Peter Noble has confirmed that Bluesfest will return in 2021.

Like all of us, Brian May of Queen can't go out, so he is streaming in something new for you.

The Cat Empire are initiating Lockdown Get Down, a movement to help musicians increase available income to survive these turbulent times.

In times of crisis it is imperative that we stick together and help each other out in whatever ways we can. At present there are countless people across Australia that have fallen on hard times due to the COVID-19 Global Pandemic and the immense loss of income that has ensued, is rising every day.

Britain's Glastonbury festival has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The 2020 Eurovision Song Contest has been cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Billie Eilish - who won 10 Grammys and a BRIT Award over a two week period last month - has opened up about how online trolls questioning her credibility impacted her mental health.

Drake has decided to spend the foreseeable future in quarantine at his home in Toronto after Nets star Kevin Durant was diagnosed with the deadly illness the just days after he partied with him at Nice Guy in Hollywood.

Ciara and Russell Wilson plan to "make a difference" to those in need during the coronavirus pandemic by teaming up with Seattle Food LifeLine and urged others to follow their lead.

Ellie Goulding would like to honour the female singers who have inspired her with an album of cover songs.

The nominations for the Jazz FM Awards 2020, produced by Serious, have been announced today, recognising the best emerging new artists, contemporary icons and established stars from across the worlds of jazz, soul and blues. More than ever, this year’s shortlist reflects the genre’s rude health and the melting pot of sounds and influences which make up its rich multicultural history.

Mick Jagger will wait for a safe all-clear before The Rolling Stones return to active duty.

Katy Perry has scored a major win in her long-running copyright battle over the song Dark Horse.

Cedric Burnside is another touring casualty in Australia. The rest of his Aussie tour has been cancelled.

Ian Moss has cancelled his Matchbook 30th Anniversary tour.

The Rolling Stones have postponed their 2020 North American tour.

The Melbourne International Jazz Festival, due to start on May 29 and due to be announced today, will no longer go ahead.

Australian singer songwriter Thelma Plum has confirmed that she has tested positive to Covid-19.

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Groovin the Moo’s 2020 tour scheduled for this coming April and May will unfortunately not be going ahead as planned.

It is with an extremely heavy heart that Sounds Australia announces the cancellation of Friday’s live-stream event 3 For The Stream.

Tommy will return to Melbourne in August with seven shows locked in for The Palais, St Kilda.

Mona will temporarily close from Wednesday 18 March, for the foreseeable future.

Melbourne Recital Centre will make a one-off payment to each of the musicians who were booked to play during cancelled performances from 16 March to 13 April.

The Violent Femmes Australian tour, due to start in Tasmania this weekend, has been moved to November.

The Splendour In The Grass music festival has been moved until October.

Memo Music Hall in St Kilda, with a capacity of 400, is not affected by the Federal Government 500-capacity restriction and all shows will proceed as normal.

Due to the national travel restrictions now in place due to COVID-19, it is with regret that Love Police Touring has today announced the re-scheduling of the forthcoming Eilen Jewell tour that was due to commence this Thursday, March 19th.

The Red Hot Summer tour will go ahead later in the year in Barossa, Kiama and Ballarat but all other shows have been cancelled.

The second album for American rapper Lil' Uzi Vert called "Eternal Atake" debuts at the top of the Australian Albums chart this week, becoming his first No.1 album outside of America.