Ariana Grande has teased that she's reached the mixing stage of her follow-up to 2019's 'Thank U, Next' and reminded everyone to vote if they haven't already for the upcoming presidential election on November 3.

Lorde has called on her fans to make sure they vote in the upcoming election in New Zealand and teased that she will give them "something in return" if they hand in their ballot on October 17.

After Eddie Van Halen passed away this week following a lengthy battle with cancer, the band's ex-frontman Sam Hagar - who replaced David Lee Roth as the lead singer in 1985, but left in 1996 - revealed they had secretly been texting and got their friendship back on track after having not spoken to each other since Van Halen's 2004 reunion tour.

Representatives of the late George Michael's estate have loaned the piano John Lennon used to compose Imagine on to the Strawberry Field exhibition in Liverpool, England.

Meghan Trainor is stepping down as a coach on The Voice U.K. after confirming she is pregnant with her first child.

Boy George apparently agreed to a pay cut from Australia's Channel Nine in order to secure a spot on the coaching panel of The Voice Australia.

Music Victoria has rolled out the first of its awards for 2020.

Usher has recorded the new song ‘This Song’ for the upcoming Netflix movie ‘Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey’ with John Legend providing original music for the movie.

The death of rock legend Eddie Van Halen has "shattered" the heart of his widow into "a million pieces".

Stevie Nicks’ ’24 Karat Gold’ concert film will be shown in cinemas for two nights only on October 21 and 25.

The Royal Australian Mint has debuted a stunning collection of AC/DC coins as a box set with original album covers.

Motorhead and Judas Priest fans will be able to buy band themed colouring-in books soon.

Queensland is getting back into live music with Regional Touring taking Bernard Fanning, Matt Corby, Boy & Bear, Thelma Plum and Tia Gostelow into Sandstone Point Hotel on 21 November.

Tonight! Ahead of the Music Victoria Awards in December, we invite all nominees, families, friends, fans and Music Victoria Members to tune in to the Music Victoria Industry Awards Live Stream!

Dizzee Rascal, who releases his new album, 'E3 AF', later this week - revealed in May that he asked the former Oasis guitarist to lay down a hook on one of his songs, and now Noel Gallagher has done just that.

Ozzy Osbourne has paid tribute to his old tourmate Eddie Van Halen following his death, crediting the rocker for "making guitar playing exciting".

AC/DC’s new song ‘Shot In The Dark’ has arrived.

Johnny Nash, best known for the hit ‘I Can See Clearly Now’, has died at age 80.

AC/DC star Brian Johnson has shared that he fought to control his hearing loss with the help of monthly meetings with an ear expert who used the bone structure in his skull as a receiver.

Van Halen guitarist and founder Eddie Van Halen has died from cancer at the age of 65.

Ronnie Wood has been sober for a decade now, and in the place of getting drunk and high, the 73-year-old rocker stays in and makes his own scarves.

Miley Cyrus is set to serve up stripped-down covers of songs by Britney Spears and Pearl Jam as part of a new MTV Unplugged concert filmed in her own backyard.

Robbie Williams and Shaun Ryder have a common interest in UFOs, and as well as bonding over their alleged alien sightings, Robbie has revealed the pair penned a song, which he's hoping will be released next year.

Led Zeppelin's six-year legal battle over 'Stairway To Heaven' is finally over.

Nikki Sixx, Vince Neil, and Lenny Kravitz are leading the tributes to rock legend Eddie Van Halen following his death from throat cancer.

Sir Rod Stewart has expressed fears the world is doomed because it is too late to reverse climate change issues.

While 2020 is arguably the most horrific year globally in decades for Jimmy Barnes it has given him time to reflect and find comfort staying a home.

The 2020 edition of Just For Laughs is no longer happening. Just For Laughs was due to begin in November. Its now moved to November / December 2021.

Bruce Springsteen fans around the world will get a behind-the-scenes look at the iconic artist’s creative process in the documentary feature film, “Bruce Springsteen’s Letter to You,” from Apple Original Films, premiering exclusively on Apple TV+, Friday, October 23.

Mick Fleetwood recreated a clip on the video-sharing platform Tik Tok, who skateboarded to the band’s 1977 hit and lip-synced to it while sipping on cranberry juice.