Tyler Jenke

Melbourne's premier music conference, Face The Music, has announced its first round of speakers for 2017, with some big names on the lineup.

The Beastie Boys are famously against using their music in ads, but have allowed a classic cut of theirs to be used in the trailer for a new video game.

Legendary music magazine Rolling Stone turns 50 in November, but its founder has decided it's time for the influential publication to be sold.

Kelly Clarkson has admitted her decision to not receive a co-writing credit for a song she wrote with controversial producer Dr. Luke cost her millions.

OurMine have hacked Vevo, releasing 3.12TB of files online after being disrespected by an employee of the video-hosting company.

YouTube have announced some big updates recently, including a new sharing feature which makes the service appear to be more like Facebook.

For any struggling artist out there, one of the most useful things that can happen in their career is to be given a music grant. This sudden cash injection can almost instantly make the impossible…

Twitter is updating its Terms of Service, and many people feel that content creators are getting a raw deal. But the 'new' terms aren't really all that new.

The North Byron Parklands has today announced it is to remain as the home of Splendour In The Grass & Falls Festival for at least the next 20 months.

The Australia Council for the Arts have today handed out $6.1m worth of grants to some of Australian music's best and brightest.

Ticketmaster launched their Verified Fan service earlier this year. Now, the Live Nation CEO has announced it has a 90% success rate at blocking bots.

Warner Music Group has reached a licensing deal with Apple Music that will allow its artists to appear on the popular streaming service.