There are few musicians who have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and whose appearance at Sydney's State Theatre goes virtually unnoticed.

Einaudi may have the following of a pop superstar, but on stage he prefers our focus to be on the music rather than the performers.

With hat in hand, and a bow so low his brow almost kissed the stage floor, James Taylor oozed warmth as he greeted his audience at Sydney's ICC.

Moby, electronic musician and Washington insider.

Guns N' Roses bring glitz, glamour, bloopers and AC/DC's Angus Young to the MCG.

Ed Sheeran has revealed how he manages to be so prolific in the songwriting department.

Rock band Guns N' Roses have been booed at their concert on Tuesday night after they greeted the MCG crowd as "Sydney".

Songs based on poems by Percy Bysshe Shelley, Lord Byron and Paul Verlaine feature in a recital by husband and wife duo Alan Hicks and Christina Wilson.

"Very unfair!" (flicks fringe).

A frequent recitalist and broadcaster, he was among the founders and early champions of Sydney's first classical music community radio station, 2 MBS-FM.

Brisbane's flame-haired powerhouse singer-songwriter Carol Lloyd – the woman who gave Australia the great 1970s rock song A Matter of Time – has died on Monday in Brisbane's Wesley Hospital.

Black lives matter, but maybe not quite as much as white English ones when it comes to the Grammy Awards on a night of triumph for an Englishwoman.

A list of winners from the 59th Grammy Awards in key categories.

Adele's do-over tribute to George Michael at the Grammys wasn't nearly as awkward as James Hetfield's microphone problems.

Australian electronic music producer Flume has taken out best electronic album at the 2017 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles for his second studio album, Skin. 

Beyonce v Adele, tributes to Prince and the Bee Gees, James Corden gags ... let the Grammys begin.

Pop superstar Beyonce has stunned audiences around the world with a hauntingly beautiful ode to black motherhood at the 59th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

Al Jarreau, the legendary jazz artist and seven-time Grammy winner, has died. He was 76.

The music superstars are nominated for three of the most coveted awards - album, record and song of the year.

Phillip Johnston creates contexts in which 12 gun improvisers can have their heads.

Suzi Quatro is back, for her 32nd tour here since she first played the Hordern Pavilion in 1974. And she has a message for young women in music.

The troubled music promoter has been foced to postpone his roots and reggae festival until November, following slow ticket sales.

Guns N' Roses are back to rock Melbourne almost a quarter century since their last unforgettable concert here at Calder Park.

Three artists with eight chances to win the music industry's best known award. Can the Australians do it? What it will mean to their careers if they can?