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.

Liam Gallagher’s son Gene is set to start a career as a model just one month after getting expelled from school.

Ed Sheeran is reportedly Daniel Craig's top choice to record the theme song for the latest movie in the James Bond franchise.

The man left seriously injured after a street fight with rapper A$AP Rocky has been identified as Mustafa Jafari.

Elton John is celebrating almost three decades of sober living.

‘Hail To England’, released in 1984, was the third Manowar album. Ross was a member of Manowar throughout the 80s.

California police have confirmed that three people are dead following a mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California.

The Australian premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s stage production of the hit movie Moulin Rouge will premiere in Melbourne in 2021.

Mac DeMarco will tour Australia in January 2020 with special guests Pond and Chai and the East Coast. Cold Meat will support in Perth.

The Offspring had an "amazing time" working with long-time producer Bob Rock on their first album in seven years.

Miley Cyrus looks set to boycott the MTV Video Music Awards (MTV VMAs) after she failed to receive any nominations.

Ed Sheeran’s No.6 Collaborations Project takes a second week on the Albums Chart top spot with another big week of sales.

Sweden's Prime Minister has rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's call to free incarcerated rapper A$AP Rocky.

Russi Taylor, who since 1986 was the voice of Disney’s Mickey Mouse and also the voice of The Simpsons’ Martin Prince, has died at the age of 75.

Ed Sheeran holds for a second week with his fourth No.1 album here "No.6 Collaborations Project", while the set also hold again in both England and New Zealand and debuted at the summit in the U.S. and Canada.

It's been over two months since a new No.1 song in Australia, and this week "Senorita" for Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello climbs from it's runner-ups spot of the past four weeks to take out the top berth on the ARIA Singles Chart and score a ▲Platinum sales certificate.

America co-founder Gerry Buckley has released new solo music. ‘Home Again’ is the first taste of Gerry’s album ‘Five Mile Road’ due in September.

Donald Trump is demanding Sweden release American rapper A$AP Rocky and the Swedish Prime Minister is ignoring him.

Tex Perkins’ The Man In Black’ tour has expanded once again.

Destiny’s Child’s second album ‘The Writing’s On The Wall’ was released exactly 20 years ago this Saturday (27 July 2019).

Jenny Morris’ 1989 Top 5 ARIA album ‘Shiver’ will get a 30th anniversary homage.

The initial line-up for the Melbourne Guitar Show Triple M Jam has been announced with more names yet to come.

DJ Shadow’s first track in two years in ‘Rocket Fuel’ with De La Soul.

You expect a great soundtrack from Quentin Tarantino. His ‘Pulp Fiction’ and ‘Reservoir Dogs’ soundtracks stand up alone even if you don’t like the movies. The new one ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ is as good as those and the best soundtrack since ‘Baby Driver’.

The Rolling Stones Sir Mick Jagger and Queen’s Roger Taylor are sharing birthdays today with Roger turning over to the benchmark 70 years of age.

Courtney Barnett won two AIR Awards this week while haring one with Gurrumul.

Major new titles coming this week from: Of Monsters and Men, Kaiser Chiefs, DJ Snake, Andy Grammer, NF, Thy Art is Murder, The Flaming Lips, Kevin Bloody Wilson (GH), Ziggy Alberts (EP), Violent Femmes, New Order (live), Lloyd Cole and Chance the Rapper.

ZZ Top’s doco ‘That Little Ol’ Band From Texas’ will screen in cinemas around the world soon including across Australia.

Memo Music Hall will open its doors for the Opening Party for the Live N Local Festival in the City of Port Phillip in August.