Gorillaz are set to release live favourite ‘Cracker Island’.

Lighthouse Family have split after almost 30 years together.

Blondie are releasing their first-ever archival box set.

In this exclusive clip from the upcoming feature documentary, we see talking heads Elton John, Mark Ronson, John Paul Gaultier, Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell amongst others discuss the genius behind George’s concept for the iconic Freedom! ’90 music video.

Biopics have a pretty shoddy name with thanks to the fictitious plots of Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rapsody’ and Elton John’s ‘Rocketman’. Those two in particular ignored fact and instead decided to rewrite history. Baz Luhrmann should be congratulated for ‘Elvis’. This movie can be presented as a documentary.

The White Label Auction in Aid of The BRIT Trust has set a new record for a sale of LP test pressings – with a total hammer price of £43,540.

Robbie Williams has mocked Liam Gallagher over his recent Knebworth gigs.

Justin Bieber has been forced to cancel upcoming shows due to illness.

Peter Gabriel may release his first album of new music since 2002’s ‘Up’ later this year.

Guns N’ Roses fans in Portugal this week were treated to a rarity. ‘Reckless Life’, last played 15 April 1993, was in the setlist.

Jim Seals of the 70s soft rock duo Seals & Crofts has died at the age of 80.

Queen are to release a previously unheard track featuring vocals recorded by late frontman Freddie Mercury.

George Ezra will release a new album Gold Rush Kid later this week (10 June) and with it comes new songs to perform live for the first time in Australia.

Kylie Minogue reunited with Coldplay for another live rendition of 'Can't Get You Out of My Head' at the weekend.

Robbie Williams covered 90s rivals Oasis' 'Don't Look Back in Anger' at his homecoming concert.

David Bowie’s ‘Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars’ is 50 years old. ‘Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars’ was released on 6 June 1972.

The Rolling Stones have played the second show of their 2022 SIXTY tour in Munich Germany but short of the occasional juggle it looks like the setlist is most stuck in … well, excuse the term … stone.

Chris Martin wants to become a Broadway star.

Graham Nash “took full advantage” of the coronavirus pandemic.

Sex Pistols re-released two very special vinyl pressings of their controversial anti-monarchist anthem God Save The Queen and are looking to re-enter the Top 5 for the first time in 43 years, since C’mon Everybody reached Number 3 in 1979.

The Doobie Brothers have rescheduled several concerts as a result of Covid-19 concerns.

Kate Bush’s 1985 hit ‘Running Up That Hill’ is the number two song in Australia this week with thanks to the Netflix show ‘Stranger Things’.

Sir Cliff Richard has confirmed he was not invited to perform for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee despite appearing at numerous royal celebrations over the decades.

Bon Jovi’s original bass player Alec John Such has died at the age of 70.

Before we start on why was Diana Ross even there, who thought it was a good idea for her to sing a song about a blowjob at the Queen’s Jubilee Concert?

Andy Summers says Sting and Stewart Copeland were ready to throw out 'Every Breath You Take'.

Elton John has insisted he is in "top health" after photos of him using a wheelchair were published online.

For only the second time in 2022, an album has held onto the No.1 spot for a second week, as "Harry's House" by Harry Styles remains at the top of the Australian Album Charts.

Kate Bush was convinced to give permission for her music to feature in 'Stranger Things'.

Keith Richards says The Rolling Stones' longevity comes down to still wanting be in a band together.