Mark Hollis of 80s UK synth-pop band Talk Talk, has died at the age of 64.

Ticketmaster has acquired Moshtix giving the Live Nation owns ticketing giant new revenues from Groovin’ The Moo, Oxford Art Factory, Supanova, and the Australian Turf Club.

R. Kelly has pleaded not guilty to charges he sexually abused four people, including three minors.

Madonna has teased fans about a new collaboration with Latin pop sensation Maluma.

Emma Bunton has announced that her highly anticipated brand new album ' My Happy Place', which will be released via BMG on 12th April 2019.

R. Kelly has accused his alleged victims of "collusion" after surrendering to police to face sex crimes charges.

Ariana Grande is planning a big return to Manchester, England to headline the city's Pride festival this summer.

Australian singer songwriter Julia Jacklin is a realist when it comes to working in the Pop dominated music industry.

Roxy Music have not recorded new music since 1982 and Bryan Ferry says it is unlikely they ever will again.

Marc Christowski will pay homage to the great alternative music festivals on the 90s like Big Day Out and Homebake with the inaugural Spring Loaded music festival.

Surviving Monkees Micky Dolenz and Mike Nesmith have both issued statements about the passing of their friend and bandmate Peter Tork who passed away last week.

Eminem has broken a Melbourne Cricket Ground record for ticket sales for a single show but Madonna and the Rolling Stones sold more tickets during their 1993 and 1995 tours.

Bryan Ferry drew the crowd, I’m Talking stunned them. That pretty much sums up A Day On The Green in Rochford, Yarra Valley on Saturday.

This week Ariana Grande logs her longest run at No.1 in Australia as her fifth studio album "thank u, next" holds for a second week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, plus it's sold enough in the past two weeks to be certified Gold (●) in sales this week.

The Ariana Grande track "7 Rings" retains it hold at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart for a fifth straight week, plus the track lands its first sales certification and is newly ▲Platinum in sales.

Guitar legend Peter Frampton will play one more tour after being diagnosed with a rare degenerative muscular disease.

Rapper T.I. is mourning the death of his older sister.

A Chicago, Illinois judge has set R. Kelly's bond at $1 million (£766,000) following his indictment on sex abuse charges.

An authorised biopic about Celine Dion is heading to the big screen.

R. Kelly has surrendered to police in Chicago, Illinois after he was indicted on multiple felony sex abuse charges.

Toy manufacturer Knucklebonz will release a limited edition Angus Young statuette later this year.

Motley Crue have four new songs on the soundtrack for their upcoming soundtrack to ‘The Dirt’ and one of them is a cover of Madonna’s ‘Like A Virgin’.

Attorney Michael Avenatti has vowed to not only find justice for the victims of sexual predator R. Kelly but to also go after the enablers, the agents, managers and attorneys, who turned a blind eye to his crimes.

Dave Gleeson is pulling a double shift on the second series of Red Hot Summer singing for both The Angels and The Screaming Jets.

Rivers Cuomo did something completely different for Weezer’s new album ‘The Black Album’. He write every song on piano.

The next Russell Morris album ‘Black and Blue Heart’ will be a Rock record.

David Bridie’s first solo album in six years, The Wisdom Line’, will be accompanied by 11 short films for the 11 songs.

Dan Sultan’s fourth album ‘Aviary Takes’ will feature reworking of his earlier songs.

Major new titles coming this week from: Hilltop Hoods, Dream Theater, Reef (Live), il Volo, Gary Clark Jr., Lil' Pump, Kehlani, The Wolfe Brothers, The Wiggles, Vince Jones, Stephen Cummings, James Yorkston, Drenge, John Mayall, Alita: Battle Angel soundtrack and the physical release of Triple J's Hottest 100 for 2019.

The new trailer for Elton John’s biopic ‘Rocketman’ comes with the profound advice “you’ve got to kill the person you were born to be to become the person you want to be”. Those were the rules that transformed geeky kid Reginald Dwight into superstar Elton John.