Sex Pistols star Johnny Rotten has asked Los Angeles police officials to help him keep punk invaders from his Venice Beach home.

Rapper Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus teamed up on Sunday (28Apr19) to perform their smash hit Old Town Road for the very first time at California country festival Stagecoach.

Pink leads this week's Official Chart Update with Hurts 2B Human.

In 1976, Blondie released ‘ In The Flesh’. The song was originally the b-side of Blondie’s debut single ‘X Offender’ but when Ian Meldrum promoted the b-side instead of the a-side ‘In The Flesh’ became a hit in Australia.

Actor and singer Mandy Patinkin has taken on songs by Paul Simon and Randy Newman as part of his new album ‘Diary: December 2018’.

Gene Simmons Moneybag, Rock Steady Soda and Cannibis company Invictus have joined together to develop and then market a soda infused with Cannibis.

Seven music fans are alive today because of pill testing at the Groovin’ The Moo festival in Canberra on the weekend.

The Seekers Golden Jubilee farewell performance will screen in Melbourne on May 11.

Jimmy Barnes new song ‘Shutting Down Our Town’ was written about his childhood town of Elizabeth in South Australia.

Leo Sayer popped into BBC Radio 2 this week and performed a cover of a New Radicals song while Seth Rogan and Kiefer Sutherland sat in and watched.

The very fact that an artist now in his 70s can perform a show of mainly new songs and still hold an audience from start to finish is a testament to their talent. Russell Morris did just that at his show at Melbourne’s landmark venue The Espy in St Kilda this week.

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer has just wrapped up its biggest season ever with 181,267 tickets sold for the 2019 season.

Regaining her crown at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart is the debut studio album for Billie Eilish called "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?", for a third overall week at the top here, plus the set scores a Gold (●) sales certification too.

The "Old Town Road" track for rapper Lil' Nas X and country singer Billy Ray Cyrus (on some versions) holds for a second week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart in Australia.

The Stray Cats have marked their 40th anniversary with a new album ‘40’ and a video for ‘Rock It Off’.

Peter Frampton will be honored with the Chairman’s Award at the 2019 Music Biz Hall of Fame Dinner on May 7.

Neil Young has announced details of ‘Tuscaloosa’, the next album in his archive series.

After more than 5000 performances, Air Supply have pretty much perfected the art of giving their audience exactly what they want. Although, as lead singer, Russell Hitchcock mentioned, their success is something they have never taken for granted in their 44-year career.

The Black Keys have dropped a new song ‘Eagles Birds’ to promote their upcoming ninth album ‘Let’s Rock’.

Jimmy Barnes and Peter Garrett were special guests of Steve Van Zandt with Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul rolled through Sydney this week.

Middle Kids have dropped their new song ‘Beliefs and Prayers’, recorded at their own studio in Sydney.

E Street Band sax player Jake Clemons has released his version of Leonard Cohen’s 1992 track ‘Democracy’.

Taylor Swift’s new song ‘ME!’ is a collaboration with Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie.

Rami Malek will be the Bond villain in the 25th James Bond movie.

Former Semisonic frontman and songwriter to the stars Dan Wilson has released a new song called ‘The Rules’.

Bruce Springsteen next album is called ‘Western Stars’. Springsteen announced the new solo album this week, being his first studio project since 2012’s ‘Wrecking Ball’.

Ronnie Wood has unveiled five brand new paintings to add to his extensive collection of work that are available to purchase online as limited edition prints.

Bradley Cooper is keen to reunite with Lady Gaga for a special A Star is Born event.

Taron Egerton has confessed that he and Richard Madden were completely naked when they shot sex scenes for the upcoming Elton John biopic Rocketman.

Prince will forever be remembered as a commanding live performer, chart-topping recording artist, and music business revolutionary. Yet for all the time he spent in the spotlight over his four-decade-long career, Prince also worked tirelessly behind the scenes to nurture talent and pen songs for the rising artists he respected.