UK ska bands The Beat and The Selecter have teamed for an Australian tour in January 2018. The confusion is in working out which one is which.

Kingswood will head out for regional dates around to play some places they have never played before.

Melbourne singer-songwriter Liz Stringer will take up a month-long residency in July to discuss the biz and sing a few tunes with four of her favourite people.

Husky will take up June and July with an Australian tour and have previewed the video for their new song Ghost ahead of the tour.

Spearfish, the Swedish hard rock band that backed Jon English when he performed in Sweden in 2013, is putting the finishing touches on the ‘Spearhead – The English Project’ album.

Psychic medium John Edward will trek back to Australia for appearances around the country in November.

Sheppard will take Reece Mastin out for shows in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney in May and June.

Radiohead seems to be pointing to a 20th-anniversary release of their classic album OK Computer, but they are doing it in a very cryptic way.

The National Celtic Festival at Portarlington over the June long weekend, has revealed a dozen more acts.

Janet Jackson has announced she is going back on the road to continue her world tour.

Michael McDonald is preparing his first album in almost a decade and first of original material in seventeen years.

Prince's estate reportedly wants to use the late singer's unreleased music for a new reality TV show.

Sammy Hagar's wheel of musical projects will land on The Circle this fall for a series of dates with Collective Soul.

Green Day have touched down in Australia and played the first show of their Revolution Radio tour.

Former Skyhooks’ guitarist Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie took his Rock and Roll Band to The Union Club in Richmond on Saturday night (29 April) for a three-hour trip through the rock and roll songbook.

Duane McDonald’s annual One Electric Day music festival outside Melbourne sold out in three minutes this morning.

"÷ (Divide)" by Ed Sheeran delivers an eighth consecutive week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart this week, becoming Ed's equal longest run at the top, as his second album "x (Multiply)" spent eight broken weeks (from six runs) at the top previously.

During 2017 we have only seen three songs at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart, the year started off with Clean Bandits' "Rockabye", and a few weeks ago we saw former 1D'er Harry Styles debut at the top, but the dominant track for this year has been Ed Sheeran with his "Shape of You" track, which this week racks up it's record-breaking fifteenth weeks at No.1 in Australia.

‘Dream Lover’, the story of Bobby Darin by Frank Howson and John-Michael Howson, will be performed in Melbourne from December 2017.

Bruno Mars is heading to Australia and New Zealand but you’ll have to wait until 2018.

If I ever got back all the money I ever spent on seeing Paul McCartney in concert, I'd probably only go and spend it on seeing Paul McCartney in concert.

Mick Jagger has paid tribute to his late girlfriend L'Wren Scott on what would have been her 53rd birthday on Friday.

Former One Direction star Harry Styles is doing a world tour with a difference. His tour will include Australia and New Zealand.

The Prince signature album ‘Purple Rain’ is about to undergo the expansion treatment.

Fall Out Boy have previewed the first taste of their upcoming album with the song ‘Young and Menace’.

Fleetwood Mac legends Christine McVie and Lindsay Buckingham have released the second taste of their debut duo album.

Bernard Fanning has debuted his new song ‘Isn’t It A Pity’ and it features Clare Bowditch on backing vocals.

Sydney five-piece E For Echo will launch their debut single ‘Not Like You’ tonight at Leadbelly in Newtown.

Record Store Day 2017 is in the books and the results show that, while still very popular, there was little to no growth this year.

Dewey Bunnell of America reveals his classic ‘A Horse With No Name’ had a different title right up until it was released and that the song wasn’t intended to be the band’s first single.