Scott Owen of The Living End is on loan to The Whitlams for the ‘Early Years ’93-‘97’ tour starting in September.

Christie’s have announced a auction for the personal items of Donna Summer.

Evanescence will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the debut album ‘Fallen’ with Australian dates in August and September.

Jackson Browne has added an outdoor show in Queensland for A Day On The Green in December.

Former pop star, once upon a time Australian Idol judge and songwriter and record producer Mark Holden, is wearing his production hat to bring us new music from Gunditjama man Richard Frankland.

The documentary about Mushroom founder Michael Gudinski will have its world premiere at MIFF (Melbourne International Film Festival) in August.

Alasdair ‘Algy’ Ward, an early member of Australia’s The Saints and later one of The Damned, has died at age 63.

Billie Eilish is performing at a global climate event in Paris.

Leo Sayer and Joe Camilleri were born on the same day in the same hemisphere 75 years ago. On May 21, 1948, Leo Sayer arrived in Shoreham-by-Sea in Sussex UK and Joe was born one time zone to the right in Malta the same day.

The Doobie Brothers will continue their 50th Anniversary tour minus founding member Tom Johnston who is stepping down temporarily while he undergoes back surgery.

Don't miss out on Gotta Have Rock and Roll's (GHRR) first art auction featuring an impressive collection. GHRR is known for curating collections of hip-hop, rock and roll, and pop-culture memorabilia. However, this auction will showcase their stunning art pieces. You can expect to see works by renowned artists such as Haring, Warhol, Picasso, Basquiat, Banksy, Koons, and more. One piece that will catch the eye of music and art enthusiasts is the original album cover artwork for the Rolling Stones' "It's Only Rock and Roll," created by Guy Peelart.

KISS have cancelled the first show on their upcoming U.K. farewell tour.

Take That have inked a new deal with EMI Records. The band are embarking on a new chapter and are poised to release their first album since 2017's 'Wonderland' in the fourth quarter of 2023.

Bruno Mars is poised to return with a fresh sound on his first solo album in seven years.

Niall Horan is the latest One Direction member to announce an Australian tour and is no doubt brushing up on his ‘Daryl’ to accelerate his socials posts.

On April 29 and 30 Willie Nelson held his 90th birthday celebration concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The ‘Long Story Short: Willie Nelson 90’ will screen in Australian cinemas from 10 to 16 June.

John Oates has covered his own song ‘Maneater’ but given it an all new-reggae flavour which isn’t all that different from how he originally envisioned the song.

Boom Crash Opera have more 2023 dates in September and November and Bachelor Girl will make it a double header.

Josh Freese has replaced Taylor Hawkins in Foo Fighters.

Jimmy Barnes took the summer of 2022 off to recover from back surgery and will make up for lost time across the summer of 2024.

Red Hot Summer is back for 2024 (well, and a little bit of 2023), with Jimmy Barnes as the Red Hot headliner once again.

Blur experienced "moments of utter joy" while recording their new album.

The Sex Pistols are set to release a new 7” replica single of their iconic debut hit ‘Anarchy in the UK’.

Richard Clapton condensed 50 years of his music history into one two-and-a-half-hour show in Melbourne this week like he was some sort of magician.

Lewis Capaldi is prepared to quit music for the sake of his mental health.

Jessie J is a new mum. Jessie took to her Instagram Stories on Friday to announce that she had welcomed a baby boy last week.

Andy Rourke, bass player for The Smiths, has died from pancreatic cancer.

- (subtract) for Ed Sheeran remains at No.1 in Australia for a second week, becoming his longest running chart-topping album this decade.

Ouch, James Reyne has “had a little accident, nothing too series” (as Icehouse would say) and dates for the Way Out West tour with Ella Hooper have had to be rescheduled.

With the final Harrison Ford instalment of the Indiana Jones franchise premiering on June 30, director James Mangold has shared his thoughts on the making of the movie.