Mick Jagger will wait for a safe all-clear before The Rolling Stones return to active duty.

The Rolling Stones have postponed their 2020 North American tour.

The Melbourne International Jazz Festival, due to start on May 29 and due to be announced today, will no longer go ahead.

AN INDUSTRY IN CRISIS: Reported income losses spike 200% overnight to over $100M

Groovin the Moo’s 2020 tour scheduled for this coming April and May will unfortunately not be going ahead as planned.

It is with an extremely heavy heart that Sounds Australia announces the cancellation of Friday’s live-stream event 3 For The Stream.

Mona will temporarily close from Wednesday 18 March, for the foreseeable future.

Melbourne Recital Centre will make a one-off payment to each of the musicians who were booked to play during cancelled performances from 16 March to 13 April.

The Violent Femmes Australian tour, due to start in Tasmania this weekend, has been moved to November.

The Splendour In The Grass music festival has been moved until October.

Memo Music Hall in St Kilda, with a capacity of 400, is not affected by the Federal Government 500-capacity restriction and all shows will proceed as normal.

Due to the national travel restrictions now in place due to COVID-19, it is with regret that Love Police Touring has today announced the re-scheduling of the forthcoming Eilen Jewell tour that was due to commence this Thursday, March 19th.

The Red Hot Summer tour will go ahead later in the year in Barossa, Kiama and Ballarat but all other shows have been cancelled.

The second album for American rapper Lil' Uzi Vert called "Eternal Atake" debuts at the top of the Australian Albums chart this week, becoming his first No.1 album outside of America.

Creative industries report nearly $50m in lost income as mass gathering bans continue to cause wide-scale job cancellations.

The Bluesfest music festival for 2020 has been cancelled.

The annual Academy of Country Music Awards were due to take place on April 5 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on April 5, and be hosted by Keith Urban.

Victorian Premier Dan Andrews has announced that Melbourne Museum and the National Gallery of Victoria have closed until further notice.

In just 24 hours members of the Australian Music Industry have reported loses of more than $14.3 millions.

The Australian Festivals Association is another great Australian organisation addressing the concerns of the impact of COVID-19 on events for the Australian music industry.

The Little River Country Fair which was to feature Little River Band co-founder Glenn Shorrock performing in the town of Little River where the Little River Band name came from, has been postponed.

New Order will no longer perform at the Forum in Melbourne on Sunday 15 March citing "exceptional times" for the cancellation.

The Red Hot Summer festival sold-out show in Kiama today has been postponed due to the weather.

Cirque du Soleil have advised all performances until 15 April have been postponed.

This now in for Frontier Touring and Chugg Entertainment.

Live Performance Australia Chief Executive Evelyn Richardson has called on the Federal Government to protect the $2.5 billion Australian industry.

The following statement has been released by APRA AMCOS following concerns for the impact of working in the entertainment industry.

Record Store Day has been postponed until June 20.

Glastonbury is going ahead despite the global fear of Coronavirus.

Australia's Download 2020 has been cancelled due to headliner My Chemical Romance pulling out because of Coronavirus fears.