Prince had "exceedingly high" levels of the opioid fentanyl in his body at the time of his death, a toxicology report from his autopsy has revealed.

89 Alfred Cresent, Fitzroy North was the home of Red Symons 1998, has sold for the record price of $5,000,000 for the Melbourne suburb.

Download will happen for Sydney for 2019 after debuting in Melbourne last weekend.

Adam Bandt MP, the Federal Member for Melbourne, has turned in a tasty batch of four Australian songs for his Backbenchers playlist.

Devildriver will cover songs by Eagles, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Dwight Yoakham with a range of special guests including Hank 3, John Carter Cash and members of Fear Factory, Lamb of God and 36 Crazyfists for ‘Outlaws To The End Vol 1’.

Pearl Jam have played a series of shows in South America this week, their first for 2018.

Omnivore Recordings will embark upon an ambitious reissue of three classic albums by the Posies, who celebrate their 30th anniversary this year.

Hacktivist founding guitarist Timfy James has left the band.

Jay Sean, Timomatic and DJ Nino Brown will hit Sydney up to launch Wu-Tang Clan’s vodka in Australia in April.

Steven Tyler is 70 and Alice Cooper has stepped up to wish a Happy Birthday.

Kylie Minogue has cancelled her Australian promo tour due to illness.

Eagles of Death Metal dickhead Jesse Hughes has deleted his Instagram account after a vile spew against the victims of the Parkland terrorist shooting.

Lana Del Rey has confirmed that her lawsuit with Radiohead regarding her song Get Free is over.

Chance the Rapper has branded a new advert for Heineken Light beer "horribly racist".

The Township of Scotch Plains, NJ has announced the first in a series of events to honor their native son, the late Pat DiNizio of the Smithereens.

Imagine having a number three album in the seventh biggest market in the world with next to no sales. That day has come. Welcome to 2018 and why does XXXTentacion have the number 3 album in Australia?

Jesse Hughes, the lead fuckwit from Eagles of Death Metal, has spewed the most repulsive diatribe against the student protesters in the USA you could possibly read.

Sinead O'Connor is coming back to the live stage in the U.S.

Much to the excitement of Alice Cooper group fans worldwide, Gonzo Multimedia will be releasing Michael Bruce's critically acclaimed biography No More Mr. Nice Guy in a revised edition. Also available is a limited edition signed by Michael Bruce.

Gurrumul’s final recording ‘Djarimirri (Child of the Rainbow)’ will be released on April 13.

Sydney ridiculous Liberal government induced lock-out laws has claimed another scalp, according to Sydney musician Danny G Felix. The iconic Circular Quay music venue may be on the verge of closing.

The Ed Sheeran onslaught continues at the top of the ARIA Albums Charts for a 25th week for his third album "÷ (Divide)", matching the amount of time that a classic Aussie album achieved in 1986 and 1987.

Drake sees his track "God's Plan" hold for an eighth straight week as the No.1 song on the ARIA Singles Chart.

Sir Paul McCartney has joined the millions of protesters across America speaking out about American terrorist organisation the NRA in the March For Our Lives rally across the USA this weekend.

Rod Stewart and Elton John have had their disputes over the years, but the latest may be a real record breaker.

Harry Connick Jr will perform a limited run of shows starring in The Sting before it heads to Broadway.

Nile Rodgers is the new Chief Creative Adviser at London's Abbey Road Studios.

Thundamentals MC Tuka has released his first solo music in two years.

Hoodoo Gurus admit they are probably the last band on Earth to stream their music.

Talking with PP Arnold is like talking to a music encyclopaedia and it talking right back at you. PP Arnold lived music history. She was there with The Small Faces, had songs produced by Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton and written by Barry Gibb. One of her songs was a duet with Rod Stewart in a band featuring Keith Richards and Ron Wood.