They Sydney World Music Chamber Orchestra is breaking with tradition to tackle the big questions of today.

Music director Rick Gerber is bringing the band out to play hits like Moonlight Serenade.

Sticky Carpet: Deep Purple still burning bright in Glenn Hughes.

Foo Fighters touring Australia in January 2018 with Weezer.

Former member of electronic trio Seekae, Alex Cameron is winning praise under his own name.

​Some of Australia's biggest music exports including Flume, Sia and Sheppard are helping drive a major growth in independent music sales.

Drake returns to Australia for five shows in November.

The King Street Crawl returns for a third year. Can it help kick Sydney's music scene up a gear?

A single night of inspiration at the piano led Neil Finn to the most complex album of his life. Michael Dwyer was a fly on the studio wall.

Director John Landis spoke about the music video when presenting a new 3D version in Venice.

US rapper Lil Wayne has reportedly been hospitalised in Chicago after suffering an epileptic seizure.

Sheer joy at Melbourne's Shir Madness Jewish Music Festival.

Pianist George Li played Rachmaninoff's Piano Concert No. 2 in C minor, Opus 18 with overarching musical concentration that engendered clarity of shape and melodic lines of expressively calibrated nuance.

Australian singer Paulini Curuenavuli has pleaded guilty in a western Sydney court to bribery charges.

After the record-breaking theatrics of her polarising comeback single, Taylor Swift has taken a more subtle approach to her latest release.

Walter Becker, the guitarist, bassist and co-founder of the rock duo Steely Dan, died on Sunday aged 67.

A torrential sound and furious energy ensured the New York saxophonist won't be quickly forgotten

Singer Isabella Manfredi's passion is the band's driving force as much as their retro stylings.

The Gold Coast singer-songwriter's gig at her favourite Sydney venue has been a long time coming.

British pop star Tom Jones is postponing the start of his U.S. tour, which was scheduled to begin on Wednesday, due to advice from doctors, the star posted on Twitter.

It was supposed to be a tour so low-key that she didn't even bring her guitar. Instead, US indie artist Colleen Green ended up in detention.

Melbourne's live music scene is changing to make it more accessible for the non-hearing community.

Ariana Grande fans are being urged to leave their bags and cameras at home ahead of the pop star's Australian tour.

Words and music, a special performance of Bruckner by the MSO.