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Quirky comedian Russell Brand has announced his return to Australia in February and March next year.

Soul-tinged pop singer Allen Stone has announced dates surrounding his already announced Bluesfest shows in April 2020.

The St. Kilda Festival showcases ten new artists each year at the annual street party, and the lineup for the 40th anniversary is stellar.

Sydney band Boy & Bear have been making waves around the world in support of their latest album Suck On Light, but now they’re heading home for a massive 21-date tour.

Port Fairy Folk Festival has revealed Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse as the recipients of its revered Artist of the Year award.

Questlove is directing a documentary called Black Woodstock on the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival.

Legendary R&B singer Jill Scott is heading out on the road to celebrate twenty years of her game-changing album Who Is Jill Scott?.

Stone Temple Pilots will release new music in 2020 with their first acoustic album, Perdida.

No points for guessing the influences of Kadavar here. Fans of Black Sabbath and Kyuss might want to pay attention because the Berlin-based rockers are heading to Australia and New Zealand.

Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour only made it to night two before the superstar let loose at “moron” security guards removing a woman from the audience..

Ngaiire, one of Australia’s most noteworthy neo-soul artists, is set to return to the stage in February and March next year for a run of festival shows.

Californian Riot Grrls L7 have announce their return to Australian shores in May 2020.

Back in 2009, Gary Moore played an intimate gig to a few hundred fans in London. Now that show is finally going to see the light of day.

Stonefield’s incessant touring has honed their stagecraft to perfection and now they’re off to the US to show it off.

The Presets and Boy & Beard head up a superb lineup of acts for The Drop Festival, touring around the country from February 2020.

Faith No More – San Francisco’s weirdest offering to the alternative music scene of the 80s and 90s – are returning to the stage in 2020 for the first time since 2015.

Ed Kowalczyk of Live says that one of his bands favourite bands is INXS and that they might even work an INXS song into their Australian set in 2020.

Bush’s only new music in 2019 is for the ‘John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum’ movie.

Stone Temple Pilots gave fans a treat at their recent show in Las Vegas when Johnny Depp joined the band for the encore and performed two songs ‘Down’ and ‘Sex Type Thing’.

+LIVE+ back with Ed Kowalczyk, Gavin Rossdale and Bush and founding Stone Temple Pilots members Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz, with new singer Jeff Gutt will perform on Under The Southern Stars in Australia in April with local legends Rose Tattoo.

The band Live will release their 1994 live Woodstock set for the first time as part of the 25th anniversary reissue of ‘Throwing Copper’.

Six South Australian acts will take to the stage at the Adelaide 500 to perform ahead of Cold Chisel, Live and Robbie Williams.

Kasey Chambers, Birds of Tokyo, Sheppard as well as Bad//Dreems will open for the headline entertainment at the end of each day of the Adelaide 500 in March.

Just weeks after both Live and The Tea Party have left Australia they have announced they are coming back.

Live will perform with the original line-up in Australia in November.

Live has officially announced that the original band is back together to tour the world in 2017 and released new music.

Live has reformed with original singer Ed Kowalczyk.

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

The memorial service for Lemmy of Motorhead will be live from 2:30pm Saturday Jan 9, 2016 (AEDT 9:30am Sunday Jan 10, 2016).

One Direction, Justin Bieber, A Great Big Wirkd, il Divo, Jeff Lynne’s E.L.O., Kylie Minogue, Conrad Sewell, Kerser, Neil Young, Kurt Cobain, Live, Slim Dusty, Eric Clapton (live), Andre Rieu and Ed Sheeran ‘x’ repackaged lead the week’s new music releases.