Suzi Quatro has written most of the songs on her next album ‘No Control’ with her son Richard Tuckey.

"Paul Stanley" look-alike Bobby Jensen was as rock and roll as you can get when his wig caught on fire during the intimate Kiss performance in Sioux City, Iowa this week.

Elton John has added a further nine dates to his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour.

Billy Ocean had seven Top 40 hits in Australia between 1976 and 1988 and he is bringing his band down under to play live.

Pearl Jam have been named Record Store Day Ambassadors for 2019.

Rapper 21 Savage has been released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement nine days after he was arrested for reportedly overstaying his visa.

Aretha Franklin will be the subject of the upcoming third season of National Geographic’s scripted anthology series Genius.

Ryan Seacrest has been slammed for his cringeworthy interview with Lady Gaga.

Miley Cyrus bid over $100,000 to spend the day with her own godmother, Dolly Parton, as part of a MusiCares charity auction over the weekend.

Weezer will release their new album ‘The Black Album’ on 1 March just five weeks after their last album ‘The Teal Album’.

SXSW has secured David Crosby as a speaker for 2019’s music conference in Austin.

Ann and Nancy Wilson are talking with each other again after a long period of silence and in the discussion Heart has reformed.

Melbourne’s Memo Music Hall hosted the very first I’m Talking gig in 30 years on Monday night.

Retired AC/DC bass player Cliff Williams appears to be back in AC/DC.

The Grammy Awards for 2019 have been announced. Here is the complete winners list:

Ella Hooper made her Eurovision entry ‘Data Dust’ with a song written by the more classically inclined Alice Chance.

Taasha Coates and Tristan Goodall will head to Memo Music Hall this weekend as The Audreys activate for 2019.

Series one of Red Hot Summer, with headliner Jimmy Barnes, concluded after 10 sold out shows on the weekend. Next … Suzi Quatro will continue Series two starting in the Barossa Valley this weekend.

The Apia Good Times tour has grown with seven acts who have generated dozens of hits celebrating seven years of the event.

Madonna has put a fairly tongue in cheek song on Instagram claiming she is “Sharing new music to the world”, but then again, maybe its a joke.

Kate Miller-Heidke will perform for Australia in Israel at Eurovision 2019.

Rapper T.I. and Russell Simmons are urging fans to boycott Italian fashion house Gucci following the release of an insensitive clothing item that appears to poke fun at black people.

Returning for an eleventh week at No.1 in Australia is the Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper soundtrack album for "A Star is Born", the set also holding for a sixteenth week at the summit in New Zealand.

It's the third week at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart for Ariana Grande's "7 Rings" track, the song also atop the charts in New Zealand, England, Ireland (all for a third week too), America and Canada (2nd week in both territories).

Stevie Van Zandt has given his fans a heads up on an Australian tour that is yet to be announced, and it has a Bluesfest date.

Third season The X Factor winner Reece Mastin is making a big impression from his performances on the Red Hot Summer tour of 2019.

The Mountain Sounds Festival on the Central Coast for next weekend has been cancelled due to what the organisers call “the Liberal party’s war on festivals.”

Singer and actress Katharine McPhee and her composer fiance David Foster are reportedly planning a summer wedding in London.

Former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham has undergone open heart surgery and the operation may have permanently damaged his vocals cords.

Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons and the Rock Doctors join forces for a memorial concert celebration for their much loved friend and bass player John Power.