Sir Rod Stewart has been charged in Florida for allegedly punching a hotel security guard.

Pink has made a very generous donation of $500,000 to the Australian fire efforts while the worse climate change disaster in history is taking place across the continent.

Melbourne venue The Spotted Mallard has announced a Bushfire Benefit on 25 January.

Patti Smith has written a birthday poem for teen activist Greta Thunberg.

The brother of Bobbi Kristina Brown's former boyfriend Nick Gordon has defended him over "twisted" reports following his death from a reported drug overdose on New Year's Day.

Congratulations to Lewis Capaldi, who scores the first Number 1 album of the Twenties, as Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent returns to the top spot.

Justin Bieber has dropped the new track 'Yummy', which will feature on his upcoming fifth studio album, and his frequent collaborator Jason 'Poo Bear' Boyd features as a co-writer and producer.

Faith No More's keyboardist Roddy Bottum has ruled out putting out new music "right now", despite the band heading out on their first UK tour in five years this summer.

Taj Farrant, the 10-year old central coast guitarist who recently joined Rob Thomas in concert, is the first signing to Universal for 2020.

English rapper YUNGBLUD is pretty tuned in to the mood of Australia's youth, leading them in a "fuck Scott Morrison!" chant in Melbourne last night.

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer tour will kick off its 10th season with shows in Ballarat, Victoria and Mt Gambier, South Australia this weekend.

Coachella revealed their 2020 lineup with Rage Against The Machine, Travis Scott and Frank Ocean headlining Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively.

Neil Young will release two new live albums in his archive series for 2020. ‘Way Down In The Rust Bucket’ was recorded in Santa Cruz in 1990 while ‘Greendale Live’ was captured in Toronto in 2003.

Bette Midler has weighed in on the Australian Bushfires calling the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison “a fuckwit”.

Legendary pop duo The Pet Shop Boys have unveiled a new single Monkey Business, unveiling a funkier-than-usual sound.

Legendary DJ Fatboy Slim has been added to the already huge lineup at the Australian Open on Australia Day.

Two of Melbourne's biggest exports in recent years, Courtney Barnett and Camp Cope are getting together to raise money for the devastating bushfires across Australia.

Dave Grohl and co posted a picture of a microphone on a stand in the centre of a bath, seemingly suggesting they've recorded parts of it in a bathroom.

Ozzy Osbourne's daughter has blasted fresh online reports suggesting her dad is on his deathbed.

The reactivation of Hunters & Collectors for the Red Hot Summer tour will begin this weekend with shows in Bendigo and Mt Gambier.

British indie-electro pioneers The xx have revealed that they're working on new music.

Christopher "Critter" Fuqua has parted ways with his buddies in bluegrass revival band Old Crow Medicine Show.

Pop juggernaut Justin Bieber will be the focus of an upcoming docuseries showing his struggles with fame and fortune.

Over 600 musicians passed away in 2019 with We Heart Music listing 623 musicians from around the world.

Welsh men who want to look great and express their love of electro-goth pop pioneers Depeche Mode can now kill two birds with one stone at Cardiff's Mode For Men.

Byron Bay's two-night bushfire benefit gig Make It Rain has sold out both nights, but fans can still bid for a piece of memorabilia to help raise money.

Barack Obama’s favourite songs of 2019 include hip-hop, country and Springsteen.

More than 100bn tracks were played on audio streaming services for the first time in a single year in 2019, but fans still also love the enduring appeal of analogue and physical formats.

Lizzo was left in tears after former U.S. President Barack Obama included her tune Juice in a list of his favourite songs of 2019.

Yungblud has revealed that he has penned a track called 'Mars' inspired by meeting a transgender fan, whilst the record also "pays homage" to David Bowie’s 1971 hit 'Life on Mars'.