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Paul Simon has sold his entire songwriting catalogue to Sony Music Publishing for what is expected to be a deal worth over $200 million.

Bluesfest was cancelled last minute today by the NSW Government.

The Bluesfest music festival in Byron Bay has been cancelled the day before it was due to begin.

The Saints’ Ed Kuepper and The Dirty Three’s Jim White will embark on an Australian tour together in May.

Dave Graney ad Clare Moore are going back on the road to play their first shows in front of real people since February 2020.

David Gray’s ‘White Ladder: The 20th Anniversary Tour’ has been rescheduled for 2022, exactly two years after the original dates.

The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) says the Australian recorded music sector grew by 7.3% in 2020.

Memo Music Hall has revealed the line-up for its annual Bob Dylan Birthday bash, this year celebrating the 80th birthday of Bob Dylan.

Eight months out Bendigo’s Red Hot Summer in November is a sell-out.

Veteran Australian television host has apologized to Malayasian born, Australian based crooner Kamahl for the insensitive and racist comments he made on his show Hey Hey Its Saturday.

Mike Posner is set to attempt to climb Mount Everest to raise funds for a justice reform charity in honour of his late father.

Gary Numan has released his new single, ‘Saints And Liars’.

BST Hyde Park 2021 has been cancelled.

DJ Fatboy Slim turned to helping out at the community cafe he owns when the Covid-19 lockdown forced him to scrap concert plans in 2020.

Dua Lipa and Griff have been announced as the first performers at the 2021 BRIT Awards.

The 2021 APRA Music Awards nominees have been announced with Song of the Year in 2021 spread around Missy Higgins, Tame Impala, Midnight Oil, Amy Shark and Guy Sebastian.

Mark Seymour made nine Hunters & Collectors albums. He has had 10 outside the band. When Michael Gudinski signed the band to Mushroom for their 1982 debut he create a new record label The White Label to launch them. Mark says that that was unnecessary.

Bluesfest will go ahead in Byron Bay this weekend despite the new Brisbane covid clusters.

Sports shoe brand Nike is suing rapper Lil Nas X over his new line of ‘Satan Shoes’.

Waxahatchee, the 10-year old project by Katie Crutchfield, has debuted a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Streets of Philadelphia’.

Mick Fleetwood wants a Fleetwood Mac reunion with “everyone who’s ever played” in the band.

Neil Young is at full tilt preparing new editions from his archive series because he says he doesn’t want to leave it to someone else after he is gone.

Kate Nash has called for a change within the music industry amid a lack of non-male acts on festival line-ups.

Justin Bieber’s sixth studio album called “Justice” becomes his fourth No.1 album in Australia and also his seventh Top 10 entry.

The Sex Pistols are reportedly locked in a fresh lawsuit over royalties.

Talking Heads star David Byrne is giving New Yorkers a new creative outlet by launching a social distance dance club in New York City.

Ed Sheeran and Kylie Minogue met each other for the first time this week and they’ve already made music together.

Jimmy Barnes says his next album ‘Flesh and Blood’ is about family “and MG was a big part of ours”.

Ed Sheeran premiered a new song ‘Visiting Hours’, about Michael Gudinski, at the State Memorial for Mushroom founder Michael Gudinski held in Melbourne on Wednesday 24 March 2021.