I’m Talking’s limited A Day On The Green shows early this year has been expanded to full on club shows for 2019.

Rock and Roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis is heading home after spending the past three months at a rehabilitation facility after suffering a stroke.

Celine Dion has called time on her 16-year Las Vegas residency.

Machine Gun Kelly was moved to reconnect with a rock-influenced sound after Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington's tragic death.

M.I.A. accepted an honour from Queen Elizabeth II as her mother used to stitch the ribbons for the prestigious medals.

Lady Gaga launched a foul-mouthed rant at fans on Saturday night, after they reportedly heckled her with calls of "Where's Bradley?"

Britney Spears is convinced she is at the centre of a "conspiracy theory," accusing members of the paparazzi of editing images to make her appear heavier.

Seven new entries are heading for this week’s Official Albums Chart Top 10, but it looks like Lewis Capaldi will claim a fourth week at the top.

After six consecutive weeks at Number 2, it looks Lil Nas X will gallop back to the UK Number 1 spot.

Cher has taken to Twitter to congratulate legendary designer Bob Mackie on his 2019 Tony Awards win.

Jennifer Lopez has gushed with pride online after sharing a duet with her daughter in Los Angeles as she kicked off her 50th birthday tour.

Australian Music Industry innovators Ian James, Frank Stivala and Fifa Riccobono are just some of the name recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for 2019.

Jason Donovan is heading to his hometown Melbourne to star in the next Australian production of Chicago.

The Styles editor of The New York Times has been left baffled by Madonna's angry outburst after distancing herself from a recently-published profile piece.

NEW CHART RECORD: Jimmy Barnes' 17th solo studio album "My Criminal Record" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week, becoming his TWELFTH No.1 album, the most by a solo artist ever in Australia (local or overseas acts).

Last week the rapper Lil' Nas X and country singer Billy Ray Cyrus went 3x▲Platinum with their No.1 song "Old Town Road", while this week it logs a seventh stay at the top in Australia, and is now 4xP in sales too.

Jimmy Barnes is a clear record holder for number one albums with his latest ‘My Criminal Record’ debuting at number one on Australia’s ARIA Chart this week.

Duane McDonald's One Electric Day has created yet another record with a sell-out for 2019 in Werribee in the fastest ever time.

Major new titles coming this week from: Avicii, Jonas Brothers, Santana, Tyga, Polish Club, Meg Mac, Emeli Sande, The Wiggles, Bob Dylan (Bootleg), Rickie Lee Jones, Prince, Silversun Pickups, Neil Young & Stray Gators, Perry Farrell and Shonen Knife.

Grammy-winning New Orleans blues legend has died of a heart attack at age 77.

'Breakdown on 20th Ave' is the title of the first Buddy & Julie Miller album in a decade.

Miley Cyrus has slammed trolls who accused her of bringing a recent groping on herself by dressing so provocatively.

Missy Elliott is elated to be the first female hip-hop artist to be inducted into the BMI Songwriters Hall of Fame.

John Zaccaria has chosen Sandalford Estate in the Swan Valley to launch his new outdoor music festival brand Live In The Vines to be headlined by John Farnham.

The Taste tour is continuing across East Coast Australia during June as part of Hotfest II.

Emma Louise has set aside September for her Lilac Everything tour.

Halsey has raised $100,000 (£78,700) for abortion clinics in Alabama through sales of an empowering T-shirt.

Miley Cyrus had a lot of fun playing a popstar in Black Mirror because her character's journey bore a similarity to her own.

Dutch DJ Martin Garrix has an ankle injury and has been forced to cancel all of his upcoming shows.

Singer-songwriter bass player Joe Creighton will honour his former home of Belfast with his new show ‘Just A Boy From Belfast’ at Memo Music Hall this weekend.