Dog Trumpet’s Reg Mombassa has a simply description of himself, with thanks to his wife.

Live Nation has put new dates for Backstreet Boys in Australia on sale for May 2021.

Hoodoo Gurus, The Angels and Andrew Stockdale of Wolfmother will join Jane Gazzo at State of Music this Friday.

Bonnie Dalton, the general manager of the Victorian Music Development Office, has accepted a newly created position within the Victorian Government as Music Industry Liaison.

The Meanies will have a new album in July. Right now you are being treated to the “kinky horror” video for the new song ‘Cruel To Be Caned’.

In anticipation of a vibrant 2021 touring year, Bluesfest Touring has announced 14 of this year’s postponed shows will be back for 2021.

Red Hot Summer stalwart James Reyne will perform the first Red Hot Sunday sessions on Sunday 31 May from the iconic Corner Hotel in Melbourne.

Hoodoo Gurus frontman (and also The Victims) Dave Faulkner will appear on Delivered Live this week.

Former Pink Floyd bass player Roger Waters has taken to social media to explain why the Pink Floyd website never mentions him or his work and suggests the band should change its name to Spinal Tap.

The Badloves will stream live from Melbourne’s iconic Festival Hall on 29 May, the same venue The Beatles played their only-ever Melbourne show.

Music Victoria is offering support to the music sector during the COVID-19 crisis by making their annual membership free for one year whether you’re an individual, a band, or a business.

Pregnant Katy Perry kicked off her week by surprising two fans with lockdown hook-ups.

Paddy Bowden, the estranged wife of Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson, has been found dead at the couple’s former home in West London.

American blues singer Lisa Mills has covered a Rose Marie McCoy song once sung by Elvis Presley.

Short Stack have finalised new dates for their 10 show tour.

Dog Trumpet’s ‘Great South Road’ is the first album in seven years for ex-Mental As Anything co-founders Peter O’Doherty and Reg Mombassa.

Rihanna, JAY-Z, and Billie Eilish are among the stars who have been added to the lineup for BBC Radio 1's virtual Big Weekend festival.

A representative for singer Michael Buble is demanding a stop to "ridiculous" allegations suggesting he is abusive towards his wife, Luisana Lopilato.

Robbie Williams is to rejoin his former Take That bandmates for a one-off virtual gig to raise money for charity amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Noah Cyrus (the talented one in the family) found it "absolutely unbearable" growing up in her sister Miley's shadow.

Grimes' mother Sandy Garossino has appeared to slam her daughter's partner Elon Musk for tweeting about taking the "red pill".

For only the third time this year an album holds the No.1 spot for a second week, as the Drake mixtape "Dark Lane Demo Tapes" is the top selling album in Australia for another week.

Johnny Hates Jazz have a new song titled ‘Spirit of Love’ coming and are asking for fans to contribute a piece to video or a photograph to be part of it.

Jethro Tull co-founder Ian Anderson says that news about his imminent departure are incorrect.

‘Homegrown’, Neil Young’s missing link between ‘Harvest’ and ‘Comes A Time’, will be officially released in June.

Alice Cooper has delivered a brand new song called 'Don't Give Up' as a message to fans in isolation.

When the story of the early Beatles days is told Astrid Kirchherr is always part of the story.

Phil May, the lead singer of influential 60s UK band The Pretty Things, has died at age 75.

Popular Australian actor and singer Lucy Durack, much-loved songstress Silvie Paladino and the cast of American Psycho – The Musical will entertain viewers of Episode 4 of live variety digital show, Arts Centre Melbourne’s Big Night In with John Foreman on May 20 at 7pm.

Joseph Wooten will perform his Hands of Soul on Saturday night from Rudy’s Jazz Lounge in Nashville.