U2 has been having quite a bit of fun on this tour with the fans.

Mark Ronson will headline its Our House stage, alongside Canadian turntablist and founder of Fool's Gold Records A-Trak.

The Victoria Labor government has announced the Music Works grants program, a $12.2 million funding project for contemporary music and related businesses.

Simon Cowell is 'overwhelmed with gratitude' for the support he has received since his mother's death.

Joni Mitchell is reportedly making 'remarkable progress'.

Jimmy Barnes has kicked off his Flesh and Wood national tour and for Barnes fans the setlist is full of rarities.

Stars including Lauryn Hill, Usher, Mary J. Blige and Common have gathered for a Nina Simone tribute album to coincide with the TV documentary ‘What, Happened, Miss Simone’.

New Zealand has a Melissa Etheridge, REO Speedwagon and Huey Lewis and the News tour planned for January 2016 but there is no word on Australian dates.

Alanis Morissette enjoys sharing her hard-earned wisdom with people.

Panic! At The Disco have premiered their brand new video, "Hallelujah."

New Order have recruited Brandon Flowers, Iggy Pop and Elly Jackson (La Roux) for their new album 'Music Complete'.

Disclosure are 'not trying to scam people' who come to their shows.

“I’ve always been a sad person.”

Even while Aerosmith tours the country, Steven Tyler is getting a jump on his side career in country music.

Kasabian headlined the final day of Open'er Festival in Gdynia, Poland on Saturday (July 4) before later bounding on stage during the event's closing set from Disclosure.

Jerry Weintraub, who had success both in music and film, died on Monday after suffering a heart attack. He was 77.

Michael Bublé and his wife Luisana Lopilato are expecting their second child.

Meghan Trainor has had to cancel more concerts following an ongoing throat problem.

David Bowie’s ‘Suffragette City’ was the last song Michael Hutchence ever sang live.

A second Concert for Ross Hannaford with an appearance by Paul Kelly has been announced for Sunday July 19, 2015.

The ABC’s Triple J network is continuing to dominate radio listening in Australia’s top markets and create havoc for advertising agencies who cannot advertise on the government owned network.

John Patterson of The Grates has ‘chucked a Grohl’ breaking bones but The Grates tour will go on.

Van Halen have dug deep for their new setlist performing two songs they have never played before and three they had not played in a very long time.

John Lydon's Public Image Ltd. have announced that their tenth studio album, What the World Needs Now..., will be out in September.

England's iconic music rag NME is going to a free street press model.

Led Zeppelin played their final show with drummer John Bonham on July 7, 1980, 35 years ago today.

It's all over for the Grateful Dead, at least according to the band.

Arguably the most important French singer songwriter of all time, the legendary Charles Aznavour returns to London's Royal Albert Hall on November 3rd 2015.

Belinda Carlise has a hits record on the way.

Catfish and the Bottlemen have unveiled the full video of Ewan McGregor covering their brand new single 'Hourglass'.