Amy Schumer surprised the audience at a New York comedy club by bringing out Madonna for a stand-up routine on Tuesday night (September 26).

Future has cancelled the rest of his Australian tour following the death of one of his close friends.

Marc Anthony has blasted President Donald Trump for focusing on the players of the NFL instead of the hurricane devastation caused in Puerto Rico.

TLC have postponed their European tour due to Tionne 'T-Boz' Watkins' neck injury.

Alicia Keys has been tapped as the face of Stella McCartney's new breast cancer awareness campaign.

Rhino Records will release a special 50th anniversary edition of the Doors' Strange Days that will included the mono mix of the album.

A lot of people think that Barbara Ann was created by the Beach Boys but four years earlier, it was a number 13 hit for the Regents.

Divorce papers filed by Billy Ray Cyrus' wife Tish have officially been dismissed by a U.S. judge due to inactivity.

Glenn Hughes, who is touring Australia and New Zealand with a show of Deep Purple music, cut his Christchurch appearance short after suffering some sort of "medical event".

Robert Plant has announced the first North American headline dates on his upcoming world tour celebrating the release of his new album Carry Fire, which drops on Friday, October 13.

Dave Chappelle and John Mayer together? No that I want to see!

Legendary rockabilly and country music pioneer Wanda Jackson is giving fans a chance to purchase one-of-a-kind personalized collectibles and memorabilia along side their pre-order of her new autobiography through a PledgeMusic campaign.

Sons of U.S. servicemen stationed in England, Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley and Dan Peek met in high school in 1967. The three teenagers ultimately formed a band that was inspired by the British Invasion.

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Melbourne’s The Velvet Addiction are preparing to debut their EP ‘Volume 1’ in October with a series of shows across the country.

Concert goers at yesterday's Global Citizen Festival in New York's Central Park made it abundantly clear where they stand on Donald Trump's lambasting of NFL players going to their knee during the playing of the National Anthem.

Directors Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio have documented the first half decade of the Avett Brothers' while telling the story of their 2016 collaboration with producer Rick Rubin on the album “True Sadness.”

L.A. based music conference Musexpo returns for its 20th season in April 2018 and has revealed the first round of speakers.

Box sets have existed since music was first etched into shellac discs, but never has one encompassed the vast history and variety of recorded song in the way that The Roots of Popular Music: The Ralph S. Peer Story does.

Neil Tennant, the singer for the Pet Shop Boys, is fine after being mugged in Rio de Janiero.

The ninth studio album for The Foo Fighters becomes their seventh No.1 album in Australia as "Concrete and Gold" comes straight in at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, on sales of Gold (●) too.

Sam Smith holds on to the No.1 spot in Australia for a second week with "Too Good at Goodbyes", even though it's neither the top selling digital track or the most streamed song of the week.

The every quirky Morrissey has announced a U.S. tour in support of his new album Low in High School.

Twisted Broadway, the one-night charity show featuring the songs from Broadway, has revealed Rob Mills, Paul Capsis and Paulini will perform at the 2017 event.

Major new titles coming this week from: Macklemore, Fergie, Mastodon, Sleeping with Sirens, Tricky, The Killers, Cut Copy, Van Morrison, The Horrors, British India, Cradle of Filth, Cub Sport, Implore and Home Free.

U2 stalled the release of their new album last year (2016), so they could perfect their new songs for a concert run.

The Who rocker Pete Townshend is taking a break from music after announcing he has secretly married his longtime partner Rachel Fuller.

Daryl Hall & John Oates will perform a benefit shows for the Red Cross to help out hurricane victims.

Nic Cester has become the first signing to Michael Gudinski’s new Bloodlines album with his album ‘Sugar Rush’ due in November.

Tony Orlando was temporarily tying his yellow ribbons with only nine fingers.