We knew his time was short when he announced last year that he was suffering from incurable brain cancer, but his constant working and releases made it seem that he was doing well against the disease.

Gorillaz and Ed Sheeran are celebrating after landing big wins at the 2017 Q Awards in London.

Daryl Braithwaite has recorded a cover of James Reyne ‘Motor’s Too Fast’ for his upcoming anthology ‘Days Go By’.

Ed Sheeran has confirmed immediate shows on his upcoming world tour have had to be cancelled due to an arm injury but the Australia days are so far unaffected.

Rock legend Billy Joel is set to become a father for the third time at the age of 68.

Tina Turner has put an end to her retirement to promote a new musical about her life.

Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick are reprising their roles as Branch and Poppy in a new Trolls holiday special.

Bob Geldof was a surprise addition to the Alice Cooper band in Perth last night, joining Alice to perform ‘School’s Out’.

Marina Prior, one of Australia’s greatest musical theatre performers of the 21st century, will join the cast of ‘Dream Lover – The Bobby Darin Musical’ for the Melbourne season in December.

Sunnyboys will reunite one more time for shows across Australia in 2018.

Melbourne Zoo Twilights will return in 2018 with an A-list line-up featuring Neil Finn, another Jet performance and the return of The Sunnyboys and Painters & Dockers.

Bjork has opened up further about her sexual harassment ordeal at the hands of an unnamed Danish director a day after Lars Von Trier distanced himself from the drama in a statement.

Tom Petty was remembered by his friends and family at a private funeral service in California on Monday.

ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill has a bad tummy.

Marilyn Manson has reignited his feud with Justin Bieber by accusing the pop star of joining a religious cult.

iHeartMedia has announced the first-ever iHeartRadio ALTer EGO. The biggest names in Alternative Rock will come together at the historic, “Fabulous” Forum in Los Angeles on January 19, 2018 to celebrate everything Alternative Rock.

Rapper Macklemore turned his weekend concert in Phoenix, Arizona into an anti-Donald Trump rally after repeatedly slamming the U.S. President for his divisive policies.

Melissa Etheridge hopes her summer (17) drug possession arrest will help spread awareness about medical marijuana.

Ed Sheeran has injured his right arm in a bicycle accident.

INXS received a sales boost overnight with thanks to the documentary ‘Michael Hutchence Rockstar’ with their ‘The Very Best’ album leaping back into the Top 10, not that they have anything to do with the show.

R.E.M. will officially release their “great lost track” ‘Devil Rides Backwards’ on the 25th anniversary expanded edition of Automatic For The People.

Icehouse are in Seattle today for the launch of the new Qantas Dreamliner named ‘Great Southern Land’ after the Icehouse classic.

Actress/musician Courtney Love announced on Saturday (October 14) that she was "eternally banned" from a leading Hollywood talent agency for a 2005 comment she made about disgraced executive Harvey Weinstein.

American rockers the Butthole Surfers released their eight album, Weird Revolution, in 2001 and, even though they have occasionally played shows over the years, they have been on an unofficial hiatus.

Shania Twain has shed light on her experiences with dominating men in the industry in the wake of the sexual abuse allegations lodged against Harvey Weinstein.

Elton John has announced the end of "The Million Dollar Piano," his second critically-acclaimed Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The final fourteen shows will occur in the Spring of 2018 with dates scheduled April 28 to May 19, 2018. Tickets go on sale Sunday, Oct. 22 at 10 AM PT.

Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee and longtime keyboardist and rhythm guitarist in Journey, Jonathan Cain, has released his first Christmas album, Unsung Noel, on CD, as a double audiophile vinyl record and at digital retailers globally via Identity Records with The Fuel Music distribution.

Bluesfest has announced its first round of sideshows for Robert Plant, New Power Generation, Morcheeba and Gov’t Mule.

Iain Shedden, the music writer for The Australian and one time member of The Saints, has died at the age of 60.

The Whitlams will celebrate their 25th anniversary with dates around Australia in May 2018.