Mike Harrison, a founding member of Spooky Tooth and lead singer at various periods throughout their history, died last Sunday (March 25) at the age of 72.

Ed Sheeran again has the No.1 album in Australia with his "÷ (Divide)" album for a twenty-sixth week in total, and fourth week in a row since it's return to the top.

Drake scores a ninth week at the top of the ARIA Singles chart with his track "God's Plan", just in time for his son's resurrection this weekend (i.e. Easter). The track holds the top spot in America, Canada, New Zealand and Ireland also (9th week in each territory).

Crooked Donnie’s new National Security Advisor is another war-mongering maniac. John Bolton says scary things but Stephen Colbert has discovered that Scary Bolton isn’t so scary when his words are sung by Michael Bolton.

One of the great classics of James Taylor's repertoire is undoubtedly "Sweet Baby James" from the album of the same name.

Hall & Oates have paid tribute to hometown Philadelphia with their first new song in 12 years. ‘Philly Forget Me Not’ was co-written with Pat Monahan and features Train.

Nils Lofgren is without four of his prized guitars after someone stole them on Thursday night in Dallas.

Slayer will celebrate the 6th of the 6th by releasing a 6.66 inch collectors edition of ‘Repentless’.

Jack White surprised Londoners on Wednesday by playing a surprise gig at a historic pub.

Major new titles coming this week from: The Vaccines, Escape the Fate, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Ben Harper with Charlie Musselwhite, The Garden, Kacey Musgraves, Deadmau5 and Kate Nash.

‘Version 2.0’, the second Garbage album, is getting a make-over.

Kasey Chambers will take along Grim Fawkner and The Easy Leaves on tour across Australia.

Singer Yvonne Elliman and her husband, Allen Alexander, have been sentenced in a drug possession case.

R. Kelly has been accused of "grooming" a 14-year-old girl to become his "sex pet" in a new BBC documentary.

Ronnie Wood doesn't regret "smoking for England" even though it caused his lung cancer.

On May 18, Paul McCartney will release four 2018 edition catalogue reissues via MPL/Capitol: NEW, Chaos And Creation In The Backyard, Wings Greatest and Thrillington.

After celebrating their 40th Anniversary in style last year, X are setting their sights on the next decade with a slew of new tour dates, quickly filling their 41st year. Stops will be up down the west coast and many more places beyond, all to be announced soon!

George Strait has been named Texan of the Year by the Texas Legislative Conference.

Britney Spears' father Jamie is reportedly looking into ending his conservatorship of the singer.

The new David Bowie statue in Aylesbury, UK, has been vandalised just two days after it was unveiled.

Australian music royalty including Cold Chisel’s Ian Moss, country queen Kasey Chambers and one-time King of Pop where at Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday to spread the word and the word was “copyright”.

Midnight Oil 1984’, a concert film by Ray Argall, will screen in Australian cinemas in May.

Bill Dwyer Band from Boston are one of those American bands that remind people of the real American bands they listened to in the 70s. The sound reaches back to the same influences Keith Richards went to when he evolved the Stones with ‘Exile On Main Street’.

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.