Drake clinches this week’s Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with Certified Lover Boy, following a close battle with Iron Maiden’s 17th studio album Senjutsu.

The two new ABBA songs ‘Don’t Shut Me Down’ and ‘I Still Have Faith In You’ have made the Australian Top 40 giving ABBA their first chart hit in Australia since ‘On and On and On’ in 1980.

Canadian artist Drake sees his sixth studio album "Certified Lover Boy" become his fourth No.1 Album in Australia, comprising three studio sets and one mixtape.

Melbourne singer songwriter Lior has teamed up with Domini, an artist he has been mentoring from support act to guest vocalist to now collaborator.

The Faces appear to have more than a dozen new songs set to go and could be planning a tour.

Here is the video for the new Hard-Ons song ‘Lite As A Feather’ with Tim Rogers on vocals.

Phil Collins has removed himself as drummer for the upcoming Genesis tour because, in his own words, “I can barely hold a stick”.

Steve Nicks has broken her silence about Lindsey Buckingham after his sacking from Fleetwood Mac in 2018.

Eric Clapton has put his anti-vaxxing to good use. Instead of playing live gigs, Eric returned to the studio to make his first acoustic album since ‘Unplugged’ in 1992.

Middle Kids out of Sydney are putting their North American base to good use with a tour about to begin across the USA and Canada.

Ed Sheeran is in Florida today to perform at the Buccaneers and Cowboys match for the NFL and it is confusing the F*%k out of football fans.

John Lydon has branded his Sex Pistols bandmates "greedy" and "nasty".

Stevie Wonder is set to headline Global Citizen Live in Los Angeles.

Lana Del Rey will release her delayed album 'Blue Banisters' on October 22.

John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ was released 50 years ago today, 9 September 1971.

Slade’s fourth album from 1974 ‘Old New Borrowed and Blue’ is coming out again as a vinyl release.

The Verve’s Richard Ashcroft has re-imagined his back catalogue for the first of a series of album ‘Acoustic Hymns Vol. 1’.

Coldplay have been announced as the opening act for Seattle new Climate Pledge Arena.

It turns out the Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts was the proud owner of the suits of King Edward VIII.

Louisiana legend, drummer and co-founder of Lil’ Band O’ Gold, has died at the age of 84.

Ed Sheeran has donated $13,700 (£10,000) to a hospice after an appeal from a member of the band who gave him his first break as a teenage musician.

Avicii has been honoured with a Google Doodle on what would have been his 32nd birthday (08.09.21).

Roger Daltrey is set to embark on his 'Who Was I?' solo tour later this year.

The Wanted are set to reunite for a special charity concert.

Alma Zygier has just released her first her first single ‘Go Home’ and it ain’t bad.

Air Supply’s Russell Hitchcock has tested negative to Covid-19 after a positive result last week.

Motörhead will released a definitive collection with ‘Everything Louder Forever’ coming on both CD and vinyl.

The Black Crowes will perform their debut album ‘Shake Your Money Maker’ at two shows in Las Vegas in November.

Two months out from its official release ABBA ‘Voyage’ has broken a UK record for pre-orders, held for more than decade by Take That.

Eddie Vedder has given fans a taste of his upcoming solo album ‘Earthling’. ‘Long Way’ is the first track from the album. A second song ‘The Haves’ will be released next.