Live Nation has put together what is going to be a dynamic double for rock fans. Scorpions and Whitesnake will tour Australia together in 2020.

John Farnham and Jon Stevens, Daryl Braithwaite, Vanessa Amorosi, John Williamson, The Black Sorrows with Vika & Linda, Russell Morris, All Our Exes Live in Texas, Tim Wheatley and Little Georgia will get together before Christmas for the ‘Hay Mate – A Bush Christmas Appeal For Our Aussie Farmers’ in Mornington in December.

James Blunt has performed a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing In The Dark’ for Zoe Ball on BBC 2.

Little Feat guitarist Paul Barrere has passed away at the age of 71.

If you thought Australia was the end of the road for Kiss’ End of the Road farewell tour then think again. Kiss have extended the tour another two years.

Diana Ross is "looking forward" to marking 60 years in music with a new U.K. tour.

Rita Ora has been forced to pull out of a gig after falling unwell just hours beforehand.

Charlie Puth came close to death when he kept getting sick while on tour.

Kanye West has blamed a copy of Playboy magazine he saw when he was just five years old for developing a "full-blown addiction" to pornography.

Taylor Swift lost out on the chance to appear in director Tom Hooper's Les Miserables film after auditioning for a role.

Kevin Parker has revealed on Instagram that Tame Impala's upcoming fourth studio venture will be called ‘The Slow Rush’, as they also shared a picture of the artwork for the record, which sees a red coloured room filled with sand.

Kanye West dissed Dancing With the Stars on his new album Jesus is King - 11 years after his wife Kim Kardashian competed on the series.

Jessica Mauboy sees her fourth studio album "Hilda" become her third chart-topping album in Australia this week, but her first as a solo artist (the other two were soundtracks).

Tones and I remains at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for a thirteenth straight week with her massive hit "Dance Monkey", making 2019 a very unique year indeed for long-running chart-toppers, as we've never had two 13 weeks running No.1 songs in the same year, plus she also lands her second Top 10 single this week too.

NBC Sports’ Wednesday Night Hockey is using Green Day’s new song ‘Fire, Ready, Aim’ as its 2019/2020 theme.

Rod Stewart has popped out his all-new Robbie Williams duet of ‘It Takes Two’.

Pink Floyd have dropped another sampler of the upcoming ‘The Later Years’ with a remix of ‘One Slip’.

Sir Richard Starkey MBE wants you to know his name is ‘Ringo’ and we know that with thanks to Men At Work’s Colin Hay. Colin has written the title tracks for Ringo’s new album ‘What’s My Name’.

Bluesfest has compiled the list of seven best songs America perform live. Dispute if you will.

Sunnyboys will perform 2020 dates to mark the 40 years since the band formed in 1980.

Melbourne International Airport is set to follow in the cultural path of Austin, Nashville and New Orleans in the USA with the Boarding Pass Music Festival.

Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart will become Eurythmics one more time for Sting’s Rainforest Benefit.

Coldplay have continued their roll-out of the upcoming ‘Everyday Life’ album with two new songs ‘Orphans’ and ‘Arabesque’ delivered this week.

Major new titles coming this week from: James Blunt, King Princess, Bruce Springsteen soundtrack, Lea Michele, Rachael Leahcar, Pentantonix (Xmas sets all three), Rex Orange County, Conchita Wurst, Walk Off the Earth, Stereophonics; Rick Astley, Toby Keith, Mental as Anything, Editors (all four with a new GH’s), Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Gryffin, Ringo Starr, Van Morrison, Airbourne, Kanye West, Harry Connick Jr., Bad Wolves, Flight Facilities and the 1927 album covers set “…ish Reimagined”.

Kasabian are well into working on their seventh album.

Whoopi Goldberg will reprise her role as Deloris Van Cartier after 28 years for a London run of Sister Act.

Taylor Hawkins has teased Foo Fighters are planning something big for their 25th anniversary alongside making a new record.

Gary Numan had no expectations for success before the release of his Tubeway Army 'Relicas' album in 1979.

The third Liam Gallagher album will be called 'Come On You Know'.

Kanye West announced plans to run for president in America’s upcoming 2020 election, and whilst his plans never came into fruition, he has hinted that a political career is still on his agenda, as he said “there will be a time” when he is President of the United States.