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"We’d love to see other states follow Victoria’s lead so fans everywhere get a fair go," said the band's management.

Robert Taylor was one of the last remaining members of the group’s classic 1970s line-up.

"We wanted to do something that wasn’t just loud — but meaningful,” explains Sarah McLeod.

"The new signings reflect the company’s ambition to become a diverse and eclectic music company," explains COO Craig Redfearn.

"Change is created when, one at a time, people resolve to keep fighting, support each other and talk about their frustrations along the way," writes AWMA's Vicki Gordon.

"The Government does absolutely piss-all for the arts industry in general," Fanning stated.

"Her unmistakable voice and radiant spirit touched the lives of countless fans and immeasurably enriched the Grateful Dead family."

Five music legends come together to put Australian music on the commercial agenda.

Oasis have shared a clip of 'D'You Know What I Mean?' from their first Melbourne show last week.

As Metallica launch their Australian tour, and Megadeth prepare their final album, Slayer's Kerry King has shared his opinion on the thrash metal icons.

“I have no problem singing, it’s the stress of everything else," explained vocalist Paul Rodgers. "Thanks for understanding."

“I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved together over the past three years, particularly during this transformative period for our Australia and New Zealand operations," Picken said in a statement.