Imagine Meat Loaf playing Lewis Capaldi?

Slipknot want to take their Knotfest festival to the UK.

Foo Fighters want fans to make requests for their Reading & Leeds festival setlist.

The Hollywood Vampires have a lot more shows in the planning.

Ed Sheeran holds for a fourth week at the summit of the ARIA Albums Chart with his fourth No.1 set "No.6 Collaborations Project", the set also logging a fourth week at the top in both England and New Zealand, and a third week in Canada.

It's a second week at the lofty top of the ARIA Singles chart tree for the Tones and I single "Dance Monkey", plus she now has three songs within the Top 30 this week.

At age 60 INXS co-founder and principal songwriter Andrew Farriss is working on his first ever solo album. It’s a different direction for Andrew. He’s gone Country.

With John Waters goes out to perform the songs of Bob Dylan for the Dylan Revisited tour he wants the audience to known (almost) every song.

Village People co-creator Henri Belolo has died at the age of 82.

The Beatles have released alternate versions of George Harrison’s ‘Something’ ahead of the 50th Anniversary Abbey Road release in September.

RNB Fridays Live has just dropped its most impressive line-up ever with Janet Jackson headlining a list of acts including Black Eyed Peas, 50 Cent and Jason Derulo.

Blondie drummer Clem Burke is coming back to Australia in January minus Blondie plus Bootleg Blondie to perform the Blondie classic ‘Parallel Lines’.

Adam Lambert says that fame didn't came easy after American Idol.

Slipknot's new album allowed frontman Corey Taylor to get all the "emotional bile" from his divorce out of his system.

Taylor Swift has insisted her relationship with former rival Katy Perry wasn't bad until the media started pitting the pop stars against each other.

Major new titles coming this week from: Elvis Presley (Live), Half Alive, P.P. Arnold, Rick Ross, Slipknot, Safia, Marc Cohn, Shadow, Trippe Redd, Tori Kelly, Seeker Lover Keeper, Gina Jeffreys, Ufo361 and the soundtracks for Angry Birds 2, Blinded by the Light and the TV series ‘Chernobyl’.

The Beatles’ ‘Abbey Road’ will be the next edition in their expanded reissues. George Harrison’s ‘All Things Must Pass’ was a contender from the Abbey Road sessions that went unused. George used it as the title track for his 1970 triple album. The Beatles demo was later released on Anthology 3.

The Southern Sons reunion for One Electric Day has expanded to their own shows as well.

Andy King, the less repulsive character we met in the Netflix documentary ‘Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened’ will speak at the BigSound music conference in Brisbane.

Jerry Casale of Devo says the “Farewell Tour” branding for Devo on the Desert Daze Festival announcement this week is complete bullshit. Devo are not breaking up.

A portrait of Beyonce taken for the U.S. Vogue September 2018 issue is being added to the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.

Ariana Grande made a surprise appearance at Barbra Streisand's Chicago concert on Tuesday night, taking to the stage to perform No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) alongside the superstar.

Elbow's Guy Garvey has teased the band have gone in a "different" direction on new album 'Giants of All Sizes'.

Metallica frontman James Hetfield has reached out to a fan after learning she used his group's music to scare off a cougar.

Noel Gallagher has slammed his brother Liam's Glastonbury festival performance in June (19), calling it an embarrassment.

Sam Smith had to overcome "intense anxiety" when he was shooting the visual for his latest track How Do You Sleep?

Aerosmith's Joe Perry - who completes the line-up of the legendary rock supergroup with Alice Cooper - has revealed the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor has a "well-outfitted studio" where they made 'Rise'.

Tony Hadley will tour Australia sans-Spandau Ballet in 2020.

Neil Young has finalised the title of his next album of new music. The album originally named ‘Pink Moon’ has now been christened ‘Colorado’.

The show gave Leo the stage to showcase three of his hits ‘You Make Me Feel Like Dancing’, ‘The Show Must Go On’ and ‘When I Need You’.