The Who guitarist Pete Townshend is a fan of Taylor Swift.

In June we announced the forthcoming release of the first MC5 album in 53 years … and the last. In February founder Wayne Kramer passed away.

‘Crazy Look’ is the second taste of the upcoming ‘The Way We Do Business' for The Black Sorrows.

Art Garfunkel and his son Art Garfunkel Jr have made an album together. ‘Father & Son’ will be released in November.

Kylie Minogue will play her first Australian shows in six years when the ‘Tension’ world tour kicks off in Perth in February.

Ratt’s 1984 debut album ‘Out of the Cellar’ will have a 40th anniversary release with an extra track added.

Iron Maiden will have an all-new tour for 2025.The ‘Run For Your Lives’ tour will mark the 50th anniversary of when founding member and principal songwriter bass player Steve Harris formed the band in London in 1975.

George Harrison’s 1973 album ‘Living In The Material World’ has been expanded for a belated 50th anniversary release for November.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs have never be a free man again after being denied bail after being charged with multiple sex crimes.

Mike Rudd will perform a one-off Sunday afternoon show of his Spectrum to Ariel material with Mike Rudd’s Indelibles to launch the ARCA 'Desk Tape' album, 'Ariel Live At Martinis 1976' at the St Kilda Sports Club Sunday 29th September.

John Dolmayan of System of a Down has a comic book series on the way.

Right at the moment Jane’s Addiction has imploded following the punch-up by Perry Farrell with Dave Navarro comes a new song ‘True Love’.

Kenny Hyslop, drummer for Simple Minds in 1981 and 1982, has died from prostate cancer at the age of 73.

REO Speedwagon will call it quits at the end of 2024, 57 years after the band formed in Illinois, USA.

Patsy and Dave have a hit with ‘The Willow’ on Australia’s Country chart.

Gwen Stefani has shared details of her new album - which is her first in seven years.

City and Colour will return to Australia in January 2025, just 23 months after the last Australian tour.

Dua Lipa will now play three Melbourne shows and two Sydney shows with new dates added to the Radical Optimism Australian tour.

Luke Combs has upgraded his next Australia and New Zealand visit to a stadium tour.

American singer songwriter John David ‘J.D.’ Souther has died at the age of 78.

Blink-182 co-founder Mark Hoppus will publish his memoir ‘Fahrenheit-182’ on 8 April 2025 via Dey St publishing.

Talking Heads debut album ‘Talking Heads ‘77’ is being expanded for a deluxe edition.

This was the aborted setlist at the Jane’s Addiction Boston show in 13 September before the ‘shit hit the fan’ (or more to the point Perry Farrell hit Dave Navarro) and brought the show and band to an end.

The Smiths co-founder Johnny Marr has addressed the recent Morrissey dummy spit.

Miley Cyrus has been accused of copying Bruno Mars for her hit song Flowers.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is facing a lifetime prison sentence after being charged on three counts: racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution.

Billie Eilish has urged her fans to back Kamala Harris for president and to "vote like your life depends on it."

Gaz Coombes will return to Australia in 2025 and this time he is bring Danny Goffey and Mick Quinn along. Supergrass have added Australian dates to the UK dates announced yesterday.

Green Day’s third album ‘Dookie’ from 1994 has officially become the 13th album ever to achieve Double Diamond certification in the USA for sales exceeding 20 million and now shares equal 12th spot for biggest selling album of all-time in the USA.

Rapper/businessman Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been arrested on unknown federal charges in Manhattan.