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Pop star Justin Bieber found being in love for the first time “magical”.

Courtney Barnett’s Milk Records, Henry Wagons and Beaches are just some of the recipients of the first Music Works grants from the Victorian Government.

Singer LeAnn Rimes is praying for her father’s health after learning he requires open heart surgery.

Olivia Newton-John has done something she’s never accomplished before this week. Olivia is at the top of the Dance Club music chart.

The Hard Rock Cafes around the world are famous for the memorabilia that is spread throughout their properties. As of now, the company owns 80,000 pieces of rock history dating back to the very beginning of the art form.

Disturbed will perform a one-off New Zealand show in January for Frontier Touring.

The California Honeydrops have shared a free live album for fans ahead of their Australian and US tours.

Melbourne’s own Hendrix reincarnate Shannon Bourne will perform the Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypsies album live in December.

Sevendust will return to Australia and New Zealand in 2016 for the band’s first down under tour in five years.

Allen Toussaint touched a lot of heart, both musically and personally, and that has never been more apparent then on social media today in the wake of his passing.

Legendary New Orleans singer, songwriter and musician Allen Toussaint died on Tuesday in Madrid, Spain at the age of 77.

Aerosmith had plans to tour in early 2016 but those plans have been postponed for Steven Tyler’s budding country music career.

Rapper Azealia Banks is reportedly being investigated for physically attacking a security guard.

Rapper G-Easy will bring his ‘When It’s Dark Out’ tour to Australia in March.

It’s the reunion they said could never happen – even the members themselves have admitted it. But today Busted announce their return to the world of pop in 2016.

Chris Isaak will perform A Day On The Green shows across Australia in April.

Singer Ed Sheeran has given up smoking after worrying that he was getting to “the point of no return” with his nicotine habit.

Loretta Lynn will release her first new album in ten years, Full Circle, on March 4 via Legacy Recordings.

Edward “Fast Eddie” Hoh, whose drumming graced recordings for artists from the Monkees to the Modern Folk Quartet, died on Saturday, November 7 from natural causes. He was 71.

Elton John believes all gay men carried an “internalised stigma” while he was growing up.

Alanis Morissette didn’t have a penny to her name while writing Jagged Little Pill, which she penned in a mouse-infested apartment.

Reggae star Maxi Priest will tour Australia in 2016.

Jeff Lynne’s ELO, formerly known as the Electric Light Orchestra, officially launched their new album on Monday night in an intimate show at Porchester Hall in London.

Adele keeps her haul of awards in her bathroom to remind her of her hard work every time the singer uses the toilet.

Rock ’n’ roll legend Dion (DiMucci) has teamed with Paul Simon for a song for his next album coming February.

Mumford & Sons will strap on the football boots for a charity soccer match in Sydney this Friday.

Emma Louise will open for Sam Smith on his upcoming Australian tour and before that has released a haunting new song called ‘Underflow’.

The ABC’s youth network Triple J has lost market share consistently across Australia in the radio ratings released today but still has a story to tell in Perth.