Mary J. Blige and De La Soul will perform at Soulfest 2015 in Sydney and Melbourne only. Brisbane was been removed from the schedule.

American Idol has been cancelled about a 15 year run.

Ed Sheeran "constantly" looks up to The Game.

Warner Music have announced the release of a very special 30th anniversary edition of Private Dancer, the breakthrough solo album of the world's most loved singers and performers, Tina Turner.

British soul singer Joss Stone is back with her seventh studio album 'Water For Your Soul', set for release on July 17th.

The Monkees featuring Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork, will perform their first concert in the UK since their sold-out concert at the Royal Albert Hall in 2011.

Django Django have announced a new December tour which will see the band visit Derry, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham.

Maximo Park are pleased to mark their 10th anniversary with news of a series of live shows in November 2015.

Stereophonics release their 9th studio album, 'Keep The Village Alive', on 11th September.

Several articles published today have mentioned how Vance Joy has just achieved the longest run on the Australian Singles chart with his first entry “Riptide”, which this week notched up its 107th consecutive week on the charts.

The Motley Crue farewell tour has reached the Southern Hemisphere with the first show in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday night (May 9, 2015).

The Sports played their first shows in 34 years in Melbourne on the weekend and then split up again.

For two nights over the past weekend, Pure Gold Live delivered 12 acts and 39 classic Australian songs.

Roger Taylor’s son Rufus Taylor has been appointed as new drummer for The Darkness just a few week after the band’s new drummer Emily Davies made her first live appearance with the band.

Spandau Ballet, one of the standout acts of the New Romantic movement of the early 80’s, returned to Boston for the first time in over three decades to a near full house at the House of Blues on April 30, 2015.

Prince has shared a brand new song ‘Baltimore’ as a tribute to the people of Baltimore caught up in riots in the past week.

U2 disguised themselves as buskers on Monday and performed in a New York subway for a sketch for Jimmy Fallon this week.

From BAFTA award-winning director Asif Kapadia (Senna), AMY tells the incredible story of six-time Grammy-winner Amy Winehouse - in her own words.

Prince will play a special concert this Sunday, May 10, at Baltimore's Royal Farms Area to help unify the public and heal the wounds of the recent riots that followed the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray.

Bobby Brown and Pat Houston are now co-guardians of Bobbi Kristina Brown.

Bette Midler has kicked off her Divine Intervention world tour that will see her on the road in North America and the UK through until July.

The third studio album for English act Mumford & Sons becomes the bands second No.1 album in Australia, as “Wilder Mind” is also the bands first to debut at the top of the ARIA Albums chart.

Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth hold for a fifth week atop the ARIA Singles Chart with their ballad “See You Again”, making the song the longest run at the for 2015 so far.

Backstreet Boys kicked off the first show of their Australian tour in Melbourne Friday night and fulfilled the ‘guilty pleasure’ of some 10000+ 30something females.

Rutger Gunnarsson, the bass player on every Abba album and tour, has died in Sweden at age 69.

Director Brett Morgen has posted a series of facts on Twitter about his Kurt Cobain movie ‘Montage of Heck’.

Former Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns was taken to a Sydney hospital overnight after hurting his head in a fall outside a bar in Surry Hills.

Harry Styles reportedly isn't best pleased with Louis Tomlinson's recent behaviour.

Snoop Dogg starts his day with fruit and cannabis.

Mariah Carey proved to be a 'Vision of Love' during her premiere performance of Mariah #1 To Infinity.