Roger Waters has claimed he's on a Ukrainian "kill list" after his comments on the Russian invasion.

Blake Shelton has sold the rights to his master recordings to Influence Media Partners.

Love Me Do, the Beatles’ debut single, was released on 5 October 1962, a week that “changed the world forever”. Now, sixty years later, the song is being celebrated at the house where it was written, 20 Forthlin Road, Allerton, Liverpool.

Popular Melbourne music venue Jimmy Hornet will close at the end of 2022 with venue owner Anthea Palmer citing rising costs of insurance verses the venue capacity as not a workable business model moving forward.

Melbourne band Lipstereo were Australia’s representatives for the Let Me Help Children of the World charity event streamed live from New York on the weekend.

Leo Sayer has been making up for lost lockdown time in the UK with his 50th Anniversary tour now in full swing and dates set through to 12 November.

The Doobie Brothers will perform in Australia for Bluesfest in 2023 with Michael McDonald back in the band.

The Australian Royal Mint will release a second edition of AC/DC coins this month.

Legendary country singer Loretta Lynn has died at the age of 90.

Legendary guitarist Al Di Meola credits the tenacity of a friend for getting him into Return For Forever with Chick Corea and Stanley Clarke at the age of 19.

Sir Ringo Starr has been sidelined with Covid and has been forced to postpone six of his All-Starr Band shows.

Bono is launching a book tour to support the release of his new memoir.

Brandon Flowers quipped that he and his Killers bandmates were "sweating bullets" as idol Bruce Springsteen joined them on stage in New York.

Tori Amos has announced a string of live dates. Following on from the success of her 2021 album, Ocean To Ocean, and her sell-out tour of 2022, Amos is set to return to the UK for six further dates, which will include a night at London's Royal Albert Hall.

The fifth studio album for Sydney band 5 Seconds of Summer named "5SOS5" becomes their fifth successive No.1 Album.

Yungblud headlined the National Football League (NFL) Halftime Show in London on Sunday afternoon.

Kelly Clarkson recorded her collaboration with Kelsea Ballerini hours after agreeing to feature on the song.

Frank Skinner has confirmed a new version of 'Three Lions' has been written for the upcoming World Cup.

Australia’s The Avalanches have cancelled the rest of their US dates die to “serious illness”.

If Metallica can’t kill you with liver disease, they’ll now get you with lung cancer. After first getting into the Whiskey business Metallica have found a new way to profit from your declining health. They are now selling cigars.

German metal band Rammstein have taken out a restraining order against ticket reselling company Viagogo.

Concord Records, the independent American label founded television producer Norman Lear (All In The Family, Maude, The Jeffersons) has purchased rights to the music catalogue of Genesis and Genesis members Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford’s solo work.

Scott Weiland's cover of the John Lennon and Yoko Ono Christmas classic 'Happy Xmas (War Is Over)' has been released.

Bruce Springsteen’s next album will be the soul covers record ‘Only The Strong Survive.

Here is a second taste of The Beatles 'Tomorrow Never Knows' Take 1. Well, sort of. It is not really a reveal because Take 1 of 'Tomorrow Never Knows' was previously released on Anthology 2 in 1996.

Ed Sheeran is set to face a jury in New York over a copyright infringement case about his 2014 song Thinking Out Loud.

Billy Joel’s 1990 Live At Yankee Stadium will screen in cinema’s around the world on 5 and 9 October. Long-time Billy Joel band member Mark Rivera was blown away when he saw the new finished version.

Richard Marx will return to Australia and New Zealand in 2023 with dates for Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland before Brisbane, Tweed Heads, Newcastle, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Wollongong, Penrith and Perth.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse have recorded a new studio album with Rick Rubin. ‘’World Record’ is coming in November.

APRA AMCOS will honour the creators of film, television, documentary and advertising music at the 21st Screen Music Awards in Melbourne/Naarm on Tuesday 15 November 2022.