Two years ago, it was unknown whether Walter Trout would be alive to record any more music much less tour.

Pop star Kesha has never been a "Sony slave", according to a judge.

American singer, songwriter and actor Tinashe has cancelled her Australian tour citing “recording commitments” as her reason for no longer coming down under.

Bullet For My Valentine will release their next album via Universal’s Caroline imprint, ending a decade long association with Sony’s RCA/Jive labels.

Melbourne band The Hiding have debuted the video for their new song ‘Karma My Life’ and it features hand-crafted sand images by sand artist Fatmir Mura.

House of Pain rapper Everlast has ordered Donald Trump to stop using the band's hit Jump Around at his rallies.

An all-star tribute concert to Big Star will be filmed and released on DVD and CD for 2017.

Music stores right across Australia are preparing celebrations and event for Record Store Day 2016.

Melbourne’s Courtney Barnett has been honoured with the coveted Songwriter of the Year award at the 2016 APRA Music Awards.

Following their announcement of an extensive North American tour for 2016, the multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated Goo Goo Dolls have unveiled details of their upcoming new album Boxes, via Warner Bros. Records.

Could it be that we have just too many awards shows when three different ones are held on the same night?

Radio Birdman will return to Europe for shows from June, following up their 2015 dates.

Bob Dylan played his first live show of 2016 with two tracks from his upcoming album ‘Fallen Angels’.

The ACM Awards, which were held last night, included 23 performances from mostly modern artists although Tim McGraw was on-hand to sing Humble and Kind, Keith Urban gave us Wasted Time and Kenny Chesney did Noise but one of the highlights of the night came from a duo by a country icon and one of modern day's biggest singers.

Joe Bonamassa will return to Australia later this year for his first shows since his joint album with Mahalia Barnes.

Pop star Nick Carter bar brawl arrest in January (16) served as a "wake-up call" for the Backstreet Boys singer to make better life decisions.

Jeff Beck has announced that he will release a new studio album on July 15, 2016.

Rockaway Records in Australia will have a classic vinyl from Down, Jimi Hendrix, The Kinks, David Bowie. Motorhead, Easybeats and Augie March available for Record Store Day 2016.

Pink has written a new song for the upcoming Disney movie ‘Alice Through The Looking Glass’.

Melbourne soul trio Cookin’ On 3 Burners has the number one song in France today with ‘This Girl’.

Australian jazz great James Morrison will perform for President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House later this month.

Ron Wood has said that The Rolling Stones have already recorded eleven new songs for a new album.

Puff Daddy’s latest signing to Bad Boy is his youngest song Christian Combs.

Aviva Maloney, a member of the Monkees' backup band for over twenty years, has sued Micky Dolenz, Peter Tork, Warner Music and others for being wrongly fired.

Tom Sheehan first saw the young Paul Weller on stage with The Jam at the Finsbury Park Rainbow in May 1977. Unfortunately, on this day he didn’t take any pictures of the relative newcomers, as he was there to shoot the headliners, The Clash.

If you thought Redfoo’s disastrous 144 sales debut was ridiculous last week well then this week it gets even worse. The man who handed out the critiques on Australia’s The X Factor sold just 51 copies of his ‘Party Rock Mansion’ in week two.

Kesha has revealed she was offered freedom from her Sony contract if she agreed to lie about her alleged abuse at the hands of mentor and producer Dr. Luke.

Paul Simon has posted a message on Facebook calling the Disturbed version of his song "Wonderful".

ARIA Hall of Famer Chris Stockley will perform for Record Store Day at Essendon CDs Records and Books on April 16.

Brian Wilson was throwing in classic songs early in his show that 99% of other acts would have to save for their encore. With Brian Wilson in the room Melbourne was treated to a night of genius.