Royal Blood’s debut album has become the fastest selling rock album in the UK since Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds three years ago.

Brisbane’s The Blurst of Times Festival has expanded to include Sydney and Melbourne this year.

In the 80s, Brisbane’s The Riptides were on their way to become one of the biggest bands in Australia but the wheels fell off before they released their debut album. That album is finally coming.

Kate Bush owns the British album chart this week with 11 albums now scattered across the Top 50.

Chocolate Starfish will play again with a performance of the Meat Loaf classic ‘Bat Out Of Hell’ to be played from start to finish on Halloween.

‘A Night At The Opera’, a fundraiser for YMCA NSW, will return to the State Theatre this November.

Calling All Cars will tour Australia with Biffy Clyro on their upcoming tour.

Theatre producer John Frost is bringing ‘Dirty Dancing’ back to Sydney and Melbourne.

Aqua will return to Australia and New Zealand for their Greatest Hits tour in October and November.

Rodriguez has three albums in the Australian chart this week. The Rodriguez catalogue took an active run on the ARIA chart after his 2014 tour was announced last week.

Space rock originators Hawkwind have re-recorded their classic 'Sonic Attack' featuring Brian Blessed in place of Robert Calvert.

Taylor Swift leaps to No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart this week, scoring not only her second chart-topping single in Australia with 'Shake It Off'.

The second album for US singer Ariana Grande entitled “My Everything” leaps into the ARIA Albums Chart at No.1 this week.

Melbourne will soon have an Amphlett Lane honouring the late Chrissy Amphlett of Divinyls.

Wyclef Jean is to release his seventh studio album, Clefication with special guest Avicii making an appearance.

Kanye West reportedly wants to star in a "laugh out loud comedy".

Glenn Cornick, the original bassist for Jethro Tull from 1968 to 1970, died in Hilo, Hawaii on Friday August 29 at the age of 67.

Adam Lambert is the perfect fill-in for Freddie Mercury. Like Freddie, he is flamboyant pop to Queen’s aggressive rock.

Classic albums by The Sports and Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons are on the horizon.

Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga are gearing up for the release of their new album, Cheek to Cheek.

Billy Idol is jumping back into the public eye in a big way.

Paul McCartney & Wings albums 'Venus and Mars' and 'Wings at the Speed of Sound' have been delayed by over a month.

Stevie Ray Vaughan's complete output while recording for Epic Records is being compiled in one box set.

ZZ Top have cancelled their current US after yesterday announcing it had been suspended.

Nirvana recording engineer Steve Albini is heading to Melbourne as keynote speaker for the Face The Music conference.

Cold Chisel will release a brand new album in 2015.

Gossling has released a limited edition EP with covers of songs by Vance Joy and Everclear.

Kimbra will perform three shows in November to showcase her new album ‘The Golden Echo’.

Soul legend Barry White would be turning 70 on September 12, The music legend died at age 58 in 2003.

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has confirmed that the next AC/DC album is finished and was done in just 10 days. Rudd says the album is “stunning”.