Major new titles coming this week from: Celine Dion, Madeon, Lil’ Peep, Bruce Springsteen (live), David Bowie, Winston Surfshirt, Ronnie Wood, Milky Chance, Lady Antebellum, Fall Out Bog (GH2), Tory Lanez (mixtape), Paul Kelly (GH2), Westlife and the ‘Frozen 2’ soundtrack.

Kiss have cancelled the Australian leg of the End of the Road tour.

Konstantin Kersting, who knob-twiddled Tones and I’s ‘Dance Monkey’ all the way to number one, has produced the new song for The Rubens ‘Live In Life’.

14 more Australian acts have been added to the SXSW showcase roster for 2020 with nine out of 14 coming from Melbourne and once again demonstrating up a complete fuck up the New South Wales music industry has become under Premier Gladys.

Roger Waters is not short of an opinion and he will share his opinions at SXSW 2020.

Hunters & Collectors are well on the way to selling out all 26 shows on the upcoming Red Hot Summer tour for 2020.

Shannon Noll, Jason Singh, Andrew De Silva and Tim Watson have formed a somewhat of a supergroup to perform Heaven’s Greatest Hits live at Memo Music Hall on Friday night.

U2 played in Brisbane Tuesday 12 November, their first Australian show in nine years, and Michael Hutchence was remembered.

The Falls Festival has expanded its line-up for 2019/2020.

Liam Gallagher played Oasis tracks 'Gas Panic!' and 'Acquiesce' for the first time as a solo artist at the opening night of his UK tour.

Tori Amos will publish her book ‘Resistance: A Songwriter’s Story of Hope, Change, and Courage’ in May 2020.

Drake has poked fun at being booed off stage at Tyler, The Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw festival on Sunday night.

Mel B is nervous about heading back out on the dating scene.

Canadian Neil Young has applied for citizenship in order to vote in the 2020 presidential election but revealed his bid has been delayed after he admitted to smoking marijuana.

Michael Stipe is proud he never pretended to be straight to further his music career.

Soundgarden's Kim Thayil has revealed he and the rest of the group - which was also comprised of Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd - came to the "conclusion" that it wouldn't be possible to continue playing live "given" their "sentiments and love" for the singer - who tragically took his own life in May 2017.

ARC, featuring Kram of Spiderbait, Mark Wilson of Jet, Davey Lane of You Am I, and Darren Middleton of Powderfinger, will perform another round of the Abbey Road album from start to finish across Australia from February.

Iggy Pop fans have the chance to jump onto a very limited-edition Iggy toy statue. New toy company Wax Face has created 25 red and 25 blue Iggy’s.

John Farnham’s One Electric Day shows rolled into Sydney last Saturday with Farnham rocking Cockatoo Island. The shows include the reformed Southern Sons, Vanessa Amorosi, Jon Stevens and James Reyne as well as John Farnham.

Children Collide will play December dates and there is also new music to go along with that.

The Black Crowes have played their first show since announcing their reunion just hours earlier on the Howard Stern Show.

The signed Midnight Oil poster auctioned by Songland Records, Canberra to raise money for the RSPCA Weston has earned the RSPCA $2300.

LA Guns will return to Australia for dates in 2020 with The Poor.

Rod Stewart has finally announced his Australian dates after announcing he was touring Australia in November 2018.

Kiss have been forced to delay the start of their Australia tour after Paul Stanley came down with a dose of the flu.

U2 have touched down in Australia for their first tour in nine years. After two shows in Auckland on the weekend, U2 will kick off the Australian leg of ‘The Joshua Tree’ tour in Brisbane on Tuesday (12 November).

Miley Cyrus is in recovery after undergoing vocal cord surgery following her hospitalisation for tonsillitis last month.

The Veronicas have hit out at Qantas for ruining their public image ahead of the musical duos upcoming reality TV series, after they were removed from a flight by officials at the airline in September.

Pete Townshend and his band mates - comprised of Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, and drummer Keith Moon - were known for their hedonistic behaviour which included smashing their instruments and wrecking their stages, but now that he's older, Pete has said he'll only cause damage to another guitar if it helps to raise money for charity.

Nicki Minaj will no longer post on Instagram in protest over the photo-sharing site removing its 'likes' feature on certain accounts.