Alice In Chains was over for 14 years until William DuVall came along.

Gang of Four have postponed their Australian and New Zealand tour due to start in Perth on March 20.

John Paul Young, Russell Morris, Glenn Shorrock, Doug Parkinson and Jack Jones will tour ‘Let It Be: The Songs of Lennon’.

In 1981 The Tubes will perform their 1981 corporate rock spoof ‘The Completion Backward Principle’ for the first time in its entirety on their upcoming US tour.

For the second time in 2019 an album has reclaimed the top spot on the ARIA Albums Chart, as this week "thank u, next" for Ariana Grande climbs back up one spot to reign again in the No.1 spot here.

Holding at No.1 again this week is the recent Oscar-winning song "Shallow" for Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, plus the song log its first week at the top in both Canada and America (after charting for the past 21 weeks in both locales).

It was fascinating watching Australian music legend Brian Cadd perform a week apart, once with Russell Morris’ band and once with his own.

Cirque du Soliel’s next Australian showcase is the acclaimed ‘Kurios – Cabinet of Curiosities’.

Elton John has added to his farewell events with news that his autobiography will be published this October.

John Farnham’s upcoming dates for Red Hot Summer series 3 will go ahead as scheduled.

Next time you visit Newark airport look out for Steve Van Zandt. He’ll be a hologram.

54 Australian acts will perform during SXSW 2019.

Queensland’s Busby Marou and all the way from the USA’s Front Country will perform this weekend at Memo Music Hall in Melbourne.

Major new titles coming this week from: Buckcherry, H.E.R., Maren Morris, Amanda Palmer, Paul Weller (Live), Foals, Kerser, James Morrison (UK), Dido, Flight of the Conchords (Live), Sigrid, Tim Rogers, Juice WRLD, Sasami, Mick Thomas, Celtic Woman, David Bridie, Townes Van Zandt and David Gray.

SXSW slipped a quiet one into their speakers schedule. Bjorn Ulvaeus from Abba will be a guest speaker at the SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas this month.

Gurrumul’s ‘Djarimirri (Child of the Rainbow)’ has won for Australian Music Prize for 2019.

Metallica’s Worldwired tour will reach Australia and New Zealand in October and Slipknot are their special guests.

Paris Jackson is certain her father Michael Jackson's name won't be torn down following the damning documentary Leaving Neverland.

Corey Feldman has decided he can no longer defend Michael Jackson.

EMI bosses are suing Kanye West over what he has called a "servitude" contract, insisting the terms of the agreement are all legal in New York, where the deal was signed - and extended.

Christina Aguilera is to be honoured by LGBTQ advocacy group Human Rights Campaign (HRC).

One of Melbourne’s most respected music industry identities Serge Thomann has today received one of France’s highest honours, Chevalier (Knight) de l’Ordre national du Mérite.

Suzi Quatro and The Angels will spend a Red Hot Summer on the Central Coast and Gold Coast this weekend.

The untimely passing of Peter Tork last month ended any hope that the surviving members of The Monkees would ever play together as a trio.

Michael Jackson's nephew has flown to the U.K. and Ireland to dismiss child sex allegations raised in the damning new documentary Leaving Neverland, insisting he wouldn't be there if he had any doubts the accusers might be right.

With the New South Wales election just weeks away on 23 March music fans in the pissed off state have a chance to vote out Gladys Berejiklian and her antiquated government.

The Proclaimers will tour Australia in May with fresh new songs from their 11th album ‘Angry Cyclist’.

Singer R. Kelly has blasted reports that suggest he's a monster in an explosive new TV interview.

Nikki Sixx has no recollection of a possible sexual assault recounted in Motley Crue's memoir The Dirt.

Chance the Rapper will become a married man at the weekend.