Adele previously suggested she was looking to release her fourth album later this year - but it seems her plans have been derailed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Bob Dylan's original manuscripts for 'The Times They Are A-Changin', 'Lay Lady Lay' and 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' are currently in the hands of a memorabilia company, and fans are now being offered the chance to bid for the handwritten lyrics.

Robert Plant has made a "generous" donation towards frontline medical supplies during the coronavirus pandemic.

Tom Jones has issued a rallying plea to his fans, calling on them to heed government advice and he's also thanked Britain's National Health Service for their efforts during the current crisis.

The Killers' Brandon Flowers has revealed he refuses to expose his children to Morrissey's music because of his political views - but he still admires the former Smiths star's song-writing abilities.

Paul Freeland, the original drummer for Moving Pictures, has died after a battle with Alzheimer’s.

After two weeks of sitting at its entry position of No.2, the second Dua Lipa album "Future Nostalgia" is up one place to claim the No.1 spot in Australia this week.

Copies of former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's autobiography 'A Bigger Picture' have been alleged to be pirated to "millions" from within current Prime Minister Scott Morrison's office.

The Rolling Stones may have just performed one song live this year. That song was ‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want’.

Eddie Vedder used his ‘One World: Together At Home platform to perform a new Pearl Jam song ‘River Cross’.

17 April marked the 50th anniversary of the release of Paul McCartney’s first solo album ‘McCartney’.

Vika & Linda Bull presented their fifth edition of the Sunday Sessions with special guest Diesel.

Here are some more highlights from the One World: Together At Home event.

Highlights from One World: Together At Home.

Chris Martin planted the idea for One World: Together At Home a few weeks ago when he performed from his home and took questions from fans on social media.

Sam Smith is convinced they have already battled through the respiratory virus - which is also known as COVID-19 - although they haven’t been able to get hold of a test to prove their self-diagnosis.

Radiohead were planning a 2021 tour until COVID-19 came along. Ed O'Brien says thats all now questionable.

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has raised a shitload of money auctioning his personal items for the UK health system NHS.

Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter Christopher Cross is unable to walk after complications following contracting COVD-19.

Marcus Mumford has teamed up with Major Lazer for the new song 'Lay Your Head On Me'.

Founding Midnight Oil member Jim Moginie is posting a song a day on social media to help raise funds for Support Act.

Brian Dennehy, most recently seen in The Blacklist and star of dozens of movies and television shows, has died at age 81.

Bob Dylan has released his second new song in just weeks. ‘I Contain Multitudes’ has just popped out without notice and without any information.

Noel Gallagher decided to decorate his two sons' bedroom doors with hundreds of stickers to create four "pop art" pieces after being inspired to do so whilst flicking through the pages of their numerous sticker books.

Selena Gomez has filed a lawsuit against the software and technology firms who created the app 'Clothes Forever - Styling Game' as she insisted she didn't give them permission to use her name, likeness, or image in any regard.

Paul McCartney admitted he initially worried strict lockdown measures put in place around the world to slow the spread of the disease would lead to looting of stores and "crazy" behaviour, so he's been pleasantly surprised to see people helping one another out and trying to stay positive in such difficult circumstances.

Brian May has emulated his iconic 2002 Buckingham Palace guitar solo for a new charity single with Kings Daughters.

Jon Bon Jovi appeared before children at Marsh Pointe Elementary School via a laptop during a writing lesson about life in quarantine, having previously released an incomplete version of 'Do What You Can' - which focuses on the battle to contain the coronavirus - and asked fans to submit verses to help complete the song.

Neil Finn is continuing his homegrown sessions with a new version of his Crowded House classic 'Better Be Home Soon' with his sons Elroy and Liam.

Both New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti cannot see major concert events returning in 2020.