Craig David has been living in Miami for the past six years, but he has put his £4.6 million penthouse up for sale and relocated to London, and admits it was an "easy decision".

Sheryl Crow has admitted seeing "strange things" when she joined Michael Jackson on tour.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse will release the first single from their new album later this month.

The Backstreet Boys were forced to abandon a show at Pennsylvania's Hersheypark Stadium on Sunday due to a huge storm.

Taylor Swift and her British boyfriend Joe Alwyn, 28, are believed to be hoping to live together in London and she is willing to splash out a huge amount of cash to get their perfect home.

Mick Peaking of Stars, Nikki Nicholls formerly of the Farnham band, Hugh Wilson from Lenny Kravitz band backed by musical director Joseph Calderazzo of the Jenny Morris band and featuring Dave Leslie of Baby Animals on guitar, will perform the music of Pink Floyd for The Great Gig In The Sky show this Friday night at Memo Music Hall in St Kilda.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is wonderful evening out offering a total fantasy escape.

George Thorogood & The Destroyers will return to Australia for their first shows in a decade in January 2020.

America heavy metal act Slipknot sees their sixth studio album "We Are Not Your Kind" become their third consecutive No.1 album in Australia, and it's the bands first new material in just under five years.

It's a third week atop the ARIA Singles Chart tree for local singer Tones and I with her track "Dance Monkey".

Keith Urban has tweeted out his respect for Taylor Swift.

Billy Idol has admitted he was reckless when it came to drugs and alcohol back in the 80s because he thoroughly enjoyed the feeling of being "isolated" from humanity and living in his own "dimension."

The 50-year-old singer has revealed that he signed up to the online dating app but his profile was removed after people thought he was an impostor pretending to be the Bros star and reported him to the administrators.

Dave Grohl says he was reluctant to start Foo Fighters after Kurt Cobain died.

Joe Jonas celebrated his 30th birthday with wife Sophie Turner at a James Bond themed bash in New York.

Ivor Novello Award-winning musician and producer Nile Rodgers surprised a room full of songwriters, music industry professionals, and academics recently, emerging as the unannounced keynote speaker for the latest Songwriting Studies Research Network event held at The Ivors Academy in London, UK.

Beatles author Kenneth Womack has a new book ‘Solid State: The Story of Abbey Road and the End of the Beatles’ documenting the technical side of the writing, recording, mixing and reception of The Beatles final studio album.

Stereophonics have grabbed Steve Miller Band’s title ‘Fly Like An Eagle’ and popped out a completely different song with the same name.

Youth Group will release ‘Australian Halloween’, their first album in 10 years, in October.

British indie rockers Chvrches are among several acts who have cancelled concerts in Hong Kong after protests closed the city's airport.

Olivia Newton-John has shared a health update with fans amid her ongoing cancer battle.

A$AP Rocky has broken his silence following the guilty verdict in his Swedish assault case, telling fans he's "disappointed" with the outcome.

John Mayer has taken a fan to court to get a retraining order.

Major new titles coming this week from: Friendly Fires, Killswitch Engage, A$AP Ferg, Lillie Mae, Bad Omens, Catherine Britt (EP), Off with Their Heads, ILLENIUM, Air Land Sea, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Iggy Azalea (phys), Sleater Kinney, Ride and the new Tarantino soundtrack ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’.

Neil Young has told Howard Stern the story about how is pissed off a camera-man at Woodstock 50 years ago so to piss him off they edited him out of his Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young performance and edited his name out of the band title.

In 1997 Paul Kelly released his first compilation ‘Songs from the South’. A second volume was released in 2008. Now 11 years later, the collection is getting another upgrade.

When you go to a Pseudo Echo show you will be guaranteed the hits. You’ll also be surprised with a few songs you may least expect.

Henry Wagons, together with Musical Director Lachlan Bryan, will explore the music of Warren Zevon in the new show for Melbourne ‘Zevon – Accidentally Like A Martyr’.

Mr Bungle will play their first shows in 20 years in February.

The Angels will perform the ‘Dark Room’ album in its entirety as part of their ‘Recharge’ series.