise will release ‘This Is Home’, her prize-winning song on April 17.

Kiss will perform a second show for Melbourne with The Dead Daisies.

Legendary singer songwriter Joni Mitchell has been rushed to hospital after being found unconscious in the Bel Air home.

Melbourne band British India have been added to Bluesfest, replacing the hole left after the last minute cancellation by The Black Keys.

Bruce Springsteen continues his new Archive Series with one of his most famous early shows from December 31, 1980 at the Nassau Coliseum.

Van Halen played to thousands of fans on Monday on Hollywood Boulevard in a mini-concert, part of which was aired on Jimmy Kimmel's ABC show on Monday night with additional songs being broadcast tonight.

The Rolling Stones have dug into the archive to resurrect one of their biggest albums, Sticky Fingers, in Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions.

The Rolling Stones will play dates in the USA starting May 24 in San Diego.

Jeremy Brown, the guitar player for Scott Weiland’s band The Wildabouts, has been found dead. He was 34 years old.

Jay-Z held a press conference on Monday to announce his new Tidal subscription music service.

Brian Wilson spent an hour or so on Twitter Monday afternoon answering questions submitted by the general public.

Willie Nelson is about to turn a hobby into a business.

Robert Plant is going to be collaborating with DJ, producer and songwriter Diplo.

Two entities that promote makeup on men, Gene Simmons of KISS and the WWE, have joined forces to form Erebus Pictures, a new company that will make horror movies.

The ‘Spirit of the Anzacs’ album is the biggest one week seller so far this year (disregarding compilations).

1970 ‘Spirit In The Sky’ hitmaker Norman Greenbaum is in a critical condition after being involved in a car crash that has left one person dead.

The Tupac Shakur estate is preparing to release a host of new Tupac Shakur work.

The on-again/off-again film on the life of Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury seems it be more up-in-the-air as ever before.

Three female Australians, Courtney Barnett, Kylie Minogue and Sia, have albums in the UK Top 30 albums this week.

360 has taken The Living End’s Chris Cheney into the studio to lay down an acoustic version of ‘Early Warning’.

Elton John's mother Sheila has broken her silence on why they've been estranged for years.

Darius Rucker is now four albums into his country career with the release on Tuesday of Southern Style.

Hozier, Father John Misty and Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes are lined up for Coachella 2015.

The delayed Rolling Stones' North American tour dates could be announced this coming week.

The first trailer for ‘Spectre’, the 24th James Bond movie has been released.

After debuting at No.2 last week Lee Kernaghan sees his new album “Spirit of the Anzacs” climbs up a place to land at No.1 this week, becoming not only the first chart topping album for Lee, but also his first ever album to climb in the second week on the charts.

LunchMoney Lewis keeps paying his “Bills” at the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles chart for a second week, with Australia still the only country to have placed it this high so far, it’s Top 15 in New Zealand (#14), Top 30 in The Netherlands (#25) and the song slightly climbed in the USA (95 to 93) this week.

A concert by the current configuration of Little River Band in Salem, North Carolina has been cancelled after the band allegedly demanded full payment up front from the venue.

Ozzy Osbourne has cancelled the Mexico leg of Ozzfest because he needs surgery.

Boy George has never had to audition for anything.