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The AC/DC ‘Shot in the Dark’ video has generated over 1,000,000 views in the first 8 hours of going live.

Drake has confirmed a new album is on the way for January. He made the announcement via a one-minute video, which featured nods to some of his previous records, including 2013 album ‘Nothing Was the Same’ and his second studio album ‘Take Care’.

The ninth studio album for Guy Sebastian called “T.R.U.T.H.” (Sony Australia) debuts in the top spot this week, becoming his third No.1 album in Australia since his first in 2003.

Hillsong Church now owns Melbourne’s icon Festival Hall, the venue where Ian Dury sang ‘Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll’, Ozzy Osbourne sang ‘Sabbath Bloody Sabbath’ and the Sex Pistols played. So did those evil Beatles who had that sinister band member Lennon who once said they were “bigger than Jesus”. Hallelejah!

Adele updated fans on the status of her long-awaited new album during her hosting gig on Saturday Night Live this weekend.

Suzi Quatro having her life made into a movie after the 2019 documentary, ‘Suzi Q’, received rave reviews.

Ariana Grande is set to release her sixth studio album next Friday (30.10.20), and over the weekend, she revealed the full tracklist for the upcoming record, including collaborations with the ‘Starboy’ hitmaker, Doja Cat, and Ty Dolla $ign.

Meet the Elton John Barbie doll.

Songwriter Jeff Jeff Walker has died from throat cancer at the age of 78.

Folk legend Arlo Guthrie has retired from performing after a year that started with a stroke and continued with Covid.

Bruce Springsteen released his first studio album with his longtime backing band the E Street Band in six years on Friday (23.10.20), and has now revealed the material for the album was recorded in less than a week, with all the vocals featured on the record being “first takes”.

Damon Albarn joins Elton John for this week’s episode of Rocket Hour on Apple Music 1 to coincide with the release of the new Gorillaz album, ‘Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez’.

Classically trained quadriplegic Tim McCallum has been selected to sing the National Anthem at the AFL Grand Final in Queensland this weekend.

A new lawsuit filed by James Safechuck, who accuses Michael Jackson of child abuse, has been dismissed.

Michael Eavis is considering putting “massive testing arrangements” in place for the Glastonbury Festival next year.

Shaun Keaveny’s BBC Radio 6 Music programme Matt Everitt interviewed Sir Paul McCartney about his new album, McCartney III.

Keith Richards has premiered a video for his 1992 track ‘Hate It When You Leave’.

Underground Lovers have delved into the archives to resurrect old remix versions of their songs for a new album ‘Shadows.

Canberra has scored a SummerSalt date in February.

Birds of Tokyo will play a second show at Fremantle Prison on 8 January.

Paul McCartney has confirmed his new album ‘McCartney III’ is coming in December.

Country legend Marty Stuart is ready to give an all-star salute when the final beam of the Marty Stuart Congress of Country Music is lifted into its framework in Philadelphia, Mississippi on 28 October, 2020.

Eddie Van Halen axe-slayer’s 2004 EVH Charvel Art Series electric guitar with red, white and black stripes on the body and a second EVH, both of which the ‘Jump’ hitmaker partly designed, will be sold as part of the upcoming ‘Icons & Idols Trilogy: Rock ‘N’ Roll’ auction in December.

Former Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora has given fans of the band a glimmer of hope for another reunion after revealing he’d consider a get together for “a special situation”.

Director Dan Reed is working on a sequel to his Emmy award-winning documentary Leaving Neverland.

When Australian singer songwriter Mike McClellan set out to approach Bob Dylan for permission to use a line from Bob’s Not Dark Yet’ in his own ‘Letter To America’ he wasn’t confident of a positive response but it came quickly.