This week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com Suzanne Vega recalls stories of her Solitude Standing and 99.9 Degrees Fahrenheit albums ahead of her Australian tour in July and August for Lennard Promotions.

Patti Smith has added the Midnight Oil classic ‘Beds Are Burning’ to her current European tour.

Paul McCartney has previewed his upcoming album with two new songs ‘I Don’t Know’ and ‘Come On To Me’.

Harts will release two albums this year, a reminder of how prolific his mentor Prince also was.

New music distribution service GYROstream has launched in Australia.

In celebration of Public Image Ltd.’s (PiL) 40th Anniversary, Abramorama and Verisimilitude have released the first official trailer and poster of the new music documentary The Public Image Is Rotten. 

Rapper Meek Mill has been made to wait a little longer to find out if he will be granted a new trial over his decade-old drug and gun conviction.

Rapper Dr. Dre is reportedly working on a movie about late singer Marvin Gaye.

Lenny Kravitz is convinced he lost out on a role in hit TV show Big Little Lies because producers felt uneasy about casting a black actor as the villain.

Tommy Lee's son is offering to pay for his father to undergo "treatment" of his own after the rocker revealed he took care of Brandon Lee's rehab bill.

The Screaming Jets have curated a tasty list of Australian rock classics for the album ‘Gotcha Covered’.

Rose Tattoo will tour for the 40th anniversary of the classic ‘Rock N Roll Outlaw’ around Australia from September when they return from the European tour.

MTV Australia will resurrect the Unplugged template in Melbourne in July with Gang of Youths.

20-year old rapper Jahseh Onfoy (aka XXXTentacion) has been shot dead in Florida.

Kingwood have one more tour for 2018 (not counting their State of Origin II performance on June 24.