Pearl Jam has once again made history, releasing a digital collection of music from a staggering 186 live shows that includes 5,404 individual tracks.

Multi-platinum and global award-winning artist Florence + The Machine, is set to perform a new original song, “Call me Cruella,” in Disney’s all-new live action film “Cruella.” “Call me Cruella” will be featured in the film and on the original motion picture soundtrack and the original score album. Both albums, from Walt Disney Records, will be available on the 21st of May. Experience the film in cinemas or order it on Disney+ with Premier Access for a one-time additional fee on May 28.

R&B star Trey Songz has a new legal issue on his hands after he was accused of injuring a woman during a hit-and-run incident.

Rag’n’Bone Man is on course for his second UK Number 1 album with new album Life By Misadventure.

Indigenous hip-hop artist Ziggy Ramo will perform this Friday at the Melbourne Recital Centre.

Nick Mason of Pink Floyd owns a £40m Ferrari and AC/DC’s Brian Johnson got a ride in it.

The May Red Hot Summer events have all centred on Queensland with a series of sell-out shows throughout Bribie Island, Toowoomba and Jacobs Well with one final event for Queensland heading to Cairns on Saturday.

Ever wanted to lick the back of Paul McCartney’s head? Well now you can with a new stamp series coming from the UK’s Royal Mail.

Tex Perkins has taken the Fat Rubber Band into the studio for an all-new double single coming May 21.

Elbow are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut studio album Asleep In The Back by releasing a collection of rare tracks to streaming services.

Sister duo Tegan & Sara's High School memoir is to be adapted for a TV show.

An FBI file about the death of Kurt Cobain has been released to the public for the first time.

The second album for local singer Amy Shark called "Cry Forever" becomes her second No.1 Album in Australia this week.

‘Higher Power’ is the title of the new Coldplay track and they’ve taken to the International Space Station to launch it.

Ed Sheeran is the new sponsor of his beloved soccer club Ipswich Town.

Childish Gambino has been hit with legal action over allegations of copyright infringement regarding his Grammy Award-winning single This Is America.

R.E.M. star Michael Stipe has helped a top German entomologist and a research associate at Yale University name a new ant species.

Nick Kamen, best known for the hits ‘Each Time You Break My Heart’ and ‘Loving You is Sweeter Than Ever’, has died at age 59.

The Baby Animals have postponed their 30th anniversary tour that was due to start in June.

A group of Victorian Arts inspired business people have gathered together to create the Music For Victoria Fund to generate activity into venues and income for artists.

Hayley Mary, the former lead singer of The Jezabels, has a new EP ‘Young & Stupid’.

OneRepublic have released the fifth sample from the upcoming ‘Human’ album titled ‘Run’.

With the absence of international tours, Australian artists are upscaling to some of their biggest tours in years. Richard Clapton has announced his Music Is Love Australian tour, taking him to major venues across Australia’s biggest cities including Melbourne’s Palais Theatre and Brisbane’s QPAC.

Ronnie Wood is the new ambassador for Turn Up For Recovery, a charity supporting the recovery of addicts.

Bruce Springsteen is set to be honoured with the Woody Guthrie prize.

The Weeknd is reportedly set to perform at the 2021 BRIT Awards.

The Stranglers pay tribute to late keyboard player Dave Greenfield on their new album, 'Dark Matters'.

Gibson has a new guitar, the Gibson Orianthi SJ-200 Acoustic in cherry red, created with Australian guitarist Orianthi.

Dr Sophie Payten, better know to music fans as Gordi, has contributed to the Australian Music Vault’s ‘Highways of Hope’ series.

Motörhead’s 1981 live album ‘No Sleep ‘Til Hammersmith’ has been given at 2021 make-over.