Victoria will introduce Recharge on 17 May, a streaming media event.

The sixth studio album for Perth band Birds of Tokyo called "Human Design" becomes the bands second No.1 album as it debuts at the top of the Australian Albums chart.

Roger Ballen: -“Simply sitting home will not change the world, acting from home to provide real help – will!”

Rock and Roll legend Dion has gathered up his famous friends for his next album ‘Blues With Friends’.

SXSW is facing increased pressure to refund delegates who registered for the 2020 music conference and festival which could potentially bankrupt the organization.

Government-owned venues in Victoria are still selling concert tickets for shows scheduled after July 1 despite a very clear message from the Premier and the Chief Medical Officer suggesting it will be a long, long time before the music industry is allowed to return to normal.

Michael Gudinski’s Mushroom Group has partnered with the Victorian Government to launch a new streaming entertainment service called Victoria Together.

Record Store Day will now happen on Saturday August 29, Saturday September 26 and Saturday October 24.

When the proposed Victorian Lockdown Laws were initially proposed it was the live music sector that was hit first and hit the hardest.

“There’s no money in poetry, but then there’s no poetry in money, either” ― Robert Graves

1.159 million Australian’s turned in for Music From The Home Front on Saturday night with the show rating no 1 for under 40 year olds.

The fifth studio album for Melbourne rock group The Smith Street Band called "Don't Waste Your Anger" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, their first No.1 set.

This Saturday night across Music From The Home Front will bring Australian and New Zealand acts live to your lounge room.

The next major online music festival will be PlayOn featuring Warner Music Group artists this weekend.

After two weeks of sitting at its entry position of No.2, the second Dua Lipa album "Future Nostalgia" is up one place to claim the No.1 spot in Australia this week.

Highlights from One World: Together At Home.

Both New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti cannot see major concert events returning in 2020.

Bruce Springsteen is set to perform along with the likes of Halsey, SZA, Bon Jovi, Tony Bennett and Charlie Puth as part of the virtual concert JERSEY 4 JERSEY on April 22 to help raise funds for NJ residents whose lives have been impacted by the Covid-19 health crisis.

Joe Camilleri will gather up The Black Sorrows for the second event in the Memo Music Hall Live Stream concert series.

Professor of healthcare management Zeke Emanuel has "no idea" how event promoters are rescheduling music gigs and festivals for later this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, saying he doesn't understand how they think it's a "plausible possibility".

The fifth studio album for local Australian alt-rock band Violent Soho called "Everything is A-OK" debuts at No.1 on the Australian Albums chart this week, becoming their second successive #1 set locally.

Matt Lucas’ charity single Thank You Baked Potato debuts at Number 34, with the highest digital download sales of the week. The track - clocking in at just 1 minute and 4 seconds - is a rework of a song he performed on comedy panel show Shooting Stars 20 years ago, with new lyrics encouraging hand washing and social distancing. All proceeds from the song go to FeedNHS, which is providing hot meals to NHS staff and critical care workers.

Israel’s Gilad Passerby has recorded a virtual duet with China’s HaHui as a thankyou to the dedicated health workers in China and around the world.

The National Indigenous Music Awards are pleased to announce in the face of the COVID19 pandemic, that they will continue in 2020, reacting to a climate where celebrating and shining a light on First Nations artists is even more important than ever. Opening their nominations today, the NIMAs are ready to face the challenge of building and supporting community in a changed world.

Official Charts Company data confirms that sales of Vera Lynn’s wartime classic We’ll Meet Again, as referenced in Queen Elizabeth’s address to the nation on Sunday evening, have soared 580% so far week-on-week, based on download sales from chart-reporting digital retailers including the likes Amazon, iTunes and more.

Kelly Clarkson is returning to daytime TV to host The Kelly Clarkson Show from her Montana getaway.

Tones and I has been nominated four times for the 2020 APRA Awards and this year they’ll be virtual.

The fourth studio album for local rock/pop act 5 Seconds of Summer called "C A L M" becomes their fourth consecutive No.1 album in Australia this week.

Melbourne Recital Centre have announced the following in regards to opening hours and when shows will return:

A statement from the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: