Samuel Symons, the 27 year old son of Skyhooks guitarist, television star and radio broadcaster, Red Symons, has lost his battle with brain cancer at age 27.

Australia isn’t the only country with a new AC/DC coin. The Cook Islands will release a $10 AC/DC coin to mark the 10th anniversary of the Black Ice album.

The Melbourne Synth Festival will premiere during Melbourne Music Week in November.

1.146 million viewers tuned in to watch the Jimmy Barnes documentary across Australia on Monday night and today six Barnes albums and three Cold Chisel albums are back in the charts.

Australia has been ‘thunderstuck’ with new AC/DC coins.

‘Come and Stay With Me’ is a new Marianne Faithfull compilation documenting the singles from 1964-1969.

The full Melbourne Music Week program has been announced.

Deborah Conway and Helen Carter will be back together as Do Re Mi for the By The C Festival in January and February.

Neil Young gave fans in Philadelphia a rare treat on Sunday night (30 September 18) playing rarities seldom heard in his 50+ year career.

French superstar Charles Aznavour has died in the south east of France at the age of 94.

Joe Satriani’s Canberra show has been upgraded from the Playhouse to the larger Canberra Theatre.

Lana Del Rey has told Kanye West his support of controversial U.S. President Donald Trump "is a loss for the culture".

Lily Allen has hit back after Richard Ashcroft said that musicians shouldn't be political.

Kanye West was booed by Saturday Night Live audience members after offering up a pro-Donald Trump speech following his appearance on the show.

Singer Sia has teamed up with French ballet brand Repetto on a new capsule collection that matches her iconic hair.

Beyonce has been named the most powerful woman in music by a panel of experts judging for BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.

Lil Wayne has stepped in to replace injured rapper Childish Gambino at the Austin City Limits Festival this month.

Otis Rush, the architect of West Side Sound, has died from complications from his stroke at age 84.

Ken Firth, bass player for Melbourne’s 70s pop band The Ferrets, has passed away.

It's a fourth week at No.1 for the Eminem set "Kamikaze" becoming the third longest run at No.1 during 2018 on the albums chart.

George Ezra hits the No.1 target for a second week with his song "Shotgun", with Australia now the fifth country to make it a chart-topping hit, previously it hit No.1 in England (4 wks), Ireland (9 wks), The Netherlands (2 wks) and currently sits at the top in Belgium (3rd wk).

The AFL has once again dished up another Grand Final performance of Meat Loaf proportions with Black Eyed Peas causing Australia to ask the question… WHY?

Kylie Minogue is doing the announcement for UK railway stations today.

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert musical director Jon Batiste has made his major label debut with his new album ‘Hollywood Africans’.

Michael Weiley, lead guitarist and singer for Sydney’s V Spy V Spy has died.

September 25, 1968. Led Zeppelin entered the studio for the very first time to begin work on the debut album ‘Led Zeppelin’.

Fleetwood Mac will celebrate 50 years of service to the music community with their first ever total career package ’50 Years – Don’t Stop’.

The Spirit vs Led Zeppelin case is going back to court.

Marty Balin, a co-founder of Jefferson Airplane, the band that morphed into Jefferson Starship, has died at the age of 76.

Live Nation, the world’s leading live entertainment company released findings today from The Power of Live, a global study that captured trends and behaviours of 22,500 live music fans, from 11 countries, ranging ages 13 to 65. Conducted in partnership with research agency Culture Co-op, the findings revealed that in today’s digital age, live music is more necessary than ever and creates the ultimate human connection.