George Michael's on-off lover Fadi Fawaz has been cleared by police of any involvement in the singer's death.

Birds of Tokyo will hit the road again soon to take the Harlequins album live to regional areas.

Former Farnham backing singer Nikki Nicholls will honour Carole King with her ‘The Songs and Stories of Carole King’ show for one night only in March.

The Darkness will return to Australia in April for national headline dates.

Kanye West had a complete change of heart about America’s demagogue, deleting all of his tweets pertaining to the fake President.

Queensland’s Sunshine Coast will welcome back the Big Pineapple Music Festival in May with Birds of Tokyo, Peking Duk and The Veronicas in the bill.

Singer-songwriter Al Stewart has been chosen to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at April's BBC 2 Folk Awards.

Rapper The Game has avoided jail time in his assault case after reaching a plea deal.

Blink-182 are on the road again this spring, this time playing a series of dates in the U.S. south and mid-west.

A little over a week ago, Vibe On Records announced a new, deluxe, version of the Miami Sound Machine's breakthrough English album, Primitive Love.

Lady Gaga performed her Super Bowl half time show solo unlike previous years where superstars joined the superstars.

Guns N Roses Australian and New Zealand tour is finally underway with the first dates in New Zealand now ticked off the list.

Lady Gaga has shared a behind-the-scenes look at her rehearsals for the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Sonny Geraci, whose voice can be heard on such classics as Time Won't Let Me by the Outsiders and Precious and Few by Climax, died on Sunday at the age of 69. He had been in poor health since 2012 when he suffered an aneurysm.

In 1966, while they were still known as the great surf music band, the Beach Boys released one of the greatest masterpieces of the rock era, Pet Sounds.

The animated film "Trolls" sees its soundtrack climb back to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart for a third accumulated week at the top.

For a fourth straight week Ed Sheeran occupies the top two spots in Australia (and the UK) with "Shape of You" at No.1 and "Castle on the Hill" at No.2.

The Oscar-winning producers Lili Fini Zanuck (Driving Miss Daisy) and John Battsek (Looking for Sugarman) are joining forces to tell the story of Eric Clapton.

Metallica's James Hetfield knew that his voice was not good on Friday night at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen, Netherlands, but he managed to continue singing for much of the show.

Saturday Night Live star Beck Bennett played Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in a hilarious show opener featuring Alec Baldwin as “little white bitch” Trump.

Gregg Allman has been pretty sick over the last few months, enough that he had to keep pushing back live shows.

The funniest thing about The Book of Mormon is its subtlety. Imagine how many people in that audience laughing at the expense of the Mormons and their third testament don’t get that their own first and second testaments are just as silly.

Bruce Springsteen stayed away from controversial comments at his second Melbourne show after making global headlines as an ‘embarrassed American” at his show earlier in the week.

Daryl Braithwaite expects to return to active duty next weekend following his operation for the removal of a “golf ball size tumour”.

James Taylor is back on tour after kicking off the first show on his world tour in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday night before heading to Australia this week.

Black Sabbath is over. The iconic rock band played their last ever show in Birmingham on Saturday night. ‘Paranoid’ was the final song followed up a round of fireworks.

Mariah Carey has reportedly burned the custom Valentino wedding dress she had purchased for her nuptials to former fiance James Packer in her new music video.

The late Ronnie James Dio performed at the 28th Annual Pollstar Awards on Thursday night at the Novo in Los Angeles thanks to the folks at Eyellusion.

Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs is recovering in hospital after having knee surgery.

Michael Buble and his wife Luisana Lopilato has confirmed "doctors are very optimistic" about their son Noah's future as he is responding well to his cancer treatment.