Neil Young has decided to take himself off the road for the rest of 2019 and work on sound and film projects for the Neil Young Archives.

Rose Tattoo have been delivering a new arse-hole as they cover the continent with a ball-tearing setlist.

After 50 years the Creedence Clearwater Revival complete set has finally been released as a live album.

Lol Mason of City Boy and later The Maisonettes has died following a heart attack.

Songwriting icon Jimmy Webb has been quieting working with Brandi Carlile, Amanda Shires, Maren Morris and Natalie Hemby to develop the brand new supergroup, The Highwomen, the female equivalent to legends who were The Highwaymen.

Major new titles coming this week from: Creedence Clearwater Revival, Mabel, Northlane, Tyler Childers, Holy Holy, The Bamboos, Volbeat, Nerija, Diesel (EP), The Teskey Brothers, The Claypool Lennon Delirium and a Flume (EP).

Steve Miller Band keyboard player and singer, songwriter and author Joseph Wooten will host radio.com’s Opening Act Competition.

Jessica Mauboy released a second preview from her fourth album ‘Hilda’ with a stunning video for ‘Little Things’.

INXS co-founder Andrew Farriss has gone a lit bit country for his first solo album due in January 2020.

Week one of Sydney’s new Coliseum Theatre will feature performances from Tina Arena, Dame Edna Everage, John Butler, Keith Urban and Amy Shark.

After six months of a roller-coaster ride of misfortune the Woodstock 50 music festival has been officially cancelled.

INXS star Tim Farriss is suing a pair of Sydney boat operators after losing his finger in a freak 2015 accident.

Hunters & Collectors will reform in 2020 to celebrate 10 years of Red Hot Summer.

Brian Wilson is ready to rock again after postponing his summer tour to deal with mental health issues.

Rapper Machine Gun Kelly came up with the idea behind Eminem diss track Rap Devil while he was drunk.

Haim's new single Summer Girl was inspired by the cancer diagnosis of singer Danielle Haim's partner.

Ariana Grande is overcome with emotion after fulfilling a lifetime dream of working with her idol, Jim Carrey.

Iggy Azalea has blamed streaming for her poor album sales after her sophomore effort In My Defense failed to make a big impact on the U.S. charts.

Rocker Travis Barker has blasted drummer Graham Sierota for inappropriately contacting his 13-year-old daughter.

Drake has teamed up with LeBron James to help the basketball star launch his own digital platform in Canada.

Katy Perry and Dr. Luke are facing a big pay-out after losing a plagiarism case against Christian star Marcus Gray.

Experimental band The Necks will be the recipients of the 2019 Richard Gill Award for Distinguished Services to Australian Music from APRA AMCOS.

Iggy Pop has just dropped a new song called ‘James Bond’ and there isn’t a hope in hell it will be the theme of the upcoming James Bond 25 movie.

Ash Grunwald has been one of Australia’s most successful independent songwriters but that is all changing. After 20 years of “minding his own business”, Ash Grunwald has signed his first record deal with Michael Gudinski’s Bloodlines.

Brendan Gallagher, producer of Jimmy Little’s contemporary comeback ‘Messenger’, will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release with shows around Australia in October and November.

This Thursday August 1, Grateful Dead fans worldwide, including Australia, will be able to set the DeLorean for that date and go back and experience the concert.

Gab Winterfield’s Golf Alpha Bravo open for Greta Van Fleet’s make-up dates in Melbourne and Brisbane in September.

2020 will mark the 50th anniversary of the band America. As founding members Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell prepare for a benchmark year, Australia and New Zealand have been chosen to kick off what is bound to be a year long round of celebration.

Melbourne maestro, Music Director John Foreman will pair some of the Australia’s greatest vocalists with a 30-piece orchestra to perform the music of George Michael in October for ‘George Michael: Listen To Your Heart’.

The Wooten brothers, Victor, Regi and Joseph where a cool alternative to New York’s heatwave last week when they chilled the city’s historic Blue Note Jazz Club.