Sting has been selected as the 2016 recipient of the American Music Award of Merit at the American Music Awards on November 20.

Last weekend at his Bridge School Benefit, Neil Young played three new songs during his set, Peace Trail, Show Me and Terrorist Suicide Hang Gliders. All three of those songs are among the ten new tracks on his album Peace Trail, due on December 2 via Reprise.

Justin Timberlake was almost in big trouble after posting a shot of himself voting early online.

Lily Allen showcased new material when she made a surprise appearance during Mark Ronson's gig on Monday night (24Oct16).

Prince's Paisley Park estate is to open its doors to fans later this month after it was given the approval to become a museum.

Meghan Trainor has already turned to new boyfriend Daryl Sabara for inspiration, revealing the couple has written three songs together.

Rap mogul Suge Knight has launched a lawsuit against hip hop star Dr. Dre, accusing him of attempted murder.

ZZ Top have relentlessly toured since their formation in 1969 and 2017 will be no exception as they have already set their first dates.

Revolution Radio marks Green Day’s 12th studio album, and the follow-up to their ‘experimental’ trilogy albums Uno!, Dos! and Tre!. Throughout the years Green Day’s sound has changed with each album, as is expected, but Revolution Radio does have the characteristics and sound of a Green Day album. Particular highlights of the album include Bang Bang, Forever Now, and Too Dumb to Die.

Melbourne’s 3MP has become Classic Rock Radio but be warned … it unimaginative and bland.

Sydney singer Paulini has picked up the starring role of Rachel Marron in the upcoming Australian production of The Bodyguard.

A Festival Called A Festival Called Panama will return for its fourth season in 2017 with Kurt Vile top of the bill.

Adelaide’s Bad//Dreems have released a video for the song ‘Mob Rule’.

Pete Burns, the charismatic vocalist of the band Dead or Alive, died on Sunday after suffering a massive heart attack. He was 57.

Bobby Vee, the teen idol who hit the top 20 ten times in the early 60's, died on Monday from advanced Alzheimer's disease at the age of 73.

Brian May has been under the weather for some time and they haven't found out why.

Sinead O'Connor has been confined to a sober-living facility after quietly seeking rehab help for an addiction to marijuana.

John Farnham’s ‘Whispering Jack’, the second biggest selling album in Australia of all time, has just turned 30 years old.

Tim Freedman will string up The Whitlams for another series of orchestra concerts in 2017.

Bill Wyman, the former bass player for the Rolling Stones, is 80-years old today (24 October 2016) and will celebrate with an all-star party.

‘Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour’ recorded at Olympic Park in Sydney will premiere on television on Showtime in December.

The Adelaide Hills’ Hilltop Hoods will come down from the hills for the Clipsal 500 in 2017.

The Rolling Stones has sampled out another 56 seconds of the upcoming ‘Blue and Lonesome’ album with ‘Hate To See You Go’.

Moby has contributed two songs to the anti-Trump site 30days30songs.com calling the deluded wannabe politician “an angry, inexperienced clown.

Australian singer-songwriter Glenn Cardier has produced an incredibly entertaining video packed with cameos. Cardier plays an Uber driver picking up some very unconventional characters including actors Emma Leonard and Michael Caton, Murray Cook of the Wiggles and rock historian Glenn A. Baker.

English rockers Lush have been forced to cancel upcoming European dates after bassist Phil King quit.

Three new David Bowie songs recorded during the 'Blackstar' sessions but held back for the Lazarus stage show debuted this week with the final track 'Killing A Little Time' available today.

Phil Chess, the man who co-founded one of the most important labels of the first half of the rock era, Chess Records, died last night in his home in Tuscon, AZ at the age of 95.

James Taylor will return to Australia in 2017 for his first tour since 2010 when he shared the stage with Carole King.

Australian songwriters and publishers had a 14% revenue increase during 2014-2015 with APRA/AMCOS confirming it paid out $294,600,000 in the last financial year.