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Kodak Black has already donated $150,000 (£110,000) to charity, despite being released from jail just five days ago.

Justin Bieber has been sharing snaps from the studio across Instagram and teased fans that he’s got to the stage of picking the track-listing for the LP.

A mural of the late Eddie Van Halen is set to be unveiled to mark what would have been his 66th birthday (26.01.21).

‘The Muppet Show’ will make its Disney+ debut in February.

Zach Bair, the equal parts musician and entrepreneur, has released a new song ‘Fight’ as a statement of today.

Music legend Engelbert Humperdinck and wife of 56 years Patricia Dorsey are both battling Covid-19.

38 years ago Mondo Rock guitarist and songwriter Eric McCusker wrote the controversial ‘Come Said The Boy’, a song about a young man losing his virginity. Now more than three decades later, Eric has released the sequel ‘Bumping Into Memories’ with his new band The Dreamroom.

Little River Band co-founder and songwriter Graeham Goble has been named to receive the Medal (OAM) of the Order of Australia in the 2021 Australia Day honours.

Ross Wilson says he will no longer play Australia Day concerts. Instead, the Australian rock legend will play the special ‘Living In The land Of Oz’ concert to mark Survival Day 2021.

With the death of Larry King at age 87 on the weekend, the world has lost one of the greatest interviewers of all-time.

Did you enjoy 2021’s Triple J Hottest 100? Fuck yeah. 61 times to be exact. The Triple J Hottest 100 of 2021 features 19 songs dropping the F bomb at total of 61 times.

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Kendrick Lamar released a studio album since ‘Damn’ in 2017, but according to Top Dawg Entertainment president Punch, fans could be set to hear some new material from him very soon.

Just like last week, it’s a one-two entry to the ARIA Albums Chart this week, with the sixth studio album for local rapper Illy called “The Space Between” entering at No.1, becoming his second successive chart-topper locally.

Live music sounds good, doesn’t it … and its back. Jimmy Barnes headlined the first of the 21 Sounds Better Together concerts at the Rochford Winery in Victoria’s Yarra Valley.

America’s Gerry Beckley has complied his first solo best of ‘Keeping the Light On – The Best of Gerry Beckley’.

Former Pink Floyd member Roger Waters has recorded a new lockdown version of ‘The Gunner’s Dream’. A song from the 1983 Pink Floyd album ‘The Final Cut’.

Daryl Braithwaite is releasing the best piece of merch since the Kiss Koffin. For just $899 you can now have your very own Daryl Braithwaite The Horses 1991 30th anniversary surfboard.

Brian Cadd will return to Australia to tour from March with Russell Morris.

Homophobe Margaret Court is to receive Australia’s highest honour, the Companion of the Order of Australia, and Victorian Premier Dan Andrews and Labor’s Federal Leader Anthony Albanese are pissed off about it.

The estate of Jacques Levy is suing Bob Dylan for $US7.25m over the sale of his songwriting catalogue.

Organisers of the U.K.’s Glastonbury Festival have cancelled its 2021 edition due to the Covid-19 pandemic for the second year running.

A former reality TV star pardoned over 100 people just days before , including rapper Lil Wayne, who had pleaded guilty to illegally possessing a loaded weapon on a private jet.

Drake has pushed back the release of his new album to allow himself more time to recover from knee surgery.

Dave Grohl dedicated his Foo Fighters classic ‘Times Like These’ to his mother Virginia, who was a public school teacher and McKenzie Adams, the 9-year old student who died by suicide in 2018 because of bullying.

Ross Wilson and The Living End have been added to the expanding Sounds Better Together concert from the Victorian government.

Bruce Springsteen was in Washington, DC to perform ‘Land of Hope and Dreams’ for President Biden and Vice-President Harris on the day of their inauguration.