The passing of Charlie Watts comes 57 years after his marriage to Shirley Ann Shepherd in 1964.

While Charlie Watts has been the long-time drummer of The Rolling Stones since 1963, it may surprise you to know he missed a few recording sessions along the way.

Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts was a man of few words … very few but often his quotes were biting.

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards is on record saying "There couldn't be Rolling Stones without Charlie Watts." Does the passing of Charlie now mean the end of the Rolling Stones?

When The Rolling Stones shot the cover for their iconic live album ‘Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out’, drummer Charlie Watts was the Stone alone on the cover.

The surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr have paid tribute to Charlie Watts, the Rolling Stones drummer who has died at age 80.

Charlie Watts, the drummer and backbone of The Rolling Stones, has died at 80 years of age.

As Covid-19 hit at the start of 2021, The Production Company was preparing for a final show in 2020. It never happened. However, what did happen prior to 2020 was an incredible run of 64 musicals and more than 500 performances for the people of Melbourne.

Former Alice In Chains’ guitarist Jerry Cantrell is taking the show back on the road in America in 2022.

Aerosmith has pocketed hundreds of millions of dollars after selling their iconic catalogue to Universal Music Group.

Former Boom Crash Opera member Richard Pleasance will release his first non-soundtrack studio album ‘Crooked River’ in September.

Daptone Records will release up a 32 track feast of soul to mark the 20th anniversary of the label.

Sam Teskey will release his debut solo album ‘Cycles’ in October. Same summoned his love of the ‘Meddle’ era of Pink Floyd as a template to create ‘Cycles’.

Kacey Musgraves has created a 50-minute movie version of her upcoming album ‘star-crossed’. The movie will premiere on Paramount+ in September.

On 2 November 2021, 154 of Paul McCartney’s songlyrics will be published in the book ‘The Lyrics’. 153 of the songs you will know. One, ‘Tell Me Who He Is’, is an unrecorded and unreleased Beatles song.

Brian Travers, the saxophone player and founding member of UB40, has died from cancer at the age of 62.

Olivia Rodrigo’s record-breaking debut album Sour is on course to return to Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart following its release on vinyl.

Duran Duran have announced two small hometown shows in Birmingham.

John Lydon has lost his lawsuit against his Sex Pistols bandmates.

The Hope Rocks show at Hope Estate in the Hunter Valley has been postponed until February 2022.

Artists from the country community have paid tribute to Tom T. Hall who died last week.

Kiss have hit the road in the USA and we now know the setlist Australia won’t here this year because all Australian dates have disappeared from the Kiss website.

Nick Cave will release a second edition of ‘B-Sides and Rarities’ in October. The first edition was released in 2005.

At 1976 Eagles concert, ‘Live At The Forum’ will be released on vinyl but side 4 will be blank.

Corey Taylor has tested positive for Covid-19.

The Official Chart: First Look offers a first glance of the Top 20 ahead of Friday’s Official Singles Chart Top 100. The chart is based on preliminary sales and early streaming reports.

David Crosby has never had a "more fulfilling work relationship" than the one he has with his son.

Robert Plant has accepted that questions about Led Zeppelin reuniting will never go away.

Barbra Streisand wasn't dazzled by Beyoncé's first take on her hit song The Way We Were at an event back in 2008.

Don Everly of The Everly Brothers has passed away at age 83.