Splendour In The Grass 2017 has announced yet another spectacular lineup for this year.

Bev Bevan, drummer for the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) from 1970 to 1986, will not be attending the induction of the band to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but it isn't the typical infighting between members of the group. He's just busy.

Damien Hirst's George Michael painting has sold for almost $600,000 (£477,000) at a charity auction in Texas.

The Zombies' Colin Blunstone is under the weather, causing the band to cancel their Tuesday night (March 28) show at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston.

Ringo Starr has finally found an All-Starr Band that he likes and has members with flexible enough schedules to fit Ringo in for a few week per year.

The honourable Anthony Albanese MP (aka DJ Albo) has agreed to be an ambassador for Record Store Day Australia.

Clem Curtis, the unique voice who led The Foundations on Baby, Now That I Found You, has died at the age of 76. No cause of death has been announced although his family confirmed his passing.

Elton John celebrated his 70th birthday with a star studded party featuring Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder, and Katy Perry.

Ed Sheeran ‘divide’ is not only the number one album in Australia this week, Drake and Adele and nos 2 and 3 aren’t even close.

Entries for the 17th Annual Helpmann Awards are open today, for productions staged between 1 March 2016 – 28 April 2017.

"÷ (Divide)" by Ed Sheeran stays at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart for a third straight week, and in doing so becomes his longest continual run at the top, as his second album "X (Multiply)" might have logged eight weeks at the top overall, but that was during six different runs in the No.1 spot.

Ed Sheeran has molded himself into a "Shape of You" at No.1 for eleven weeks now, becoming the second longest chart-topping single for this decade.

Singer/Songwriter Archie Roach has been named to receive the 2017 Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services To Australian Music at the APRA Music Awards to be held in Sydney on April 3.

Cat Stevens aka Yusuf will return to Australia in November for ‘A Cat’s Attic Peace Train Tour’ to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his first hit ‘Matthew & Son’.

On April 28, the Allman Brothers Band will release The Fox Box, an eight-CD set chronicling three 2004 shows from the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, GA.

Under doctor's advisement, Eric Clapton has pulled the plug on his two Los Angeles shows this weekend.

Cher has been forced to pull out of doing the Lifetime network movie Flint about the water crisis in the Michigan city.

When the charts are revealed on Tuesday, Depeche Mode will once again be in the top ten keeping a 27-year run alive.

Last year, James DeBarge said that he and ex-wife Janet Jackson had a daughter somewhere in the world.

Beyonce fulfilled the dream of a teenage cancer patient by calling her using FaceTime on Wednesday (March 22).

Paul McCartney bonded with Kanye West by sharing a story about how the loss of his mother inspired him creatively.

Adam Ant has set a three legged tour singing both his hits and the album Kings of the Wild Frontier.

Rapper Wyclef Jean has received an apology of sorts from Los Angeles authorities after he was mistaken for an armed robbery suspect and handcuffed early on Tuesday (March 21).

The number of artists who are yet to embrace modern technology are getting to be fewer and fewer and one of the last of the holdouts, Tool, may be getting ready to enter the fray.

Last September, Uriah Heep released two-CD Deluxe Editions of their first two albums, ...Very 'Eavy ... Very Umble (1970) and Salisbury (1971) along with a brand new anthology, Your Turn to Remember: The Definitive Anthology 1970 - 1990.

Elton John is looking forward to celebrating his 70th birthday with a party on Saturday (March 25), but he's being kept in the dark about the details.

Ian Anderson has recreated his music with Jethro Tull with the Carducci String Quartet but don’t call this project classical.

Historic live recordings from Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs Australian in 1994 have been released for the first time.

Sib Hashian, the drummer for Boston on their first two albums, collapsed and died on Wednesday night while participating on the Legends of Rock Cruise which was sailing in the western Caribbean. He was 67.

Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull has re-interpreted Tull classics with the Carducci Quartet on 'Jethro Tull The String Quartets. This week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11 Paul Cashmere talks with Ian Anderson about the album about of his Australian tour for Bluesfest.