A Day On The Green has delivered a 5 Star 5 Band All-Australian line-up for its first announcement of the 2016/2017 season.

William Shatner is a very active poster on Twitter but it doesn't look like he knew what he was getting into when he sent an innocent emoji to rocker Sebastian Bach.

AC/DC have finally set the new dates for their postponed U.S. Rock or Bust tour shows.

Barbra Streisand only appeared in two Broadway shows during her very long career yet she is regularly seen as a standard bearer of The Great White Way.

It has now been eight years since Metallica released their last album, 2008's Death Magnetic and there's a chance it will become nine before anything new hits the market.

Paul McCartney believes Oasis harmed their careers by predicting they'd be "bigger" than The Beatles.

Bad Company have announced what they are calling their "Swan Song Tour" of Great Britain, but don't get worried because of the name.

Kraftwerk have had a previously favourable ruling on copyright infringement reversed by one of Germany's highest courts.

If you've ever wondered what happened to the characters from the Who's classic rock opera Quadrophenia, you may not have long to wait.

Ronnie Wood's theater producer wife, Sally Humphreys, reportedly gave birth to twin baby girls on Monday.

Sharon Osbourne is reportedly determined to save her marriage to Ozzy, despite it being a "constant battle".

The Tubes, the San Francisco-based rock band whose eponymous 1975 debut album included the unforgettable rock anthem White Punks on Dope, return to the UK with twelve nights of non-stop mayhem on their “Mondo Pulp Tour”.

The art work of Masters Apprentices frontman, the late Jim Keays, will go on display in Melbourne.

Peter Holland of Melbourne lobby group #IlovemyPalais, angered by the secrecy surrounding the potential take-over of Melbourne’s iconic Palais Theatre by Live Nation, has sent an open letter of protest demanding answers to Victoria’s Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Lily D’Ambrosio.

Entrepreneur rock star Dave Stewart will head up for new advisory board of Music Gateway.

Boom Crash Opera will set out for their first tour with new singer Andrew De Silva starting Friday in Albury.

Troy Cassar-Daley will soon go from songwriter to author with this new book ‘Things I Carry Around’ coming soon.

Superjesus lung Sarah McLeod is putting the band aside for a few months to go “Alone & Unplugged” around Australia.

Sydney’s Big White are back home after nine weeks in the northern hemisphere and set for east coast Australian dates in July.

Mike Nesmith will play live with The Monkees this week in New York this week but he won’t be in the room … he will be on Skype.

Travis will release the new song ‘Animals’ in July and have slipped out this video ahead of time.

South African comedian scored the big gig as host of The Daily Show after he toured Australia last time. Surely this tour will set him up for President of the USA.

The Leaps and Bounds Bus Tour, Bruce Milne’s trek around Melbourne visiting the birth sites of Australian music, has a few celebs coming along for the ride this year.

Mi-Sex have made their new song ‘My Sex Your Sex’ exclusive to stream at Noise11.com.

Sara Storer has been added to the Gympie Muster Muster in August along with a dozen plus other artists joining the bill.

Deni Ute Muster have announced Bush Poets and a number of local acts will join the festival this year but they will also add camels.

Pop star Kesha has warned fans to "weed out" untrustworthy acquaintances "before they bite".

Kim Wilde and Howard Jones will head back to Australia as a touring team.

The annual Brewtality Festival is on again for Sydney and Melbourne with 55 acts lined up for August.

Triple J’s Unearthed has opened the fifth National Indigenous Music Awards given unsigned and indie Indigenous acts the chance to perform at the 2016 NIMAs.