Rüfüs will head on their first dates of 2017 with a regional tour starting on the Gold Coast and ending in Airlie Beach across January and February.

A number of times over the last couple of years, it looked like Phil Collins was returning to the concert stage with a full-fledged show, only to disappoint with three or four songs.

Nobel Prize committee officials remain confident Bob Dylan will attend their annual ceremony to accept his Literature honour, even though he has yet to respond to their invitation.

Katy Steele is giving fans a sneak preview of another song from her next album with 'It Ain't Me'.

The Last Shadow Puppets will an EP featuring covers of Leonard Cohen and The Fall in December.

Bic Runga has covered Neil Young, Roberta Flack, Nick Drake and the Beach Boys on ‘Close Your Eyes’, her first album in five years.

The first Desert Trip Festival came to a close on Sunday night with performances by The Who and Roger Waters.

British-born American based singer-songwriter Gregory Page will return to Australia in December for his first shows since 2013.

Rapper Azealia Banks has reportedly filed a battery report against actor Russell Crowe following a Beverly Hills hotel spat over the weekend.

John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John have teamed up again, this time for a Christmas album.

The Cat Empire and Xavier Rudd will be heading out together on tour in 2017.

Mike Love’s The Beach Boys and Otis Williams’ The Temptations will perform Australian dates in 2017.

Jessica Mauboy will headline the Birdsville Big Bash in 2017.

Dixie Chicks will tour the MMXVII tour is cities around Australia and New Zealand in 2017.

Sugar Mountain has announced its 2017 line-up. The festival features a program of Music and Art.

Bluesfest has announced another five acts with Trombone Shorty and Joan Osbourne leading the third line-up list.

Brian Wilson has said that this will be his last time performing the Beach Boys' classic album Pet Sounds, but he keeps putting that end off.

Toni Braxton has postponed a concert after being hospitalized due to complications related to her battle with lupus.

Paul McCartney pretty much stuck to script for his second Desert Trip concert, with one exception … an appearance by Rihanna.

Neil Young + Promise of the Real has played his second ‘Oldchella’ Desert Trip concert with equal parts country Neil, grunge Neil and new Neil taking up equal space in the set.

It wouldn't be October if we didn't see a Triple J "Like a Version" album go to No.1, as this year's Volume 12 of the unique covers album lands first week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Australia has a new No.1 single this week, the first new chart-topper since mid-August, and the crown this week goes to James Arthur and his ballad "Say You Won't Let Go", matching its current peak in England (3rd week at the top this week over there).

John Lydon chose to walk away from pop star fame and fortune as it was too boring.

With ‘David Bowie Nothing Has Changed’ producer Amanda Pelman has created a timeless and tasteful tribute to the genius of David Bowie.

Josh Ritter has resurrected his song 'The Temptation of Adam' as the lunacy of Donald Trump continues.

Taylor Swift has used the remainder of her $1 million (£820,000) pledge to help four charities in flood-hit Louisiana.

The Rolling Stones debuted their new song ‘Just Your Fool’ live for the first time at their second Desert Trip show in the California desert.

Bob Dylan has performed the second of his Desert Trip concerts at Indio, California and apart from the encore, he stuck to the script.

The Chainsmokers and Halsey ‘Closer’ is not budging as the most streamed song in Australia.

James Arthur ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ is once again topping the iTunes chart as most downloaded song in Australia this week.