Australian blues and roots legend Chris Wilson has lost his battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 62.

Keith Richards will mark the 30th anniversary of the release of his debut solo album ‘Talk Is Cheap’ with an expanded edition in April.

The Who will have a new album for 2019, their first since ‘Endless Wire’ in 2006.

Phil Collins will hit an Australian stage for the first time in 23 years this Saturday when the Not Dead Yet tour opens in Perth.

Muriel’s Wedding The Musical is on its way to Melbourne.

In the end its all over now and that is exactly how The Cranberries have decided to wrap up their career.

Jimmy Barnes fans at the first Red Hot Summer of 2019 were treated to a new music preview with five songs from Jimmy’s upcoming ‘My Criminal Record’ album.

Texan guitar legend Alejandro Escovedo will have the musical expertise of You Am I’s Tim Rogers on his upcoming Australian tour.

Singers Miley Cyrus, Chris Stapleton, and Miguel have joined the line-up for a massive Chris Cornell tribute show.

Adele has stunned fans by transforming into June Carter Cash for her latest fancy dress costume.

Rihanna is taking her father to court to block him from allegedly attempting to cash in on her success.

50 years ago this year Brian Cadd was singing about ‘Arkansas Grass’. Half a century later, and only a couple of hundred miles away, the Statesman of Australian songwriting was in Nashville working on his first Americana album ‘Silver City’. It is every bit the album you want to hear from Brain Cadd in the 21st Century.

The Weeknd was blasted by fans for including a seemingly homophobic lyric in his new track.

Missy Elliott is the first female hip-hop artist nominated to the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

The Killers have created a new stand-alone song ‘Land of the Free’ and then collaborated with director Spike Lee to put a powerful statement into the US marketplace.

English singer songwriter Jorja Smith has pulled out of the Laneway Festival in Adelaide, Melbourne and Fremantle but will still perform Brisbane, Auckland and Sydney.

Ed Sheeran's tour promoters are facing a lawsuit over an Indonesian gig he cancelled after suffering a broken arm.

A young woman suing R. Kelly for sexual assault has accused the R&B singer of threatening her and attempting to shame her into withdrawing her lawsuit.

Who is that familiar face in the DZ Deathrays video? It looks like … it looks like … Murray the Red Wiggle.

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts have returned to Australia for Red Hot Summer and kicked off the first two shows in South Australia and Western Australia on the weekend.

A 19-year old girl has died after overdosing on MDMA taken at the FOMO music festival in Sydney.

Rose Tattoo will tour with Hard-Ons across Australia from March to May.

Legends In Concert brings the Vegas experience to Melbourne but it's a whole lot more than that. The attention to detail and authenticity of the performance is what makes Legends In Concert a fun night out.

The man behind the Woodstock festival has confirmed reports he's planning a 50th anniversary bash miles away from the site of the 1969 event.

Maroon 5 will officially headline the 2019 Super Bowl Halftime Show, with special guests Travis Scott and Big Boi.

Kanye West reportedly dropped out of Coachella because festival bosses refused to build him a giant dome.

Britney Spears is feeling "blessed" as she celebrates 20 years since the release of her debut album, Baby One More Time.

Queen hold onto the top of the ARIA Albums Chart for a second week with the soundtrack to their biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody", matching the two weeks their first No.1 set "A Night at the Opera" achieved back in 1976.

Post Malone has his "Sunflower" planted in the No.1 spot in Australia for a second week, while the song also starts its run at the top in New Zealand, making us the only two countries to make it a chart-topper (so far, as it's at #2 in Canada).

Dale Ryder had wanted to perform a tribute to David Bowie five years ago, two years before Bowie had died, and last April he was finally motivated to go through with it.