Hall & Oates are officially an Australian Top 40 act again, scoring their first Top 40 hit since ‘Out of Touch’ in 1984.

Michael Buble caps off a massive decade for his album "Christmas" by claiming the last No.1 berth for the year and the decade, as his set rises two places and returns for fifteenth overall week and sixth run at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

This week last year Mariah Carey jumped from #10 to the top of the ARIA Singles Chart with her seasonal classic "All I Want for Christmas is You", which repeats itself this week and jumps from No.10 to No.1 to land a second week at the top in Australia.

Queen’s Roger Taylor has received the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the Queen’s annual New Years Honours list.

Radio shock jock pioneer Don Imus has died in Texas at age 79.

Olivia Newton-John has been awarded the title Dame in the Queen’s New Years Honours list.

Management for 23-year old DJ Martin Garrix has issued a statement following their court win after a four-year legal battle over ownership of Martin’s early recordings.

American composer Jerry Herman, who wrote the score for the musicals ‘Hello Dolly’, ‘La Cage aux Folles’ and ‘Mame’, has died in Florida at the age of 88.

Nirvana’s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ has passed the benchmark one billion views on YouTube.

George Michael’s sister Melanie Panayiotou has died on the third anniversary of her brother’s death. She was 55.

Madonna was forced to cancel the final show of her North America tour for her Madame X show on Sunday night because she was in too much pain to perform.

Lana Del Rey has appealed for the safe return of artwork and "family mementos".

25-year old Perth born, Melbourne based singer-songwriter Harper Bloom will take over Memo Music Hall in St Kilda on Friday 27 December.

Allee Willis, co-writer of some of the greatest hits of the 70s and 80s, has died after suffering a cardiac arrest in Los Angeles. She was 72.

Kylie Minogue has made a 3-minute ad for Tourism Australia aims after post-Brexit election Britain.

Kevin Spacey has premiered another bizarre Christmas video in Frank Underwood mode urging you to ‘kill them with kindness’ when people do the wrong thing by you.

Justin Bieber has new music from 2020 and a tour to go with it.

Steve Nieve has three ‘Steve Nieve Plays Elvis Costello’ shows planned for California in January.

Iron Maiden have created a ‘Legacy of the Beast’ video game to fill in your holiday free time.

Former couple Madonna and Guy Ritchie have been involved in a mysterious legal dispute just before Christmas.

Kylie Minogue has revealed there is an unreleased duet with Robbie Williams still in the vault.

Lil Wayne's private jet was searched by the FBI on Monday.

Pete Townshend has claimed The Who's 1970 'Live At Leeds' album pioneered the genre of heavy metal and influenced the likes of Led Zeppelin while other artists have since stole their "mantle".

Ed Sheeran is taking a break from music as he wants to "go out and see some more of the world".

Lizzo hit back at a troll on social media who claimed she's only popular because "there is an obesity epidemic in America".

Ozzy Osbourne’s new video for ‘Under The Graveyard’ is the day in 1979 when Sharon Osbourne turned Ozzy’s destructive lifestyle around.

Black Sabbath started 2019 winning a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. “It was brilliant. It is the highest Grammy Award you can have,” Tony Iommi told fans on his Twitter page.

Leo Sayer spent his downtime in Melbourne last month popping into the studio to record a new version of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Christmas classic ‘Happy Xmas (War Is Over)’.

Joseph Wooten, the keyboard player for the Steve Miller Band since 1993 and second youngest brother of Grammy winning The Wooten Brothers, has released a brand-new Christmas song for the Christmas of 2019.

The Mount Gambier Gaol Red Hot Summer show is the 16th Red Hot Summer show for 2020 to sellout.