The work of Ignatius Jones, one time frontman for Jimmy & The Boys and contributor to major Australian events including the 2000 Olympics and Sydney Mardi Gras Parade, has been recognised in the Australia Day Honours list with a Officer of the Order of Australia award.

It's a fourth week at the top for the Queen biopic soundtrack "Bohemian Rhapsody", strengthened this week by the five Oscar nominations that the film received this past week.

Ariana Grande jumps straight into the No.1 slot on the ARIA Singles Chart with her new track "7 Rings", which also starts at the top in England, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, Scotland and Sweden.

Former Sherbet keyboard player and songwriter Garth Porter has been awarded the Officer of the Order of Australia award in the Australia Day Honours list.

Richard Clapton is giving his fans the full Clapton experience at his sideshows during Red Hot Summer fans.

Rapper Nelly is asking a Missouri judge to dismiss a sexual assault lawsuit filed against him over an alleged incident in 2017.

A controversial new documentary about Michael Jackson's sexual abuse allegations has stunned critics at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival in Utah.

Scumbag singer Chris Brown is making the most of his legal troubles in Paris, France by rolling out special merchandise slamming the woman accusing him of rape.

Metallica frontman plays Officer Bob Hayward in the new movie ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile'.

Indigenous rapper Danzal Baker aka Baker Boy has been named Young Australian of the Year.

Sherbet’s original singer Dennis Loughlin has passed away after a battle with cancer, Daryl Braithwaite has informed fans.

Helen Marcou and Ian ‘Quincy’ McLean of Bakehouse Studios, Melbourne have received the Order of Australia award in the Australia Day Honours.

Kylie Minogue’s work in the performing arts has earned her the Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) Award.

Human Nature members Andrew Tierney, Mike Tierney, Toby Allen and Phil Burton have been honoured for their services to music with the Medal of the Order of Australia.

Olivia Newton-John has been awarded the Companion of the Order of Australia in the 2019 Australia Day Honours.

Paul McCartney’s 1973 ‘Red Rose Speedway’ was originally planned as a double album.

Richard Clapton is giving his fans at Red Hot Summer a 40+ year career spanning snapshot of his entire history.

Disgraced Sydney post-punk performer Kirin J Callinan will use the resources of SXSW to claw back some credibility after his dick flashing expose at the ARIA Awards in 2017.

Former Finch singer and guitarist Owen Orford and Bob Spencer will perform together for the first time in over 40 years this weekend.

Earthless have recruited different supports for every show for their upcoming Australian tour.

Major new titles coming this week from: Backstreet Boys, Bring Me the Horizon, Steve Hackett, Mirusia, The Dandy Warhols, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Rudimental, Rival Sons, Skunk Anansie (live), Julia Michaels, Jack & Jack, Vangelis, Mental as Anything (live), Swervedriver, The Wiggles (on the 31st), Trixie Mattell and the 2019 Grammy Nominees album.

Former Eagles guitarist Don Felder has signed with BMG for his first solo album since 2012.

Counting Crows 1993 debut ‘August and Everything After’ finally has a title track.

Jimmy Barnes has released the title track to his next album ‘My Criminal Record’ and it is one of the best songs he has done in years.

Those dates between Fleetwood Mac shows have already started to fill in with new dates announced for Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne but Adelaide still left out.

Paul McCartney will publish his first childrens book ‘Hey Grandude’ through Random House in September 2019.

What started out as a one-off Toto cover for Weezer has turned into a full covers album ‘The Teal Album’.

New York all-girl punk band Jackknife Stiletto has turned Spice Girls 90s pop hit on its head.

Melbourne Hip-Hop artist JJay De Melo has died after drowning while swimming at the Mornington Peninsula on Tuesday.

Happy Mondays have sold out another show in Sydney, as well as the previously announced Melbourne, Perth and Auckland, more than a month ahead of their Australian tour.