When Yes takes the stage early next month for their performance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, it will include a familiar voice from the past.

Beyonce, Madonna, and Coldplay are leading calls for gender equality by signing an open letter for the Global Citizen organisation on International Women's Day.

Robin Thicke celebrated his 40th birthday with a touching tribute to his late father, Alan Thicke.

Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey have scrapped a third of their joint tour dates after having to reschedule the shows due to the Hello singer's knee surgery.

Pregnant R&B star Ciara has been involved in a car accident in Los Angeles.

Fred Weintraub, whose club The Bitter End was instrumental in kick-starting the careers of numerous artists, died on Sunday from complications of Parkinson's Disease. He was 88.

One Direction star Liam Payne is reportedly having sleepless nights in the recording studio ahead of the arrival of his first child with girlfriend Cheryl.

Colin Hay, The Shins and The Magnetic Fields lead this week's new music releases.

Trials and Briggs aka A.B. Original have taken home the Australian Music Prize for 2017 for the album ‘Reclaim Australia’.

U2 will not only mark the 30th anniversary of their iconic The Joshua Tree album with a world tour but also a reissue.

Russell Morris has taken up an offer from America to tour Australia later this year.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has encouraged fans to mark the 20th anniversary of The Notorious B.I.G.’s death with a touching social media campaign.

Top U.S. addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky has taken issue with George Michael's official cause of death, insisting the pop star clearly did not die of natural causes.

Justin Timberlake is convinced Frank Ocean would have won the Album of the Year Grammy if his project Blonde had been submitted for consideration.

Drake left fans screaming with joy when he made a surprise appearance during The Weeknd's concert in London on Wednesday night.

British singer James Blunt has accused Ed Sheeran of injuring himself with a sword, in an incident initially blamed on Britain's Princess Beatrice.

Madonna marked Wednesday's International Women's Day by unveiling a short film celebrating feminism.

Katy Perry, Alicia Keys, Adele, and Barbra Streisand are among the stars celebrating International Women's Day online and calling on fans to get involved.

Black Sabbath, one of the most influential heavy bands in rock history, has officially signed off after 49 years.

Country music legend Dolly Parton is to explore the life stories of her ancestors in a new theatre show.

Sony Music Australia has launched a domestic Masterworks division for Australia headed by Robert Rigby.

Courtney Love remains convinced Marlon Brando is her grandfather because the late actor was living with her author grandma when the rocker's mother was conceived.

Kasey Chambers and Busby Marou, two Australian artists both with number one albums in 2017, will join the Bluesfest line-up over Easter.

Canadian rock icons The Tea Party will play their first-ever shows with a symphony orchestra in Australia in April.

In April 2015, Bad Company released deluxe versions of their first two albums, Bad Company (1974) and Straight Shooter (1975) but there has been no discussion of further editions, until now.

Pharrell Williams was presented with France's most prestigious arts honor in Paris on Monday (March 6).

Sean Lennon has honored the memory of his longtime friend Carrie Fisher by recruiting Willow Smith to record a song he wrote with the Star Wars icon.

Michael Dorf, owner of City Winery in New York, held his annual salute concert at Carnegie Hall on Monday night with this year's show surrounding the music of Aretha Franklin.

British pop star George Michael died of natural causes, a senior coroner has confirmed.

Nick Cave will release his new compilation 'Lovely Creatures' in May.