Frontier Touring have flicked through the FOX FM playlists of the 90s and gathered together the cheesiest line-up to ever hit Australia.

Kanye West has quit social media again.

A judge has issued an arrest warrant for rapper The Game after he failed to show for a hearing in his sexual assault case.

John Paul Young’s Vanda and Young Songbook is heading out around the country this Friday.

When it comes to the Official Albums Chart Number 1, Rod Stewart certainly wears it well. The legendary singer has scored his ninth chart-topper with Blood Red Roses, beating fellow icon Cher into second place.

Fomo By Night has lined up Nicki Minaj, Lil Pump, Mura Masa, San Holo, Miss Blanks, Mimi + Eljae for 2019 for Brisbane. Now Auckland and Perth have been added.

Iggy Azalea has cancelled almost all of the 21 dates on her North American tour.

It was billed as a Nirvana reunion but when is a Nirvana reunion really a Nirvana reunion?

Midnight Oil’s Sydney show will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray as ‘Armistice Day: Live At The Domain’.

The seventh studio album for local group The John Butler Trio entitled "Home" becomes the acts fourth No.1 album in Australia this week.

George Ezra keeps his "Shotgun" loaded at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart for a third straight week, plus the song is now at the top in New Zealand (1st week) and is also 2x▲Platinum in sales here.

Spanish opera singer Montserrat Caballé, who once collaborated with Queen’s Freddie Mercury on the 1992 Barcelona Olympic theme song, has died at aged 85.

Fleetwood Mac has been given a complete make-over. By replacing Lindsey Buckingham with Neil Finn and Mike Campbell, Fleetwood Mac 2018 has become a completely different beast.

Madiba The Musical is a must see for the story alone. Everyone needs a reminder about what a human rights disgrace South Africa was between 1948 and 1992. It is incredible Apartheid happened during the lifetime of people who are 30-years old today.

Nickelback will head back to Australia in February 2019 with special guest Bad Wolves out of LA. (More on them in a moment).

The all-new Beyond The C music festival line-up has just gone on sale with an astonishing 80s Oz Rock mob headlined by Icehouse.

Major new titles coming this week from: twenty one pilots, Coheed & Cambria, Echo & The Bunnymen, Monuments, High Cornwell, You Me at Six, T.I., Katie Melua (GH), Judah Kelly, Broderick Smith, Cat Power, Bob Evans, Steve Perry, John Lennon's Imagine re-issue, Triple J's Like a Version Vol.14 and the soundtracks for 'Venom' and the new 'A Star is Born' with Lady Gaga.

Hoodoo Gurus will headline the Under The Southern Stars festival for 2019 and You Am I and Eskimo Joe will be there as well.

Eagles will return to Australia in 2019 for dates in New Zealand and east coast Australia.

Cher can certainly teach acts half her age a thing or two about entertainment. This two-hour show flies past because it is so damn enjoyable.

Lily Allen was almost sectioned by medical staff after throwing a water cooler out of the window following a dispute with ex-husband Sam Cooper.

Beyonce has been dealt a legal blow in her trademark battle with the owners of a Texas company.

Taylor Swift will give her first awards show performance in almost three years at the 2018 American Music Awards later this month (Oct18).

The AC/DC coins out on sale by the Royal Australian Mint on Tuesday 2 October were completely sold out by the following day.

Four people have been arrested in connection to burglaries at Rihanna and Christina Milian's homes.

Status Quo drummer John Coghlan will tour Australia with his own band he is calling John Coghlan’s Quo, as you guessed it, it is 100% Status Quo songs.

Geoff Emerick, The Beatles audio engineer for ‘Revolver’, ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’, ‘The White Album’ and ‘Abbey Road’ has died at the age of 72.

The first trailer for the Elton John biopic ‘Rocketman’ has been revealed.

Ninevah Hooper, the wife of Brian Henry Hooper, has gathered Brian’s famous and infamous friends together to launch his final album ‘What Would I Know?’ in Melbourne in November.

After 32 years as Managing Director of Mushroom Publishing, respected Australian music industry icon Ian James is standing down.