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Bruce Springsteen has postponed all September shows under doctors orders as he is treated for peptic ulcer disease.

The Mark of Cain have postponed three of their ‘Ill At Ease’ live tour dates following a road cycling accident by bass player Kim Scott.

U2 will miss drummer Larry Mullen Jr when they start their Las Vegas residency without him behind the kit.

Rancid have a video for the track ‘Live Forever’ from the new album ‘Tomorrow Never Comes’.

Bjork has shared another preview of her upcoming album ‘Fossora’ with a video for ‘Victimhood’.

To say that Nirvana’s third and ultimately final studio album In Utero was one of the most impactful records of the modern era would be an understatement.

Extreme are back in Australia for what is only their third ever Australian tour. Extreme first toured Australia in 1993 and then not again until 2018. That may seem infrequent but then again so are the albums. There have only been six Extreme albums in 35 years.

Seal feels “lucky” that he was able to “sing his way out of poverty”.

Living Colour are back in Australia for the first time since 2018 and their song of choice to open the first show of the Australian tour was Led Zeppelin’s classic ‘Rock and Roll’.

Smash Mouth singer Steve Harwell has died of liver failure at age 56, his manager has announced.

Steve Harwell, the lead singer for Smash Mouth, has days to live according to his manager Robert Hayes.

Kylie Minogue’s upcoming album, ‘Tension’, was recorded in a fancy Airbnb.

Travis Barker has rushed home from his Blink-182 tour due to an “urgent family matter”.

Paul Kelly has released a new song asking ‘If Not Now’ for the Yes campaign for the Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia in October.

The fifth album for Powderfinger “Vulture Street” returns to the chart at #1 this week as a deluxe 20th Anniversary Edition.

The members of Disturbed in their hometown on Tinley Park, Chicago with the Key to the City.

Nuno Bettencourt says Extreme are faced with a good problem to have being that the audience is loving the new music, but still wants to hear the old live. It means the band has to think hard about the setlist.

The Chemical Brothers will be back in Australia on February and March 2024 for shows in Brisbane and Sydney as well as A Day On The Green for Victoria in Geelong.