With two Australian tours in the next three months, it is a good thing Brendan B. Brown of Wheatus loves Vegemite.

Bluesman Walter Trout was barely out of school when he was learning his trade from the greats like John Lee Hooker, Big Mama Thornton and Percy Mayfield.

In the 42 years since Bruce Dickinson joined Iron Maiden, Bruce Dickinson has only had six songs in total credited to just himself as a songwriter.

Kate Hudson has signed with Virgin Music Group ahead of the release of her debut album.

Chaka Khan has been unveiled as the curator of the 2024 Meltdown festival.

Cher has been denied the chance to become the conservator of her son Elijah's estate - again.

Kylie Minogue and Sia have collaborated on a new song together.

Lana del Rey has revealed she is working on new music with Jack Antonoff.

Nick Cave has added six more shows to his Solo Australian tour with one additional show for Sydney and Melbourne and new shows for Wollongong, Gold Coast, Canberra and Brisbane.

Twilight at Taronga have revealed the artists opening for the Summer Concert Series for 2024. Surely Shirley joins Meg Mac, Felicity Urquhart joins The Waifs and Fanny Lumsden will open for The Whitlams.

New York City band Fun Lovin’ Criminals were once flown by advertising agency from New York to Sydney, Australia to make a beer commercial for an American company that looked like they were in New York and then the ad only ever aired in the UK.

Radio Birdman will be back together for more Australian shows in June and July.

Chris Isaak will return to Australia in April for his first shows since 2016.

Joni Mitchell has confirmed she will perform at this year's Grammys. Joni will sing at the award ceremony on 4 February for the first time in her career.

Roc Nation has responded to rumours Jay-Z will release a new album this year.

Adele has revealed she will embark on a world tour when her next album is released.

Snoop Dogg has revealed he has 12 grandchildren. Snoop was speaking on the Jennifer Hudson Show when he revealed exactly how many grandchildren he has.

Billy Joel will perform at the 2024 Grammy Awards. Billy Joel - who made his Grammy stage debut in 1988 when he sang 'New York State Of Mind' - will take to the stage for the for the 66th annual Grammy Awards, the Recording Academy has announced.

Steps have announced the new musical 'Here and Now'. Named after their noughties hit from the 2000 album 'Buzz', the pop group have co-produced the show with the production company ROYO and music industry veteran Peter Waterman, with Shaun Kitchener writing from his original book.

Green Day celebrate their fifth Official Number 1 album with Saviors this week.

Mark Knopfler has returned with new music for 2024 with the song ‘Ahead of the Game’ off the upcoming album ‘One Deep River’.

Music legend Leo Sayer is back to “full speed ahead” mode for UK for a tour from September after the 2023 shows were suddenly postponed due to a sudden illness.

Sydney’s Lime Cordiale will showcase at the SXSW music festival in Texas in March as well as The Black Keys and Bootsy Collins.

Jason Donovan has taken the fishnets off Frank’n’Furter for an unplugged and acoustic version of ‘Sweet Transvestite’.

The Whitlams have a brand new Tex-Mex version of their ‘You Sound Like Louis Burdett’.

American singer songwriter Melanie Safka, best known for the hits ‘Brand New Key’ and ‘Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)’, has died at age 76.

In an all new interview with Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson, Bruce discusses ‘The Mandrake Project’, his first solo album in 19 years and says it is not a concert record.

Anders Sandberg (aka Dagger) of Swedish dance group Rednex has died at the age of 55.

The Doobie Brothers have announced 2024 dates across North America with Steve Winwood and Robert Cray joining them for selected shows.

Alanis Morissette and Joan Jett will hit the road together trekking across the USA starting in June in Phoenix.