TIM and Apple announced a new partnership that allows customers to the Italian telco to have Apple Music included as part of their subscription plan. The three offers include TIM YOUNG & Music ...

Journey through six Celtic regions, as composer, conductor and two-time Billboard chart-topper Tim Janis performs his soothing new age instrumental music on stage with a stellar cast of musicians ...

Avicii’s 'Forever Yours - Tim’s 2016 Ibiza Version' is out now. It was first performed during Avicii’s final live performance in 2016.

Avicii's estate also released rare footage of the artist and friends listening to the demo version of the track.

Breaking Silence,' a documentary about the "At 17" singer-songwriter, has been acquired by Greenwich Entertainment ...

At 73, the singer-songwriter and queer icon's story gets the spotlight treatment in a new documentary winning festival raves ...

It’s easy to get tongue-tied when you’re on the phone talking to Janis Ian. This is the woman ... Even now, as she continues to release music despite her diagnosis, Ian can’t say where ...

Tim Waring, prime residential, GSC Grays. A pretty stone farmhouse a mile down a private track, next to open countryside, could be one person’s dream, yet others might consider such an enticing ...

Have you ever thought about how much knowledge kids lose on summer break? Well, turns out it’s a whole 2.5 months! This is one reason why I think that our country should have a shorter summer break.

He is an avid record collector and streaming music enthusiast. Credentials Ty was nominated for Best New Journalist at the Australian IT Journalism awards, but he has only ever won one thing.

Why do we discover new music if not to feel a little spark of ... but she is by no means ready to jump out of the saddle. This spring and summer, she brings the Album of the Year Grammy–winning ...

With a single comment on Monday, Trump set about converting Australian climate warriors into furious defenders of our previously planet-destroying metals and mining industries, writes Tim Blair.