The Screaming Jets had one hell of a time convincing their record company to include a controversial song on their debut album ‘All For One’.

Fugees have postponed the reunion tour they just announced five weeks ago.

Paul Kelly’s annual Christmas show ‘Making Gravy’ will play Melbourne and Brisbane this year.

Moma Foma will return for 2022 with dates locked in for Launceston and Hobart in Tasmania.

Wa Wa Nee co-founder Steve Williams has released a collaborative album ‘Surrey Road’.

‘Death Certificate’, the second solo album for Ice Cube, clocked up 30 years over the weekend. ‘Death Certificate’ was released on 31 October 1991. This week it has been enhanced and expanded with an all-knew deluxe edition.

The Jezabels will mark the 10th anniversary of their ‘Prisoner’ album with a tour in June 2022.

Rob Thomas will launch his Christmas album ‘Something About Christmas Time’ with a live stream using VNUE’s StageIt.com platform.

Metallica have launched an online course about being in a band.

One of Australia’s true television legends Bert Newton has died at the age of 83.

The third album for ‘Death Cab For Cutie’ ‘The Photo Album’ was released on 9 October 2021.

Willie Nelson has covered George Harrison’s ‘All Things Must Pass’ with his son Lukas for his third The Willie Nelson Family album.

The Moody Blues bass player John Lodge has a new solo song and it’s a cover of a John Lodge The Moody Blues song ‘Ride My See-Saw’.

German based Mortlock has a very strong Australian connection. Michael Mortlock (aka Mortlock) is the son of Phil Mortlock, founder of Sydney based ORiGiN Music Group, past Head of Repertoire for Albert Music and in a past life, Managing Director for Warner Music Australia.

This week Chuck Leavell clocked up 40 years with The Rolling Stones. That’s longer than Bill Wyman (31 years), Brian Jones (7 years) or Mick Taylor (5 years).

Midnight Oil have debuted ‘Rising Seas’, the first song from their upcoming album ‘Show of Hands’.

Everything you ever wanted from Dog Trumpet is now (or soon will be) on Vinyl.

Australia’s Americana music festival Out On The Weekend will return again in 2021.

For the past two months across September and October Violent Femmes co-founder and bass player Brian Ritchie has taken us on tour across North America with the Femmes.

Duran Duran are in talks to make a movie about their remarkable career, with band members Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes and John and Roger Taylor all involved in negotiations.

Ed Sheeran is delighted to announce a special Christmas fan show, ‘Ed Sheeran’s Merry Christmas Gathering’ in aid of Ed Sheeran Suffolk Music Foundation, that’ll take place on Monday 13 December at St. John at Hackney Church, London.

Motörhead fans are invited to grow a Motörhead Mö for Mövember and think about men’s health.

Midge Ure is back touring the USA with a setlist made up of his greatest hits across Ultravox, Visage and solo.

The Doors’ Robby Krieger wants his old Gibson guitar back and he is willing to make it worth your while.

Marty Stuart is representing Philadelphia, Mississippi in the ‘Honor Our Hometown’ campaign, a project between the 50 states of the United States of America, to encourage people to share their experiences and common values.

‘Pleasure Heads Must Burn’, a 1984 video release compiling music clips from The Birthday Party, is about to reincarnate as a DVD.

ABBA's Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus have confirmed that the group's comeback record will be their last new music as a band.

Kasabian have released their first new song since Tom Meighan's departure.

Dave Grohl hasn't “spent too much time thinking about” Nirvana's lawsuit with the baby on the cover of 'Nevermind'.

It appears George Benson, Patti Smith and The Wailers have let their fans in on a little secret before an official announcement has been made. Australian dates for April 2022 are on their official websites.