Paul McCartney has written a new song for Ringo Starr. ‘Feeling The Sunlight’ will premiere on Friday 25 August ahead of the ‘Rewind Forward’ EP release on 13 October, 2023.

Ella Hooper is heading back on the road for the ‘Oh My Goddess!’ tour marking the final single from her Small Town Temple album.

The long out of print solo catalogue of George Harrison will start to be released on Dark Horse Records via BMG from 8 September, 2023.

Suzi Quatro and KT Tunstall have teamed up for an album together and it has been released through the legendary Sun Records label.

John Farnham is having a pizza today. Normally that would be underwhelming news for anyone else but for John it is a major accomplishment as he marks the one year anniversary of when he undertook a 12 hour operation for the removal of a cancerous tumour.

Jack Antonoff has signed to The 1975's label Dirty Hit and is set to join forces with the band's manager and label boss Jamie Oborne.

Ariana Grande has become the latest music star to reportedly part ways with her manager Scooter Braun.

Pharrell Williams has been working on new N.E.R.D. music.

Zak Starkey and his wife Sharna (aka Sshh) have put together a very cool project with Shaun Ryder and Bez of Happy Mondays, Andy Bell of Oasis and Brix Smith of The Fall called Mantra of the Cosmos.

Eddie Vedder has announced two solo shows for Seattle in October to benefit EB Research Partnership.

‘Skipping Like A Stone’, the new song from The Chemical Brothers, features special guest Beck.

Sparks have added Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane shows to Australia while they visit for the Harvest Festival.

Ryan Adams has cancelled all of his solo shows for 2023 saying his health has been an issue.

Bob Dylan will resume his ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’ world tour in the USA in Kansas City, USA in October.

Have you seen the stories spreading globally about Queen’s Fat Bottomed Girls being removed from their Greatest Hits album to protect the minds of children? Well, it is all bullshit.

The Rolling Stones have taken out an ad in a UK newspaper as glass specialist ‘Hackney Diamonds’ promising “we’ll fix your shattered windows” and therefore launching the first official tease to the new album now expected to be called ‘Hackney Diamonds’.

Christina Aguilera will perform her first Australian show in 15 years with a one-off performance for Melbourne on 25 November.

The Weeknd will perform stadium shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane this November and December. There is also one show for New Zealand for Auckland on 7 December.

Chocolate Starfish will mark their 30th anniversary with dates in June, July, August, September and October 2024.

Perth’s Eurovision 2023 entrants Voyager will head out on their next Australian tour in February 2024.

Few people would know Hipgnosis but never all of you will have listened to an album they made the cover for.

Bobby Eli, a founding member of soul group MFSB, has died in Philadelphia at age 77.

‘Flick of the Switch’, the third AC/DC album to feature Brian Johnston, is 40 years old but even for AC/DC the album has long been forgotten.

Liam Gallagher secures his fifth solo Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with Knebworth 22.

The Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame (FARHOF), Boston’s living music museum inside the Boch Center Wang Theatre, announce the Bruce Springsteen: Portraits of an American Music Icon, and Legends of Folk, Americana, Roots exhibits. Portraits of an American Music Icon will feature an intimate look at “The Boss” through the lens of close friends, photographers, and family members.

The second studio album for local singer and percussionist G Flip called "Drummer" debuts at #1 on both the ARIA Albums and Vinyl Sales chart this week.

Dolly Parton has recorded a cover of Paul McCartney’s Beatles’ classic ‘Let It Be’ with Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Ringo Starr.

The much anticipated new Guns N’ Roses song ‘Perhaps’ has arrived.

Bruce Springsteen has postponed two shows due to illness.

English television talk show host Sir Michael Parkinson has died at the age of 88.