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.

Iggy Pop joined Metallica in Mexico on the weekend to perform his Stooges classic 'TV Eye.

Jimmy Barnes will end his Working Class Boy tour at Sydney's State Theatre by filming the event for a movie and television event.

Original The Band keyboard player Garth Hudson will join The Wild Honey Orchestra and guests including Jackson Browne to perform The Band's first two albums live in LA.

Jimmy Buffett will open a new series of retirement homes under the Margaritaville name.

Ed Sheeran is set to storm the Official Albums Chart after getting off to an incredible start in this week’s race.

Chance the Rapper has met with the Governor of Illinois to push for funding for cash-strapped Chicago public schools.

Adele finally confirmed she is a married woman during a concert in Brisbane, Australia over the weekend.

One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday (03Mar17) night after scuffling with a photographer.

Chris Martin threw an epic, star-studded Willy Wonka-themed party to celebrate his 40th birthday.

Justin Timberlake, Rihanna, and Twenty One Pilots were among the big winners at the 2017 iHeartRadio Music Awards on Sunday night (05Mar17).

Queen guitarist Brian May and musical partner Kerry Ellis are preparing to release their second album, Golden Days, on April 7 via Sony Music.

Gladys Knight has won her legal battle to cut ties with her son's struggling restaurant.

Most know him as a member of the Monkees but Mike Nesmith's contributions to the world of music go well beyond the 60's group.

Jerry Lee Lewis has filed a lawsuit against his daughter alleging over how she treated him while she was his manager and for the misappropriation of money.

Fiona Horne is putting Def FX back together for an Australian tour to mark the 20th anniversary of the band’s break-up.

Australian act The Waifs land their first No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with their eighth studio set entitled "Ironbark".

Australia still has a "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran at the summit of the ARIA Singles Chart for now an eighth consecutive week (the same amount in England, Ireland and New Zealand also), and with his third album "÷ (Divide)" out as of Friday (3rd March), it could either remain at the top again next week (thanks to the album), or drop down (due to people only buying the album more than the single).

Singer/songwriter Valerie Carter has died at the age of 64.

American Idol contestant James Durbin is the new lead singer of Quiet Riot.

Kenny Rogers has postponed a concert in Knoxville, Tennessee on Friday (March 3) after falling ill.

Singer/songwriter Tommy Page, who had a no. 1 hit in the USA with ‘I’ll Be Your Everything’, has been found dead at age 46.

Adelaide will add to its newly anointed ‘Australia’s music capital’ status with the addition of the Kevin Borich Express at the Adelaide Fringe Festival.

The SXSW Film Festival will premiere ‘Thank You, Friends: Big Star’s Third Live …And More’.