Duane McDonald’s Bribie Island Red Hot Summer show has set a new record, becoming the fastest selling Red Hot Summer show … EVER.

Icehouse, James Reyne, Pete Murray, Baby Animals, Killing Heidi and Motor Ace have been revealed as the line-up for By The C 2021 in Sydney and Melbourne.

System of a Down have sent a message to fans after raises $600,000 for Artsakh via the Armenia Fund.

AC/DC’s new song ‘Realize’ conjures up the classic Malcolm Young riffs of ‘Hell Ain’t A Bad Place To Be’.

Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler has blasted the hip-hop star's X-rated Megan Thee Stallion collaboration, which has courted controversy for its graphic sexual innuendos and its accompanying racy music video since its release in August.

Joan Armatrading has dabbled in many genres during her impressive career spanning five decades, including jazz and blues, and even heavy rock with 1983’s 'The Key’, and next on her wish-list is a guitar-shedding metal record.

Harry Styles has been crowned Variety's Hitmaker of the Year.

Sinead O'Connor has postponed the bulk of her 2021 tour to undergo a year-long rehab programme for trauma and addiction.

Britney Spears' lawyer has been denied a request to have her father immediately removed as her co-conservator, despite alleging the pop superstar is "afraid" of him.

Keith Richards has escaped death several times over the years, from drug addiction and house fires to stage accidents, but he pays no attention to predictions of when he's going to die and insisted "I'll croak when I croak".

Billie Eilish took to social media to announce her next track, which follows July's 'my future', will arrive on Thursday (12.11.20).

Foo Fighters have released the video for 'Shame Shame', the first taste of their 12th album 'Medicine at Midnight', due in February.

Kate Ceberano has covered The Beatles ‘The Long and Winding Road’ as a break-up song on her next album ‘Sweet Inspiration’.

Chris Cheney will step outside The Living End for Red Hot Summer in 2020.

Paul Kelly will enter at Melbourne Recital Centre in coming weeks for two exclusive online performances of ‘Please Leave Your Light On’ and ‘Love Is Strong As Death’.

Dave Grohl and co gave fans the first taste of their delayed 10th LP with the lead single, 'Shame Shame', which they debuted on 'Saturday Night Live' over the weekend.

BTS were the big winners at the MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) on Sunday, taking home four prizes.

Slipknot percussionist Shawn 'Clown' Crahan revealed that it has been "an interesting time" for the heavy metal band as they have been working on new material.

Kylie Minogue and Little Mix clash in one of 2020’s biggest chart battles this week, and it is Kylie that is edging ahead on the Official Albums Chart Update in the race for Number 1, the Official Charts Company can confirm.

Stella McCartney got the chance to re-evaluate her career during the Covid-19 lockdown.

The funeral for Ronnie Peel (aka Rockwell T. James) can be viewed via streaming this week at 1pm (Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time) Tuesday 10 November 2020.

System of a Down have surprised fans with the release of two brand news songs “Protect The Land” and “Genocidal Humanoidz”.

Tina Arena will return to live concerts in 2021 with her ‘Enchanté: The Songs of Tina Arena’ tour in May.

As Australia heads to Covid normal, Bernard Fanning and Ocean Alley have been announced to headline Sydney’s two Great Southern Nights shows in November and December.

Mick Thomas’ Roving Commission has covered the Cold Chisel classic ‘Forever Now’ to raise funds for the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.

Live music, Covid safe Summersalt shows will return to Victoria in 2021.

Duane McDonald will bring back Red Hot Summer is 2021 is a massive line-up and some special events headlined by Jimmy Barnes.

Bones Hillman, the bass player for Midnight Oil, has lost his battle with cancer at age 62.

Midnight Oil return to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart with their new set "The Makarrata Project", their first No.1 album in just over 23 years.

President elect Joe Biden and Vice-President elect Kamala Harris chose the songs of Bruce Springsteen and Mary J. Blige to clock on to their new job as Leaders of the Free World for the next four years.