The Cold Chisel A Day On The Green show planned for the All Saints Winery in Rutherglen has been cancelled due to Australia's extreme weather conditions.

Lady Gaga insists she is still fully focused on her music career, despite working hard on herself and her mental health as of late.

George Michael's his has left her fortune, estimated at $100 million, to charity.

Kylie Minogue and her family are donating $500,000 (£380,000) to help those fighting the bushfires in their native Australia.

Aussie children's supergroup The Wiggles are getting back together for a one-off gig in Sydney to raise money for the bushfire relief on Saturday, January 18.

Australian actor Russell Crowe used his Golden Globes win to send a message to the world about climate change.

TEG Dainty and TEG Live will host the benefit concert Fire Fight Australia in Sydney on February 16.

R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe has revealed his second solo single Drive To The Ocean.

James Reyne presented an all-new powerhouse of a setlist for his first Red Hot Summer show for 2020.

Surviving members of the iconic rock band Nirvana reformed on stage in Los Angeles on Saturday night with Beck, St. Vincent and Violent Grohl (Dave's daughter) replacing Kurt Cobain on vocals.

Miley Cyrus has settled a lawsuit that claimed she stole her 2013 hit song We Can’t Stop.

Rod Stewart's son Sean is confident he and his dad will be cleared of any wrongdoing following an altercation on New Year's Eve, insisting the "truth will prevail".

Harry Styles reclaims the No.1 ARIA Albums spot with his second album "Fine Line" thanks to the exodus of seasonal titles from the chart, thus ringing up a second week at the top.

With the Christmas sales period over the chart bounces back to how it was at the start of December 2019, with a vast majority of the singles chart rising back up with the mass evacuation of seasonal songs, thus the longest running No.1 of all time for an Australia artist and ARIA No.1 in "Dance Monkey" for Tones and I is back up one place for an overall 22nd week at the top here.

Hunters & Collectors reactivated for Red Hot Summer in Bendigo on Saturday presenting a setlist covering their recording era between1982 and 1994 minus work from the final album of 1998.

Sir Rod Stewart has been charged in Florida for allegedly punching a hotel security guard.

Pink has made a very generous donation of $500,000 to the Australian fire efforts while the worse climate change disaster in history is taking place across the continent.

Melbourne venue The Spotted Mallard has announced a Bushfire Benefit on 25 January.

Patti Smith has written a birthday poem for teen activist Greta Thunberg.

The brother of Bobbi Kristina Brown's former boyfriend Nick Gordon has defended him over "twisted" reports following his death from a reported drug overdose on New Year's Day.

Congratulations to Lewis Capaldi, who scores the first Number 1 album of the Twenties, as Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent returns to the top spot.

Justin Bieber has dropped the new track 'Yummy', which will feature on his upcoming fifth studio album, and his frequent collaborator Jason 'Poo Bear' Boyd features as a co-writer and producer.

Faith No More's keyboardist Roddy Bottum has ruled out putting out new music "right now", despite the band heading out on their first UK tour in five years this summer.

Taj Farrant, the 10-year old central coast guitarist who recently joined Rob Thomas in concert, is the first signing to Universal for 2020.

English rapper YUNGBLUD is pretty tuned in to the mood of Australia's youth, leading them in a "fuck Scott Morrison!" chant in Melbourne last night.

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer tour will kick off its 10th season with shows in Ballarat, Victoria and Mt Gambier, South Australia this weekend.

Coachella revealed their 2020 lineup with Rage Against The Machine, Travis Scott and Frank Ocean headlining Friday, Saturday and Sunday respectively.

Neil Young will release two new live albums in his archive series for 2020. ‘Way Down In The Rust Bucket’ was recorded in Santa Cruz in 1990 while ‘Greendale Live’ was captured in Toronto in 2003.

Bette Midler has weighed in on the Australian Bushfires calling the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison “a fuckwit”.

Legendary pop duo The Pet Shop Boys have unveiled a new single Monkey Business, unveiling a funkier-than-usual sound.