Australian singer-songwriter legend Brian Cadd has reunited The Bootleg Family Band after 40 years for a new album 'Bulletproof'.

Major new titles coming out this week include: Robbie Williams, Alicia Keys, Birds of Tokyo, Bon Jovi, Harrison Craig, Neil Diamond, PEZ, re-issues of the Crowded House back catalogue and Best of collections for The Fray, Joe Cocker.

Capitol Records is kicking off its 75th anniversary this month with three major announcements of new projects.

Triple J has revealed the nominees in the four categories of the J Awards for 2017.

In a week where major new albums are out for three proven No.1 debutees like Elvis, Gaga and Buble, this week's No.1 album is the same as last week, Jessica Mauboy with the TV Soundtrack to her series "The Secret Daughter", and it achieves Gold (●) this week also.

James Arthur is not about to let go of his No.1 position on the ARIA Singles Chart, spending a third straight week at the top with "Say You Won't Let Go".

A Day On The Green will turn 400 this summer. After 16 years and 3,000,000 ticket sales, A Day On The Green will celebrate its 400th show.

Major new titles coming out this week include: James Arthur, LeAnn Rimes, Kenny Chesney, Brett Elderidge, Tkay Maidza, Empire of the Sun, Tove Lo, Madness and DJ Shadow, plus repacks from Delta Goodrem, John Farnham, Kylie's and Michael Buble's Xmas albums.

After 16 years and more than 3,000,000 tickets sold the A Day On The Green outdoor music event is about to mount its 400th show.

Melbourne’s Tempus Sun has won the 2016 Melbourne Music Bank prize after putting on a convincing and stunning performance at Hamer Hall on Tuesday night.

Australian songwriters and publishers had a 14% revenue increase during 2014-2015 with APRA/AMCOS confirming it paid out $294,600,000 in the last financial year.

The Turnbull Federal Government is planning to axe all funding for Sounds Australia at the end of 2016.

Melbourne's Face The Music music conference has released more information about panels and artists for 2016.

It looks like it was a year for reflection by the nomination committee at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Anna Oliphant Wright, Birdhouse, Bloom and Tempus Sun are the four acts competing for the 2016 Melbourne Music Bank prize.

It wouldn't be October if we didn't see a Triple J "Like a Version" album go to No.1, as this year's Volume 12 of the unique covers album lands first week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Australia has a new No.1 single this week, the first new chart-topper since mid-August, and the crown this week goes to James Arthur and his ballad "Say You Won't Let Go", matching its current peak in England (3rd week at the top this week over there).

The Chainsmokers and Halsey ‘Closer’ is not budging as the most streamed song in Australia.

James Arthur ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ is once again topping the iTunes chart as most downloaded song in Australia this week.

San Fran Bay Area band Tiger Army will tour Australia in February. Nick 13 from the band is at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week. So is Beth Hart who will be in Australia exclusive to Bluesfest next year.

Major new titles coming out this week include: Jessica Mauboy, Kings of Leon, Rebecca Ferguson, Hillsong, Two Door Cinema Club, Lisa Mitchell, Moby, Jojo, The Naked and Famous, Andre Rieu and SHVPES.

SXSW has released over 100 more acts for 2017 with Melbourne bluesman C.W. Stoneking leading the second Australian announcement.

Australian member of Parliament Tony Burke has spoken up in Parliament to place the threat of the live music industry in Australia clearly in the Australian government's agenda.

Western Australia's WAMAwards nominations have been announced with Tame Impala and Troye Sivan obvious inclusions for 2016.

Bondi Beachfest for 2016 has been cancelled.

James Arthur ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ is the song most Australians are discovering via Shazam despite the song peaking at no 3 on the ARIA Chart.

Sydney five-piece indie rock band Sticky Fingers see their third studio album "Westway (The Glitter & The Slums)" debut at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, their first such feat.

Logging a record ninth week at No.1 are The Chainsmokers and Halsey with "Closer", which becomes the longest run at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart for 2016, and unless the next national No.1 stays for the final eleven weeks of the year there won't be any competition for the longevity crown.

The Sydney music community came together today with one clear message … Keep Sydney Open.

Green Day ‘Revolution Radio’ is fighting off competition from Triple J’s ‘Like A Version 12’ for the top spot on the Australian album chart next week but the rest of the chart is looking like a market stall.