ARC, the Australian supergroup featuring Kram of Spiderbait, Darren Middleton of Powderfinger, Davey Lane of You Am I and Mark Wilson of Jet, will perform the entire Pink Floyd classic ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ around Australia from June.

Mark Rivera is the name behind the names. For decades he has been Ringo’s Starr and the All Starr Band’s music director as well as Billy Joel’s saxophone player.

They Might Be Giants will perform their 1990 album ‘Flood’ in its entirety when they tour Australia in 2023.

Jimmy Barnes will use the RockWiz podium to announce his new project Barnestorming this week.

Paul Weller is supporting Blur at their second Wembley Stadium show.

Gorillaz's Netflix film has been cancelled. Damon Albarn has confirmed the streaming giant has cut the animated movie due to needing to make cutbacks in their "movie offerings".

Graham Nash has announced his first solo album in seven years.

The man who killed Nipsey Hussle has been sentenced to at least 60 years in prison.

Most of the George Harrison catalogue has come together for the very first time at BMG. Almost everything from George’s solo debut ‘Wonderwall’ in 1968 through to his posthumous final album ‘Brainwashed’ in 2002 will be available through BMG.

Fenn Wilson, the son of Australian blues guitarist great, the late Chris Wilson, has some amazing new music with the song ‘Dancing’.

Everything But The Girl have premiered their second new song in 21 years. ‘Caution To The Wind’ is the latest preview of the ‘Fuse’ album.

In March 2020, a year of the release of his ‘Prisoner of Love’ album, singer/ songwriter/author, Stephen Cummings had a stroke. Stephen has put that behind him and will release a new album ‘100 Hundred Years From Now’ and will preview the album live.

Sampa The Great is the second artist to withdrawn from Bluesfest, just a day after King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard quit following the addition of Sticky Fingers.

Feist has released a video for the song ‘In Lightning’ ahead of her sixth album ‘Multitudes’ in April. Her last album ‘Pleasure’ was released in 2017.

Variety has suggested the upcoming album by The Rolling Stones may included appearances from the sole surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

Dog Trumpet will be travelling into Victoria this week for their first shows since 2019.

Following the number one debut of their sixth album ‘This Is Why’, Paramore have premiered a video for the song ‘Running Out Of Time’.

Maisie Peters has premiered her new video ‘Body Better’ while in Australia for the Ed Sheeran tour.

Daryl Braithwaite and Harry Styles have been sharing their man crush on each other with Styles performing the Daryl Braithwaite song (written by Rickie Lee Jones and Walter Becker) ‘The Horses’ at his first Australian show and Daryl sending a message after it.

Michael Paynter, who since 2011 has been doing time with Icehouse, has been brewing a supergroup on the side.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will no longer perform at Bluesfest 2023 in protest over the addition of Sticky Fingers.

Roger Waters has issued another pro-Russia rant and while agreeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine was illegal he saw Putin was provoked by Ukraine accuses Ukraine of a “blatant act of war” and “extreme act of global terrorism”.

Rose Tattoo are preparing to head to North America at the end of April with a 10-week Australian pub tour to out the band in shape.

Wilco will officially release the ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’ alternative called ‘Crosseyed Strangers’ for Record Store Day 2023.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has composed new music for King Charles' coronation.

Olivia Newton-John’s final recording was a re-recording of Dolly Parton’s ‘Jolene’ with Dolly Parton.

The sixth studio album for American rock act Paramore called This is Why becomes their third #1 Album in Australia this week.

A Flock of Seagulls are marking the 40th anniversary of the debut album with an expanded 3 disc set.

Crazy Horse members Neil Young, Billy Talbot, Nils Lofgren and Ralph Molina will release one album featuring their individual solo projects on the new album ‘All Roads Lead Home’.

Yoko Ono is 90. Yoko was seven years older than John Lennon when they married in 1969. At the time John was 29 and Yoko was 36. The couple were married for 11 years when John was assassinated in New York in 1980.