Melbourne based Bonjah well perform across Europe in May to showcase their news album ‘Beautiful Wild’.

Courtney Love may have opened her Hole a little too early. It now appears her Celebrity Skin era band on the 90s is not reforming after all.

Robert Hughes, best known in Australia as the star of Hey Dad and internationally as the radio DJ in Abba: The Movie has been found guilty on nine of the 11 child sex charges against him.

Reports that Jesse Winchester has passed away after a battle with cancer were premature but the health of the songwriter is fading.

Mickey Rooney, one of the greatest movie stars of all-time, has died at the age of 93.

John Waters’ musical John Lennon biography will play a one-week residency in Melbourne in June.

Boz Scaggs has been quietly evolving from musician to wine-maker over the years after moving to the Napa Valley in the mid-1990s and becoming an accidental grapevine grower.

Ed Sheeran will follow-up his platinum ‘+’ album with ‘x’ in June.

Frankie Knuckles ‘Your Love’ has debuted at no. 29 in the UK following the death of the legendary House founder last week.

Kicking off their first extensive Australian tour in 4 years, The John Butler Trio were welcomed to a crowd of controlled fans as they stepped on stage to embark on their first Melbourne show of the “Flesh & Blood” tour.

Madonna’s bra, worth $2545, has been stolen from a photo shoot in New York.

Bette Midler is the latest artist to accuse streaming services Spotify and Pandora of ripping off artists.

Pete Townshend's song from The Who became the themes for three CSI shows and now he is going to debut an original show in the new show The Americans.

Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith, the multi-instrumental country musician who wrote the song that would become Dueling Banjos, died at his home on Thursday at the age of 93.

John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols and Public Image, Ltd. is taking on a new career role as King Herod in the touring company of Jesus Christ Superstar.

INXS maintain a sixth non-consecutive week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums chart with their compilation set “The Very Best of”, which is helped by the recent release of the TV mini-series on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Returning for a twelfth week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart is “Happy” by Pharrell Williams, which now becomes the equal longest running No.1 this century alongside Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” (Dec. 2002).

The City of Port Phillip’s acting mayor Serge Thomann has made the local residents ‘Happy’ with their own version of the Pharrell Williams ‘Happy’ video.

Robert Smith really doesn't like the writing of Guardian Critic Caroline Sullivan.

Eric Clapton has announced a few changes to his band for shows in the U.S., U.K. and Europe.

ZZ Top and Jeff Beck will be teaming for a 2014 summer tour with the artists promising a lot of synergy.

Oprah Winfrey's OWN Network is producing a film on the life of singer Darlene Love and producers have selected Darlene Love for the title role.

Reckless Jane, a previously unheard track written by Nick Drake with musician and friend Beverley Martyn, has today been premiered with The Independent.

Steely Dan will once again be on the road this summer; however, only the first two dates have been announced.

Steve Hackett follows up his 2013 release Genesis Revisited: Live at Hammersmith with the new DVD Genesis Revisited: Live at the Royal Albert Hall out on June 30 in the U.K. (U.S. release TBD).

Aerosmith are about to head out on a US tour, if you can believe Joe Perry and his spray-can.

Lorde will showcase three-piece Canberra band Safia on her upcoming Australian tour.

Jack White has given fans an early preview of a brand new song titled ‘High Ball Stepper’.

Sydney's Jagwar Ma and Melbourne's Courtney Barnett are the sole Australian acts named to play Glastonbury 2014.

Marcia Hines 'Amazing' and Dan Sultan's 'Blackbird' are the major album releases for the week.