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The origins of Dog Trumpet’s ‘Ray Davies and The Kinks’ go back a number of years when the band was on a road trip to the Apollo Bay Folk Festival.

Sir Paul McCartney’s kids were taunted for claiming their dad wrote ‘Live and Let Die’ after Guns N’ Roses covered his iconic James Bond theme.

Jimmy Barnes fans are being treated to some rare songs his current shows. ‘Wheels In Motion’ from 1993’s ‘Heat’, ‘Walk On’ from ‘Freight Train Heart’ (1987) and also from ‘Freight Train Heart’, the hit song ‘Waitin’ For The Heartache’ and being heard for the first time in a long time.

30 Seconds To Mars will perform in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney Australia in 2024.

The APRA Screen Music Awards celebrating excellence in music across small and large screens, was held at the Forum Theatre in Melbourne tonight 9 November 2023.

Belinda Carlisle has postponed her Australian tour again to have emergency surgery.

Caroline Buckman, a violinist who played on the final Beatles song ‘Now and Then’, passed away in March 2023 without ever knowing she played in the record.

Buckcherry are coming back to Australia in 2024 for a tour with Rose Tattoo.

Extra tickets to Taylor Swift in Australia have gone on sale following configurations of the venues.

Jerry Seinfeld will perform again for Australia in June 2024.

Mariah Carey has new music on the way. Carey has been penning new tunes and teased that one song features a choir.

The Killers are releasing a compilation album. The Killers will be releasing ‘Rebel Diamonds’ on 8 December, a 20-song list of their biggest hits from over the course of their 20-year career.

Bruce Dickinson is starring in ‘Bjorn of the Dead’.

The man on the cover of the 1971 Led Zeppelin IV album was photographed Ernest Howard Farmer who lived from 1856 to 1944. His name is Lot Long (or Longberry).

Bruce Dickinson has revealed that his 2024 solo project is not only an album but also a 12-part comic book series.

Augie March have teamed up with Romy Vager for a cover of the ‘Henry Lee’ by Nick Cave for the release of the Tony Cohen memoir ‘Half Deaf, Completely Mad’.

Boy George is joining ‘Moulin Rogue! The Musical’ on Broadway next year.

Macklemore will return to Australia in New Zealand in 2024.

The Rolling Stones will continue to make more albums until they “drop”.

Robbie Williams wishes he’d waited longer to release his 2006 Ivor Novello nominated single Rudebox.

A 25th anniversary reissue of Oasis’s The Masterplan could see the record reach Number 1 on the UK’s Official Albums Chart for the first time.

Guns N’ Roses have debuted a new song live called ‘The General’ at the last show on their American tour.

Ian Brown has paid tribute to The Stones Roses’ original bassist Pete Garner following his death.

Nik Kershaw and Go West Australian Dates Announced

A lifesize Ozzy Osbourne cake is on display at the International Cake Show in Birmingham, UK.

Jay Weinberg, drummer for Slipknot, has departed the band.

Madonna, Dua Lipa and Coldplay will reportedly headline Glastonbury next year.

In a UK festival exclusive, the iconic British band Duran Duran has been unveiled as the headliners for the 2024 edition of the Latitude Festival. The announcement coincides with the release of the band’s critically acclaimed new gothic-themed album, Danse Macabre, which made its debut in the UK Top Five this week.

Adam Johnstone, the guitarist for Melbourne band Romero, has died from cancer at age 32.

A wise old man once said, “And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make”. Sir Paul McCartney has completed his Australian tour with the final show in Queensland on the Gold Coast on Saturday night.