Greta Van Fleet have cancelled the remainder of their Australian tour due to illness. Josh Kiszka has laryngitis and the Melbourne shows have been cancelled.

Mike Nesmith of The Monkees have given an exclusive interview to Australian Musician’s Greg Phillips about his career that spans more than 50 years.

Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons one-off show for Melbourne at Memo Music Hall in St Kilda will be a rare event.

Janis Siegal of The Manhattan Transfer has a very funny story about the time her band pissed off The Beach Boys. The Beach Boys were nominated for a Pop Grammy but The Manhattan Transfer won.

Fans of The Prodigy are sincerely old school after giving the UK techno band a number one cassette during 2018 and by year’s end the third biggest selling cassette of 2018.

Kim Wilde is heading back to the USA to play her first show since 1987.

Steve Earle latest album ‘Guy’ is a 16-track tribute to country legend Guy Clark.

George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic will open for Red Hot Chili Peppers for the Australian tour.

Demi Lovato has deleted her Twitter account after facing backlash for a tweet about rapper 21 Savage.

Rapper 21 Savage has been arrested by U.S. immigration officials amid allegations suggesting he is actually a Brit who overstayed his visa.

Adam Levine has thanked critics for pushing Maroon 5 "to do better" following the lukewarm reception to their Super Bowl Halftime Show on Sunday.

Halsey and Shawn Mendes are among the celebrities who have joined a campaign to raise awareness for World Cancer Day.

The APRA Song of the Year short list has once again revealed an incredible list of homegrown talent.

The Super Bowl felt like an early April Fool’s joke with Maroon 5 turning in the least innovative performance of all-time at the major event.

Justin Timberlake has celebrated his birthday by throwing a star-studded party.

The sixth studio album for British rock band Bring Me the Horizon entitled "amo" becomes their fourth consecutive No.1 album here in Australia, while in their homeland it becomes the first chart-topper this week.

Ariana Grande holds for a second week with her third ARIA Singles Chart No.1 in "7 Rings", which also stays for a second week at the top in England, Ireland, New Zealand and debuts at the summit in both America and Canada.

Earthless drummer Mario Rubalcaba has compiled a list of his Top 10 favourite songs but he says he could easily have doubled the order.

Melbourne’s The Teskey Brothers have kicked off 2019 with two brand new songs ‘Right For Me’ and ‘Baby Blue’.

Australia’s final Elton John tour will begin in Perth in November and Sir Elton will spend all of December and January and then into February touring Australia and New Zealand one last time.

The genius of Phil Collins is in the songs. Even before we were treated to his 1981 masterpiece ‘In The Air Tonight’ Phil gave us a preview in Genesis of what was to come with ‘Follow You Follow Me’. Both songs feature in a show that is a remarkable self-tribute to a true superstar.

Kiss played the first show of their farewell tour in Vancouver, Canada on Thursday January 31.

Boyce Avenue have arrived back in Australia for shows around Australia. The tour will tick off in Brisbane tonight (1 February, 2019).

Canned Heat will be on the road again in Australia in May, 2019.

Tex Perkins and his Fat Rubber Band, featuring Matt Walker, will be back at Memo Music Hall on Saturday (2 February, 2019).

Diesel is reminding his fans about why they first got into his music with a setlist revolving around his first two albums at Red Hot Summer.

The fifth show in the ReMastered series, ‘The Two Killings of Sam Cooke’ will premiere on Netflix in February.

Neil Young has ‘Odeon/Budokan’ and Tuscaloosa’ as ready for the next releases for archive series. ‘Tuscaloosa’ recorded in 1973 is next. Then ‘Odeon/Budokan’ will follow a few months later.

Rodrigo y Gabriela’s first album in five years will feature a cover of Pink Floyd’s 18-minute epic ‘Echoes’.

Major new titles coming this week from: Brian Cadd, Nina Nesbitt, Girlpool, Busted, Broods, The Wiggles, Luis Fonsi, Billie Eilish, Within Temptation, Ian Brown, Harriet Brown and White Lies.