Smashing Pumpkins are calling their upcoming album ‘ATUM’ a sequel to their classic ‘Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness’ album of 1995 as well as 2000’s ‘Machina/The Machine of God’.

Hamish Cowan will once again reform Cordrazine to mark the 25th anniversary of the cult classic ‘For Here To Where’.

Gavin Rossdale is previewing the upcoming Bush album 'The Art of Survival' with 'Heavy Is The Ocean'.

Sting’s My Songs tour is expanding with a new show added for Perth on 11 February.

Local metalcore act Parkway Drive see their third consecutive No.1 Album in Australia as their seventh studio album "Darker Still" takes out the top of the ARIA Album Charts.

This is Tony Hadley’s 40th Anniversary Tour but it covers a lot more than the last 40 years. The oldest song in the set, Frank Sinatra’s ‘One For My Baby’ goes back nearly 80 years. Chuck Berry’s ‘Carol’ is over 60 years old. Yes, it has been 41 years since that first Spandau Ballet album but Tony Hadley is putting this show in context. He is taking it back to where it all started for him.

Frank Zappa ‘Valley Girl’ has turned 40 and after all these years now has its first ever music video.

Steely Dan co-founder Donald Fagen has taken on the task of overseeing the reissue of the first seven Steely Dan over the next year.

For the first time ever a Louis Armstrong Christmas album will be released.

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer 2023 tour is expanding fast with new shows added for Jacobs Creek and Cairns in Queensland, Hunter Valley in New South Wales, Swan Valley in Western Australia and Darwin, Northern Territory.

Duane McDonald’s latest music festival Legend On The Lawn has a date on Queensland’s Bribie Island.

Two points about Hoodoo Gurus: 1. I’ve never considered ‘Death Defying’ a country song but hey Dave Faulkner, you wrote it so lets go with that. 2. Fuck they were great last night.

The first trailer for the Whitney Houston biopic ‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’ has been revealed with a release date for the movie set in December.

Pierce Brothers are back working with producer Jan Skubiszewski for their new song 'The Captive'.

John Lydon is mouthing off about his ex-band The Sex Pistols once again in relation to the death of the Queen and no-one seems to know why because the other members of the band haven’t done anything public this week.

Eminem called time on his feud with Snoop Dogg after Dr. Dre's near-death experience.

Ozzy Osbourne is "determined" to tour again - even if it means being "nailed to a board and wheeled on".

A new Bruce Springsteen album is allegedly on the way later this year.

Doja Cat is taking inspiration from 1990s German rave music for her new album.

Australian supergroup The Dead Daises have been forced to cancel their Nashville show this week after singer Glenn Hughes came down with a throat infection.

Spandau Ballet’s former lead singer Tony Hadley says he never expected their band’s classic song ‘True’ would have been a hit.

Ellen Foley will perform again in New York City in October.

Singer songwriter Janis Ian has revealed that her recent cancellations because of laryngitis are more serious than first thought and it will be months before she will know if she can ever sing again.

Nicki Minaj is suing a blogger named Nosey Heaux for calling her a Cokehead.

R&B star R. Kelly has been found guilty of a further six charges of child pornography and sex abuse by a Chicago court.

Singer Michelle Branch and The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney called off their divorce on Tuesday.

It’s shaping up to be a huge week for Robbie Williams, whose 13th studio album XXV is currently outselling the rest of the Top 10 combined as it heads for Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.

Katy Perry is set to start work on her new album.

Marcus Mumford was inspired by advice Neil Young gave him a decade ago.

Elvis Costello has added dates in Sydney and Melbourne in April when he is in the country for Bluesfest.