I Oh You will present a free show for Sydney on July 15.

Kanye West has reportedly left Tidal over a money dispute.

Green Day stormed onto the Great Oak Stage to the raucous cheer from 65,000 fans. The Californian trio, made up of frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, guitarist Mike Dirnt and fluorescent-haired drummer Tré Cool, opened with their thunderous hit “Know Your Enemy”. Billie Joe then handpicked a mega fan from the crowd to lead on vocals and stage dive into the audience.

For a fourth time Ed Sheeran's "÷ (Divide)" returns to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, racking up its fourteenth overall week at No.1 in Australia.

It's a seventh week at No.1 in Australia for the song "Despacito" for Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee featuring Justin Bieber, and in the process it becomes the longest running chart-topper for a Puerto Rican act in Australia.

Splendour in the Grass has a stack of sideshow supports for shows in Sydney and Melbourne in July.

APRA AMCOS will present to the 7th Art Music Awards in Sydney on August 22.

Dream Theater will perform two Australian shows in Sydney and Melbourne in September.

Adele has been left with no other option but to cancel the last two dates of her world tour after damaging her vocal cords. These were due to take place at London's Wembley Stadium this weekend.

Paul McCartney has struck a deal with Sony/ATV Music Publishing to regain the rights to the music that he wrote for the Beatles.

Foo Fighters' new album will feature a rumoured collaboration with Adele and some of pop's biggest names.

Beyonce and JAY-Z have reportedly filed legal documents in a bid to trademark their new twins' names.

Michael Jackson's father Joe Jackson is reportedly recovering in hospital after he was involved in a Las Vegas car accident on Friday (June 30).

Neil Young + Promise of the Real have surprised fans with a brand new song 'Children of Destiny'.

Representatives for The Notorious B.I.G.'s estate have refused to accept Kendall and Kylie Jenner's apology for using his image on their vintage T-shirts without permission.

Michael Bublé gave a touching speech at his first public appearance since he stepped out of the public eye to help his son battle cancer.

In the day of the vinyl single, everyone played the a-side of the record because it was normally the radio hit but, on the other side, there was sometimes a throwaway song or even a rarity that never made it onto an album.

The Backstreet Boys are plotting a tour with Spice Girls spin-off group GEM.

Steve Winwood has gone to his large archive of live shows to select some of his best performances for the new album Winwood: Greatest Hits Live.

There are more and more big musical events coming to theaters than ever before, including new dates for shows by Black Sabbath and the Grateful Dead.

Dave Rosser, who has played guitar with the Afghan Whigs since 2014, died on Tuesday (June 27) in New Orleans after battling colon cancer. He was 50.

Katy Perry has added an instant tour for Australia, due to start in one year and three weeks.

Gary Numan has set twenty-two dates across North America for this November and December.

Anyone who has been around ‘pop’ music for a while will know the songs of Albert Hammond – they may not know all of these as his songs but he has been incredibly prolific and created a package of music that is staggering in its depth and quality.

Nikki Sixx has "kind-of, sort-of" retired from touring.

Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie opened their tour on June 21 and were four shows in when they played Wolf Trap in Vienna, VA on Monday night (June 26).

Art collectors have unearthed two never-before-seen paintings by Kurt Cobain to display at the Seattle Art Fair this summer.

Mary J. Blige's estranged husband, Martin 'Kendu' Isaacs, has issued a public plea to the singer following her performance at the BET Awards Sunday night (June 25).

Something that seemed unimaginable to many KISS fans has actually occurred. Gene Simmons and former band member Ace Frehley have written two songs together.

Justin Hayward is at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week to talk about 50 years of Moody Blues and first very first solo tour of Australia. Also David Bridie of My Friend The Chocolate Cake previews the new album 'The Revival Meeting' and talks about the band's homage to artist Jeffrey Smart.