The death of music icon Prince has brought a focus to his catalog in a way seen only with the biggest of artists.

Farm Aid, the annual charity concert for the family farmer started by Willie Nelson in the 80's, will bring its 2016 edition to Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, VA on September 17.

Rita Ora and Ed Sheeran may soon be making sweet music together.

Hollywood A-listers including John Legend have taken to social media to express their upset after politicians in the United States Senate rejected new gun control proposals on Monday.

The Rolling Stones exhibition of memorabilia from throughout their career, Exhibitionism, will move from its London base to New York in November.

Alicia Keys reflected on her vulnerabilities when she was writing music for her new album.

It seems fitting that in the year of the Queen's 90th birthday, a band named after Her Majesty's favourite pets should have a full collection released.

Don McLean and his wife of about thirty years, Patrisha, have finalized their divorce.

Britney Spears' latest single is reportedly delayed due to problems with the singer's voice.

Irving Azoff, one of the most powerful music men in the world, is taking charge of a coalition of artists including Don Henley, Bryan Adams and Rod Stewart, to take on Congress over Copyright change.

Nominees for the 16th Helpmann Awards, honouring live performance in Australia, were announced on Monday night.

Australian jazz great Joe Chindamo is the latest recipient into the Graeme Bell Jazz Hall of Fame.

Newcastle will be flooded with classic Oz Rock when Live At The Foreshore brings 16 acts to the city in November.

Australian music legend Brian Cadd has performed The Band’s classic ‘The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down’ for RockWiz.

Singer Katie Noonan sent Australia’s Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull stumbling for an answer over Arts Funding on Q&A on Monday night.

When Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow took the stage Friday night at Germany's Monsters of Rock Festival, it was the first time he had played straight rock music in nineteen years.

Blink-182 have a video for their new song 'Bored To Tears'.

Academy Award-winner Ron Howard’s authorized documentary feature film about The Beatles’ phenomenal early career, The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years, has set its World Premiere Date in London’s Leicester Square on September 15.

Dionne Warwick will return to Australia for dates in November.

Grouplove will return with a third album ‘Big Mess’ in September.

Set within the picturesque confines of Hampton Court, Van Morrison treated the expectant crowd to a virtuoso performance, effortlessly easing through a set of 19 tracks from his extensive back catalogue.

Kim Venable, the drummer for the late-60's/early-70's band The Classics IV, died on Sunday, June 12 at his home in Pike Road, Alabama.

Rita Ora has signed a new deal with Atlantic Records following her long legal battle with Roc Nation.

Maroon 5 has joined forces with children's charity UNICEF to launch #Maroon5Day.

The director of the rumoured Quadrophenia 'sequel' has denied making a follow-up after The Who blasted the project.

The Australian Stock Exchange has rejected plans by streaming company Guvera to float on the ASX.

Brian Rading, the bassist for the 70's group the Five Man Electrical Band, died on June 8 in Hull, Ontario at the age of 69.

It has been a long time since we have had any significant new music from Peter Gabriel.

Showbiz 411 owner Roger Friedman is reporting that Led Zeppelin was offered $14 million to play at this October's Desert Trip Festival in Indio, CA but turned it down.

Jimmy Barnes ‘Soul Searchin’ is still the no 1 CD in Australia despite slipping to no 3 on the ARIA album chart.