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Kanye West has been taken to a hospital in Los Angeles after police responded to a medical welfare call around 1:20pm Los Angeles time.

Former CDB and current Boom Crash Opera frontman Andrew De Silva will bring his Purple Revolution: A Tribute To Prince’ show to Sydney’s The X Studio.

Duran Duran’s ‘Notorious’ recently clocked up its 30th anniversary.

The Magnetic Fields will release a five-disc chronicle to 50 years of Stephen Merritt and tour the project next year.

Triple J’s breakfast team Matt & Alex will not return to the network in 2017.

Snoop Dogg has called his fellow rapper Kanye West “crazy” following his rant during a concert in Sacramento, California on Saturday.

Tasmania’s A Festival Called Panama has added a second line-up of acts for the 2017 event.

The magic of Brian Cadd has and always will be about the songs. Generations of Australians have treasured the music of Brian Cadd over the past 50 years.

Mick Fettes, the original singer for Melbourne band Madder Lake, has died at the age of 65.

Adele will play a second show for Melbourne and Brisbane on her first Australia tour next year.

The Leon Russell memorial has been uploaded to YouTube for streaming globally.

Over 500 people came to Brooklyn Heights on Sunday morning for a peace rally brought on by the vandalizing of Adam Yauch Park.

Santana and The Doobie Brothers will tour Australia together while in the country for Bluesfest in April.

Donald Trump, the man who will be the next president of the Divided States of America, went into tantrum mode after a Saturday Night Live sketch on the weekend.

Sharon Jones was surrounded by loved ones at a Cooperstown, NY hospital for most of the last week of her life.

Pregnant Janet Jackson has taken to Twitter for the first time in several months to assure fans she’s doing well.

The fifth studio album for local rapper Illy (Alasdair Murray) entitled “Two Degrees” becomes his first ever ARIA Albums Chart No.1, plus only his second Top 10 entry.

Retaining his No.1 position on the ARIA Singles Chart for a sixth straight week is James Arthur and his ballad “Say You Won’t Let Go”, which is now 2x▲Platinum in sales.

Trump’s Divided States of America is happening fast and ugly. Adam Yauch Park in Brooklyn was defaced by racist Trump supporters on Friday.

Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler has been selected to receive the 2016 Humanitarian Award from the Hospitality Committee for United Nations Delegations.

The sexual harassment lawsuit filed against Elton John by a former security guard has been dismissed.

Garbage founder Butch Vig will not be with the band when they tour Australia next week.

Hugh McDonald, a member of Australian band Redgum, has lost his battle with cancer at the age of 62.

Sharon Jones of soul and funk band The Dap Kings, has lost her battle with cancer at age 60.

Twisted Sister is no more. The band played their final show last Saturday night at Parque Fundidora in Monterrey, Mexico, ending their “Forty and Fuck It Tour” which began on June 10 at the Sweden Rock Festival.

While there has not been an official announcement, all signs point towards lead vocalist Ed Kowalczyk returning to the band Live.

Music industry support organization Sounds Australia has been given a last-minute lifeline with the Federal Government reversing its decision to discontinue funding.

Metallica have not only made a video for every song on their new ‘Hardwired…To Self-Destruct’ album, they have made them free for you to watch on YouTube.

Bruce Springsteen will narrate the audio edition of his critically acclaimed, #1 New York Times bestselling memoir Born to Run. Simon & Schuster Audio will publish the 18-hour-long audiobook on December 6.