They Might Be Giants are having their best year ever. When John Flansburgh and John Linnell formed They Might Be Giants in 1982 they never expected it to be their lifelong career.

In a brand new iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com there is a stack of new music from Paul McCartney, Paul Weller and Paul Kelly as well as new Australia sounds from Bob Evans, Kav Temperley and John Butler Trio.

“I’m Iggy Pop and I just ate a burger listening to Death Valley Girls,” says Iggy Pop, the punk rock legend at the end of the video for Death Valley Girls ‘Disaster’.

Paul Kelly has expanded his Melbourne based Making Gravy Christmas concert to include shows in Sydney and Brisbane this year.

Partridge Family star Danny Bonaduce is on a mission to add value to old Partridge Family albums. He is on a crusade sneaking around Record Stores and adding his moniker to old Partridge Family albums.

Aerosmith have confirmed reports of a Las Vegas residency by announcing the name of their 2019 run of shows.

Phil Collins is interested in a Genesis reunion with his teenage son on drums.

Britney Spears has been forced to hand over $100,000 (£78,800) to her ex-husband Kevin Federline to cover his legal costs as their child support dispute rumbles on.

Travis Scott is giving away $100,000 (£79,000) to his fans as a thank you for their support.

Charlie Puth halted his gig in Los Angeles on Tuesday to thank the doctors who helped him beat illness to make it on stage.

Stevie Wonder has paid a visit to his longtime friend Aretha Franklin at her home in Detroit, Michigan as she battles ill health.

Cardi B will open the MTV Video Music Awards in New York City on Monday night.

Melbourne’s Motor Ace will reform for shows to mark their 20th anniversary.

Courtney Barnett has released a limited edition vinyl of a rare Canadian find, Elyse Weinberg’s ‘Houses’.

The 11th annual Heart of St Kilda concert has another top shelf tine-up of talent for 2018.