2015 was by far the year of Adele but it was also a great year for Australian acts Cold Chisel, Parkway Drive, Tame Impala, 5 Seconds of Summer and Hermitude.

Motley Crue has a brand new script for their biopic The Dirt and it looks like filming is a go.

The Beatles catalogue is now streaming.

Take That, one of the biggest groups in British music history, is currently touring and recording as a trio minus original members Robbie Williams and Jason Orange.

A New York judge has ordered Madonna's teenage son with Guy Ritchie to return home to New York to spend Christmas with the pop superstar.

Chris Martin has been served with a lawsuit by a paparazzo who accuses the rocker of purposefully hitting him with his car.

Chris Brown has argued he works “three times harder” than his peers in a new Twitter rant.

Dame Shirley Bassey doesn't spend Christmas with her extended family as there's not enough room and she won't sleep on the sofa.

Get ready for the late, great Jackie Wilson to once again grace the stage.

To understand the story of The Seekers climb to success you have to put the era into context.

Fred Durst has taken to Twitter.com to mock reports suggesting he has been banned from entering Ukraine.

Lady Gaga was given an early Christmas present from her music label bosses, who gifted the pop star a pet pony.

A tribute concert to the great Sam Phillips, the owner of Sun Records, is being organized by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and Music City Roots.

Earlier it was reported that Chicago member Robert Lamm had said that both Peter Cetera and Danny Saraphine, who were original members of the band, would be joining them at the April induction ceremony.

Brenda Lee continues to be Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree with her holiday classic hitting the top forty on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time since 1961.

Mariah Carey’s 'All I Want for Christmas is You', a song which peaked at number two in the Official Singles Chart in the UK, is the most streamed Christmas track of 2015 in the UK on Prime Music.

As the Soundwave fall-out continues Bring Me The Horizon is the latest act to also cancel New Zealand because they are not coming to Australia.

All Mac Miller Australian dates for January have been postponed.

The 2015 Disturbed show for Auckland, New Zealand has been cancelled in the wake of the Soundwave disaster.

Gareth Mortimer, the lead singer of 1970s Welsh band Racing Cars, has lost his battle with cancer and died at age 66.

Soundwave ticketing agency Eventopia has backed down on their initial refusal to refund punters following the spectacular collapse of the Soundwave music festival.

It took Deep Purple a long time to get to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and, now that they've been elected, at least one member isn't happy about it.

CBGB very well may be the United States version of the U.K.'s Cavern Club.

Lenny Kravitz's charity dental clinic in the Bahamas has been shut down after officials reportedly failed to obtain the proper permits to practice in the country.

Adele is determined to continue keeping her personal life private, insisting her family is off limits when it comes to her fame.

Rapper Lil Wayne helped to spread a little Christmas cheer in Haiti over the weekend by joining boxer Andre Berto to hand out gifts for children in need.

Paul Carrack have a new solo album, Soul Shadows, in January.

Taylor Swift is hoping to add another skill to her arsenal by taking mixology classes during her down time.

John Mellencamp’s Australian tour has been postponed until mid 2016.

Will & Grace star Megan Mullally has cancelled her Australian tour to start work on a movie. The tour will go ahead with her husband Nick Offerman solo.