‘Sticky Fingers’, the ninth album for The Rolling Stones, turns 50 this week. ‘Sticky Fingers’ was released on 23 April, 1971.

The Weeknd has excited fans by posting a snippet of his Ariana Grande-featuring remix of 'Save Your Tears' online.

ABBA have ruled out a biopic while they are still alive.

Billie Eilish caused a commotion on Instagram on Monday by appearing to hint that new music is on the way.

Bonnie Tyler has led tributes to late rock hitmaker, Jim Steinman.

Nile Rodgers and CHIC have been added to the bill for this summer's Hampton Court Palace Festival.

Under The Southern Stars, starring Cheap Trick, Bush, Stone Temple Pilots, Rose Tattoo and Electric Mary, has been postponed until 2022.

Jim Steinman, the composer of Meat Loaf’s classic ‘Bat Out Of Hell’, is dead at the age of 73. The cause of death is believed to be kidney failure, his brother said.

Australian/South Sudanese singer songwriter Ajak Kwai will launch her fifth album ‘Let Me Grow My Wings’ this Friday in Melbourne.

Lime Cordiale will play their biggest headline shows when they tour the ’14 Steps To A Better You’ shows in October.

Don Walker will play his first solo shows in two years in August and first live performances since Cold Chisel’s Blood Moon tour of 2020.

It was a big night for Maren Morris and Luke Bryan at the Academy of Country Music Awards in Nashville, Tennessee on Sunday.

Sir Paul McCartney was "shocked in a very pleasant way" by the contributions to 'McCartney III Imagined'.

Madonna has doubled down on her gun control comments, despite upsetting some followers with her efforts to restrict the sale of weapons in the U.S.

Taylor Swift is already hard at work on her next re-recorded album. Swift released the first of six re-recorded albums, 'Fearless (Taylor’s Version)', earlier this month.

McFly drummer Harry Judd has tested positive for coronavirus. Judd took to social media on Monday to report that he and his wife, Izzy, were experiencing "mild flu symptoms" after contracting Covid-19.

Morrissey is pissed off at The Simpsons for portraying him as a racist with a fat gut.

Actor Leslie Jordan has recruited Dolly Parton for his first album ‘Company’s Coming’.

The Screaming Jets’ debut album ‘All For One’ celebrates its 30th birthday this week. The album was released on 20 April 1991.

DMX will be returning to the site of one of his most famous shows for his send-off ceremony next week.

Shane Nicholson has covered the Neil Young rarity ‘Dance Dance Dance’ not long after the release of the Young homage ‘Harvest On Vinyl’.

The Doors’ classic ‘L.A. Woman’ album was released on 19 April 1971, exactly 50 years ago today.

‘Jagged Little Pill The Musical’, the theatre production based on the music of Alanis Morissette, will make its Australian debut in Sydney in September.

Taylor Swift debuts at the summit of the ARIA Albums Chart this week with her reworked second album "Fearless (Taylor's version)", becoming her eighth No.1 Album in Australia.

Its 2021 and we are back at the theatre … but its different. ‘Because The Night’ has jumped forward in time with a production that immerses the audience into the story. The ‘choose your own adventure’ aspect of the performance makes it something you may want to see again, just to see an alternative perspective.

Shaun The Sheep’s Circus Show is a show for kids accompanied by adults so Brisbane’s Circa has gone to great lengths to create a children’s show adults can find fun.

The Black Keys pay homage to the Delta Blues with their new album ‘Delta Kream’.

Bob Evans has released a new album ‘Tomorrowland’, landing five years after his fifth album ‘Car Boot Sale’.

The National Indigenous Music Awards are proud to announce that 2021 will see the return of Australia’s biggest First Nations gala music gathering at their traditional home, the Darwin Amphitheatre on August 7. The night will once again be broadcast via NITV and online platforms and incorporate contributions from across the country, building on last year’s record-breaking audience and bringing the magic of the night to the living rooms and phones of all Australians.

Black Sabbath’s next expanded edition will be the 1975 album ‘Sabotage’.