Australian rock legend Jim Keays used to spend his spare time painting.

72-year old Great Grandfather Mick Jagger has been flashing the little red rooster once again. Mick is going to be a father for the eighth time.

Carole King’s iconic 1971 album ‘Tapestry’ and Amy Winehouse’s signature album ‘Back To Black’ are both in iTunes Australia’s Top 10 today pushing current titles by Delta Goodrem, Beyonce and Red Hot Chili Peppers down the list.

Queensland’s newest music festival Rhythm of the Bay Festival has locked in a feast of Australian music with Pete Murray, Josh Pyke, Busby Marou and Ash Grunwald heading up an all-day Aussie line-up along with Natalie Rize of blue king brown{unplugged}, Nicky Bomba Trio and CC The Cat.

Prince protégé Harts has released his new song ‘Power’.

Falling In Reverse will tour Australia in October for Live Nation.

Tom Petty has commissioned a work of art for the new Mudcrutch song ‘I Forgive It All’.

Mark Lizotte aka Diesel is this week’s special guest at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

It was 21 years between David Crosby's solo album Thousand Roads (1993) and his last release, Croz (2014). During those years he was too busy with Crosby, Still and Nash, the band CPR and legal troubles.

Steven Young, co-founder of the English electronic groups Colourbox and M/A/R/R/S, has passed away according to the band's label 4AD.

Poison drummer Rikki Rockett says that, for the first time in a year, he is officially cancer free.

The Spice Girls have reportedly recorded a new single.

Major new titles coming out this week include: Peter Garrett, 9Electric, Jeff Beck, and the Ghostbusters soundtrack.

2016 The Voice Australia winner Alfie Arcuri’s song ‘Cruel’ has fallen out of the iTunes Top 40 chart in its fourth day on sale.

Tex Perkins will serve a third term performing ‘Far From Folsom’, the songs of Johnny Cash, at Old Melbourne Gaol.

Alicia Keys' star-studded new racial justice public service announcement has gone live online.

The new Showtime series Roadies gives an insider look at the life of the people behind the scenes in music, the people who moves the equipment from city-to-city in time for the next show.

Noah Media Group and Greenlight, part of Branded Entertainment Network, have announced a new co-venture; MARVIN, WHAT’S GOING ON?

For those who missed the film of Motley Crue's final show, Motley Crue: The End, last month in theaters there will be another chance starting Saturday in the comfort of your own home.

The reformed early lineup of Guns N' Roses will stay on the road for a series of shows in South America.

The Monkees are riding their biggest wave since the days of their television show. Their latest album, Good Times!, debuted at 14 on the Billboard 200 and became their highest charting album in 48 years. Plus, their latest tour is doing huge business coast-to-coast.

Singer Ellie Goulding has been forced to scrap upcoming shows due to illness.

R&B's Toni Braxton has been selected to receive BMI's President's Award at this year's R&B/Hip-Hop Awards, to be held on Thursday, September 1 at the Woodruff Art Center's Symphony Hall in Atlanta, GA.

Josh Devine, drummer, singer, and songwriter, grew up in the coastal town of Bournemouth, England and later moved to central England, otherwise known as The Midlands.

Paul Kelly and Rebecca Barnard feature of the first taste of Peter Farnan's upcomingPesky Bones album.

The Voice Australia’s season five winner Alfie Arcuri is struggling to have a hit after winning the reality TV show on Sunday night.

The New Jersey venue where Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato performed on Tuesday night was evacuated hours before the gig due to a "suspicious package".

Simple Plan will head to Australia in September as part of their Taking One For The Team world tour.

Canada’s Half Moon Run will play three headline shows in East Coast Australia in January.

60s rock legends The Troggs will visit Australia in November to mark their 50th anniversary.