The Kid LAROI is no longer managed by Scooter Braun.

A guitar played by Johnny Ramone has sold for more than $900,000 (£650,000) at auction.

Bob Dylan will hit the road again for North American dates staring in November.

1960s pop star Sue Thompson has died at the age of 96.

American pervert R. Kelly will spend years in jail after being found guilty of sexual abuse to women and children over decades.

Eskimo Joe will release ‘The World Repeats Itself Somehow’, their first Best Of, on 10 December.

Guns N’ Roses have debuted ‘Hard Skool’, their second new song for 2021.

The Music Victoria Industry Awards for 2021 will stream this year on 7 October.

‘Jagged Little Pill’, the musical based on the music of Alanis Morissette, will premiere in Sydney in December.

Russell Crowe has tweeted his joy of the new Ben Lee song ‘Born For This Bullshit’, tweeting his fans to check it out.

‘Blood Sugar Sex Majik’, the fifth Red Hot Chili Peppers album, was released 30 years ago on 24 September, 1991.

The Darkness have a new song titled ‘Jussy’s Girl’ which we can only assume is a polite nod to the Rick Springfield hit 'Jessie's Girl'.

The Rolling Stones kicked off their first official show for the 2021 ‘No Filter’ tour with the classic ‘Street Fighting Man’.

Victorian Opera has rescheduled The Who’s rock opera Tommy for new dates in 2022.

George Frayne, the Commander Cody in 70s Country Rock act Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen has died at age 77.

Guns N' Roses Australian tour has been bumped to 2022 due to the Covid restrictions in the country.

The first studio album for American rapper and singer Lil' Nas X titled "Montero" debuts at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

Alan Lancaster, the bass player for Status Quo from 1967 to 1985, has died at his home in Sydney at the age of 72.

‘Electric Warrior’, the sixth album but first breakthrough for T. Rex, was released on this day on 24 September 1971.

The Tom Petty documentary on the making of his album ‘Wildflowers’ ‘Tom Petty Somewhere You Feel Free’ will screen in cinemas around the world in October.

Queen co-founder and drummer Roger Taylor has thrown out some frivolity as a taster for his solo album ‘Outsider’. Check out his new ditty ‘The Clapping Song’.

Cat Stevens ‘Teaser and the Firecat’ album will turn 50 on 1 October. A 50th anniversary box set is on the way.

Nirvana ‘Nevermind’ has turned 30 years old today. The album will be re-reissued for the 30th with a complete recording of Nirvana’s Melbourne concert on 1 February, 1992 at The Palace, St Kilda.

Blues legend John Mayall has decided to end his world of touring. The 87 year old performer is giving up the road.

Jackson Browne’s ‘Until Justice Is Real’ will be heard over the end credits to the new Danny Glover movie ‘How Does It Feel To Be A Problem’.

Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks played their first show as Genesis this week in Birmingham England.

‘Before The End – Searching For Jim Morrison’, a movie by Jeff Finn, plans to reconstruct the life of Jim Morrison.

The Rolling Stones have debuted a video for ‘Living In The Heart of Love’, one of the previously unreleased songs coming soon on the expanded ‘Tattoo You’ reissue.

Peter Hood, a founding member of Australian surf rock band The Atlantics, has died after a long illness.

Michael Stipe says speculation of a R.E.M. reunion is "wishful thinking".