Don Burrows 3CD ‘Babinda Trilogy’ has been made available again for the first time in 25 years through Robert Rigby’s Ambition label.

Casey Barnes is the latest artist to join Social Family Records for his second album ‘Live As One’.

Before Jon English died in March he was working on ‘History’, a special vinyl edition of his greatest hits.

Imany ‘Don’t Be So Shy’ has remained the most Shazamed song in Australia for a third week but Illy ‘Papercuts’ is catching up.

Drake ‘One Dance’ is still the most listened to song in Australia this week.

Flume must have had another Tesla payment due so he has raised some revenue by dropping the price of his ‘Skin’ album to $9.99.

Cold Water, Major Lazer’s collaboration with Justin Bieber and MØ, has slipped in front of Illy’s ‘Papercuts’ as the biggest selling song in Australia.

Korn will release their first album in five years in October. ‘The Serenity of Suffering' will be the 12th album for the band.

Music legend Leon Russell is in hospital in Nashville after suffering a heart attack this week.

Sting has had a lot of projects over the last seventeen years but one of them was not an album of rock and pop music.

The Voice Australia winner Alfie Arcuri’s ‘Cruel’ has dropped out of the Top 200 less than two weeks after being showcased to 1.2 million television viewers.

Billy Clyro’s James Johnston is this week’s special guest at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Major new titles coming out this week include: Human Nature, MSTRKRFT, Periphery, Witherscape and Crown the Empire.

Two giants of guitar, Jeff Beck and Buddy Guy, opened their tour on Tuesday night at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY.

2016 marks the return of one of heavy rock’s most unique, revered and fearless bands of the last three decades, Opeth. Over the years, the experimental, prog veterans have continuously reinvented themselves, pushing the boundaries of their craft and expectations of fans and critics alike. Opeth's twelfth album, Sorceress, will be released on September 30.

Glenn Shorrock has completed work on what is only his second ever solo album ‘Rise Again’.

Led Zeppelin is about to give fans even more of their performances on the BBC.

For the first time since it was released on vinyl in 1977, The Beatles: Live at the Hollywood Bowl is about to be released in an expanded version by Apple Corps, Ltd.

Barbra Streisand has chosen actors, not singers, to duet with on her next album 'Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway'.

Former Silverchair drummer Ben Gillies has signed a deal with Golden Robot Records.

Members of Rage Against The Machine, Public Enemy and Cypress Hill have formed the collective Prophets of Rage to “make America rage again”.

Jack White’s latest discovery is right out of Nashville.

Imany ‘Don’t Be Shy’ is the song more Australians are Shazaming for a second week.

It's been just under sixteen years since the debut album for Australian dance/hip-hop/remix act The Avalanches was released, but this week their second long-coming album entitled "Wildflower" debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Courteney Cox has directed her daughter Coco Arquette in a music video for musician friend Foy Vance.

Adelaide’s The Winter Gypsy are heading to the east coast for shows in Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney before returning home of one last show.

The Avalanches ‘Wildflower’ has had first week showing at no 10 in the UK and will enter the US chart in the lower end of the Top 40 albums this week.

‘Cruel’, the Voice winner Alfie Arcuri’s showcase song, has failed to make the ARIA Top 40 Singles.

Good Charlotte’s first album in 6 years ‘Youth Authority’ is Australia’s fastest selling album at the start of a new chart week.

The Veronicas ‘In My Blood’ remained the top selling song in Australia this week but that is all about to change.