Sheryl Crow has gone back to her 2012 political song ‘Woman In The White House’ to recreate a new 2020 version for fans.

Neil Young has released a stunning musical editorial on the upcoming American election with ‘Looking For A leader 2020’.

The 8th studio album for Taylor Swift called "Folklore" starts the eighth month of the year off as the 888th No.1 Album in Australia this week.

Hall & Oates fans should treat themselves to John Oates solo live album in September.

Paul Kelly has jumped around genres and styles many times over his 40+ year recording career but he has never ventured anywhere as differently as he has travelled with Paul Grabowsky to reimagine his own songs on ‘Please Leave Your Light Now’.

Elton John will broadcast a complete concert from Madison Square Garden in New York this weekend.

An expanded edition of Lou Reed’s ‘New York’ is on the way.

Split Enz ‘True Colours’ is back with extra tracks, marking the 40th anniversary of its release in 1980.

Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley has cooked up his own take on Deep Purple’s ‘Space Truckin’ throwing the Ace into the lyrics to give it a point of difference.

Zoot's Australian tour has been delayed for 11 months until October 2021 while the world settles over coronavirus.

The next archive DVD for The Rolling Stones will be ‘Steel Wheels Live’ and it features guests John Lee Hooker, Eric Clapton and Axl Rose and Izzy Stradlin from Guns ‘N Roses.

Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga will be the ones to beat at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards after scoring nine nominations each.

Charlie Puth took to Twitter to reveal he stumbled upon the recording on his computer and teased his 3.1 million followers that the former One Direction star's vocals sound incredible on the track.

Stevie Nicks has urged her fans to wear face masks and "change into spiritual warriors" in the fight against Covid-19.

Ice-T has lost eight loved ones to coronavirus, as he also opened up on his father-in-law Steve Austin's month-long hospitalisation with the virus.

Corey Taylor of both Slipknot and Stone Sour will release his debut solo album in October.

Shooter Jennings is an unusual choice as producer for Marilyn Manson but its happened.

There is a new Slade compilation titled 'Cum On Feel The Hitz' on the way.

Clown (yes a real one) Puddles Pity Party has uploaded a new video where the Gilligans Island Theme is mashed with Led Zeppelin’s ‘Stairway To Heaven’ and it is disturbing stuff.

So far this year Melbourne singer/songwriter Michael Burrows has released a song with Neil Finn and a new one with Lior but some of his best-known songs you know as ads.

Jared Leto has confirmed 30 Seconds to Mars are back in the studio working on their sixth studio album.

Malik B (Malik Abdul Balik) of The Roots has died at age 47 the band has confirmed.

APRA AMCOS and the Australian Music Centre (AMC) are proud to announce this year’s ART MUSIC AWARDS, a virtual event, streamed online to an audience worldwide on Tuesday 8 September.

Rolling Stones stars Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Aerosmith rockers Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, and other musicians are demanding politicians seek approval from artists before playing their songs at campaign rallies.

Spice Girls' Melanie C has just dropped the third single, 'In and Out Of Love', which follows 'Who I Am' and 'Blame It On Me', and now she's unveiled her upcoming eighth solo album - which had been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic - on social media.

Blues singer Anita White is calling on the country stars formerly known as Lady Antebellum to embrace real change and rebrand themselves entirely, instead of trying to hijack her stage name of Lady A.

Bruce Hearn of 80s ska band Strange Tenants will release two albums soon.

The Badloves fans who watched their recent webcasts would have previewed the new song ‘Tribal’. ‘Tribal’ will be officially unveiled as a single this week ahead of the band’s Memo Music Hall live stream next Monday.

The Sound returns this Sunday, celebrating the very best Australian music has to offer.

Delivered, Live kicks off its second episode of the return season with a line up with a punk edge and an indie heart. Kicking off the show is Melbourne indie singer songwriter Nat Vazer, followed by blues-punk legend Kim Salmon & The Surrealists, with punk 3 piece Cable Ties rounding out the show.