The Rolling Stones played their very first concert in America 60 years ago on 5 June 1964. Opening acts at the show were Bobby Vee, The Chiffons, Bobby Goldsboro and Bobby Comstock.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s ‘Born In The U.S.A.’ album was released 40 years ago this week on 4 June, 1984.

While Engelbert Humperdinck’s current tour was billed ‘The Last Waltz Farewell Tour’ the 88-year old entertainment says the last Australian tour was not his last Australian tour. In fact, quoting the lyrics of his classic song “The last waltz will last forever”.

‘Fungi: Web of Life’, an Australian film about the work of Dr Merlin Sheldrake and narrated by Björk, will screen at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August.

‘Ellis Park’, a movie by Justin Kurzel about Warren Ellis of The Bad Seeds and The Dirty Three, will premiere at the 2024 Melbourne International Film Festival.

The Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) will screen the Peaches movie ‘Teaches of Peaches’ for 2024.

Dolly Parton wants to be involved in the remake of her movie 9 To 5.

Bastille’s frontman Dan Smith has recorded a live performance of an unreleased song called Blue Sky & the Painter from onboard a Greenpeace ship in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. The area is famous as the home of the Bermuda Triangle - where ships and planes have supposedly disappeared without a trace.

Matt Corby and Middle Kids will perform at the first new Australian outdoor concert, Live At The Gardens, at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne in November.

A year on from a momentous weekend of music and joy at Wembley Stadium, blur today announced a new live album titled Live at Wembley Stadium, set for release on 26th July 2024 via Parlophone.

Morrissey has announced a two-night run in Las Vegas next month.

Billy Corgan refuses to succumb to fan pressure by playing the Smashing Pumpkins’ greatest hits at their gigs.

5 Seconds of Summer drummer Ashton Irwin has unveiled his second solo album, 'Blood on the Drums'.

Cold Chisel won’t have a new album for their ‘The Big Five-O’ tour but there is a new greatest hits record.

Australian audio pioneer Bill Armstrong has donated his royalties from 42 historic Australian jazz recordings from his Bilarm Music and Swaggie Records labels.

‘Pictures of You’ is the second new song from Deep Purple for 2024. The track is from the ‘=1’ album due 19 July 2024.

The 2024 Cold Chisel ‘The Big Five-O’ tour has sold record in record numbers with 150,000 tickets across 16 shows selling out within hours of going on sale.

Promise of the Real is no more, but of course the fashionable word for breaking up is “hiatus” these days.

Cyndi Lauper will be done with touring after one farewell tour.

Pop rapper and alleged moron Nicki Minaj has stunned fans in the UK when she called for a minute silence at her recent Birmingham concert to play tribute to “a dear friend”, Princess Diana.

Alex Van Halen is auctioning off his equipment right down to the last drumstick because he is done with the music business.

Mark Ross (aka Brother Marquis) of 2 Live Crew has died at age 58.

Colin Gibb of Black Lace, the act best known for the 1984 hit ‘Agadoo’, has died at age 70.

Pixies’ new double A-side single was inspired by the feel of movie zombie attacks and a sci-fi “monster epic”.

Madonna is once again working on her biopic.

Miley Cyrus has hit out at the Grammy Awards for failing to honour her for the first 17 years of her music career.

Frank Carter and the Sex Pistols' Paul Cook, Glen Matlock and Steve Jones are uniting to save historic music venue, Bush Hall in West London, with two shows on Tuesday 13 August and Wednesday 14 August 2024.

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke will perform 15 solo dates in New Zealand, Australia, Singapore and Japan in October and November.

Funk legend George Clinton has gone from Soul to Sole in a new collaboration with Canadian shoe designer John Fluevog.

Julian Moss is continuing to build the career with a third song ‘Company’ now out.