Emeli Sandé has revealed in part her first new music since her 2012 UK 1 album ‘Our Version Of Events’.

The Rolling Stones ‘Exhibitionism’ is heading to Sydney at the end of 2018.

Richard Neville, the rebel journalist who inspired two songs by John Lennon, has died in Sydney at age 74.

Metallica will be on the road in late October and early November throughout Latin America to promote their upcoming album Hardwired...To Self-Destruct.

KC & the Sunshine Band were one of the major faces of disco music in the 70's with hits like Get Down Tonight, That's The Way (I Like It) and Shake Shake Shake (Shake Your Booty).

British India will head back on the road in October with new music to play for the first time including the song ‘I Thought We Knew Each Other’.

Flume has released a live video for ‘Never Be Like You’ featuring Kai as the song enters the US Top 10.

We Will Rock You has returned to the place it first played outside England, The Regent Theatre in Melbourne.

UB40’s continuous shit storm is set to fire up again with news that former members Ali Campbell, Astro and Mickey Virtue are about to tour Australia as Ali Campbell’s UB40.

The Cult will return to Australia in November to showcase their new album ‘Hidden City’.

Unwritten Law will perform ‘Elva’ in Australia for the 15th anniversary of the album.

This September, BBC Four once again takes a bold and innovative approach by inviting Keith Richards to curate an entire weekend of programming.

Lime Cordiale will head out on ‘The Waking Up Easy’ East Coast tour in October.

The work of Crowded House will finally be recognised by the Australian music industry with the band is inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in November.

Dope Lemon, the latest project for Angus Stone, will play live dates in October and November.

Fred Hellerman, the last surviving member of the Weavers, died on Thursday in his Weston, CT home at the age of 89.

Barbra Streisand sees her 35th studio album "Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway" grab the top spot on the ARIA Albums Chart this week, becoming her second this century to reach the top and third overall.

The Chainsmokers and Halsey retain the No.1 position on the ARIA Singles Chart for fourth straight week, also holding in the US and climbing to the top of the UK charts as of this weekend, helped by their performance together the MTV VMA's last weekend.

Jason Singh has released ‘Surrender’, the sixth song from The Jason Singh Project.

GANGgajang has released more new music with the song ‘Not Waiting Around’.

Chance the Rapper and a date were once serenaded by Frank Ocean.

Take 40 Australia, the longest running local music countdown on Australian radio, has been axed after 32 years.

Jerry Heller, one of the most colourful characters in the US Music Biz, has died of a heart attack at age 75.

Barbra Streisand has the number one album in Australia for the third time and for the first time in two years with 'Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway'.

Daryl Hall & John Oates have moved into 6752 Hollywood Blvd. The dynamic duo now has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Singer Charlie Puth has turned his spot on U.S. talent show The Voice into a job opportunity, revealing he's recording a new track with judge Alicia Keys.

A Day To Remember is set for a number one reign on the Australian album chart with their “reunion” album ‘Bad Vibrations’.

The Chainsmokers and Halsey’s hit ‘Closer’ is still the most streamed song in Australia with only one change this week in the top 10 for the week.

Nothing has come close to The Chainsmokers and Halsey hit ‘Closer’ in Australia this week although Black Eyed Peas all-star '#whereisthelove' tried hard.

The Revolution, Prince's band on the albums 1999, Purple Rain, Around the World in a Day and Parade, reformed on Thursday night for a show at First Avenue in Minneapolis.