rock rockOasis Revisit ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory’ for 30th Anniversary Oasis have announced a 30th anniversary edition of their landmark album '(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?'.
Indie IndieSalarymen Announce Debut Album ‘Take It or Leave It’ Salarymen, aka Renee de la Motte and Thomas Eagleton, have announced a debut album along with a new single releasing Friday.
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Live Music Live MusicThe Hives Announce Special Guests for Australian Tour Swedish garage rock favourites The Hives have confirmed the local acts joining them on their upcoming Australian tour.
More MoreJury Reaches Partial Verdict in Sean Combs Trial The jury in Sean Combs’ sex trafficking and racketeering trial has reached verdicts on four of five charges but remains deadlocked on one.
Classic Rock Classic RockCold Chisel Mark 50th Anniversary With ‘Big Five-0’ Vinyl & DVD Cold Chisel have announced a live album and behind-the-scenes film capturing their sold-out anniversary show in Melbourne.
More MoreDon’t Ask Keith Urban Invasive Questions About Nicole Kidman’s Sex Scenes Keith Urban abruptly exited an interview on the radio when questioned about Nicole Kidman performing intimate scenes with other actors.
Pop PopWidespread Issues Reported with Lorde’s ‘Virgin’ CDs The eco-friendly and aesthetically pleasing alternative 'Virgin' CDs have left numerous fans frustrated and disappointed.
More More‘We Are Being Targeted’: Bob Vylan Speak Out After Glastonbury Set Backlash Following their Glastonbury performance, Bob Vylan had their US visas revoked ahead of their planned North American tour.
Live Music Live MusicKaty Perry Cries at End of Australia Tour After Orlando Bloom Split "Thank you for always being there for me, Australia. It means the world," Katy Perry told the crowd in Adelaide.
Metal MetalCrossfaith Drop Guitarist and Cancel All Upcoming Shows After Misconduct Allegations Japanese metal bands Crossfaith and Knosis have removed guitarist Daiki Koide after allegations he inappropriately messaged a minor.
