Bob Seger have set a new career record with a number 3 debut for his new album, Ride Out.

iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com this week serves up the controversial new Foo Fighters song 'Something From Nothing' next to the song it is accused of ripping off Dio's 'Holy Diver'.

Bob Seger's new album, Ride Out, has sold around 56,000 albums during it's opening week, good enough to put it at number 3 for the week.

Aretha Franklin's new album as well as The Flaming Lips take on Sgt Pepper leads the new music releases this week.

James Brown fans have a reason to rejoice. Universal has released seventeen rare Brown albums digitally on all of the major retailers and streaming sites.

The entire output of the supergroup Cream will be compiled in a new vinyl box set Cream: 1966 - 1972. The set is due in November.

Bette Midler has covered TLC's 'Waterfalls' for his first album in 8 years.

Taylor Swift has revealed the full tracklisting for her 5th album ‘1989’ via her Instagram account.

Slipknot could have the number one album in Australia by week's end. '5 The Grey Chapter' is one of the fastest selling albums in the country this week.

Coldplay will release a live DVD and CD sourced from various performances of the songs from Ghost Stories performed around the world, including a performance from Sydney.

U2’s spam stunt has hurt US sales.

39 people in Australia actually paid to download the U2 album ‘Songs Of Innocence’ last week.

Foo Fighters completed their week long residency on The Late Show With David Letterman performing their new song 'Something From Nothing'.

Triple J land their second No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart as “Like a Version Volume 10” debuts at the top this week, and fifty-one weeks ago (28-Oct-13) Volume 9 did the same thing by entering at the top of the ARIA Chart.

Ed Sheeran climbs to No.1 with his single “Thinking Out Loud” after two weeks of sitting in second position, plus the song also achieves ▲Platinum in sales this week.

Status Quo will strip back for their first unplugged album.

iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com features the brand new Foo Fighters, Pink Floyd, Neil Young and David Bowie this week.

Kylie Minogue has been revealed as the special guest vocalist on the new Flight Facilities track ‘Crave You’.

Bette Midler's upcoming album ‘It’s The Girls’ will be her first album of new music since her Christmas album of 2006 ‘Cool Yule’.

Foo Fighters have delivered ‘Something For Nothing’, the first song from their upcoming ‘Song Highways’ album.

Slipknot, The Church and Neil Diamond are three artists to look out for with new music this week.

Annie Lennox has released a video for her version of the Hoagy Carmichael classic ‘Georgia On My Mind’.

Ed Sheeran looks set to land his second No.1 single here in Australia this coming weekend as “Thinking Out Loud” looks set to climb to the top of the ARIA Singles chart.

Melbourne hard rock band Palace of the King have released a new video for ‘Deal With The Devil’ filmed at iconic St Kilda venue The Espy.

Noel Gallagher announced the completion and release date of the brand new Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds album, Chasing Yesterday on Sour Mash Records.

The video has been released for Glen Campbell's final recording, I'm Not Gonna Miss You.

Neil Young has premiered the ‘Who’s Gonna Stand Up?’ video, the first taste of his new album ‘Storytone’.

David Bowie’s brand new song ‘Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime) debuted on BB6 over the weekend on Guy Garvey of Elbow’s radio show ‘Guy Garvey’s Finest Hour’.

Robert Rigby, the man behind the platinum success of Russell Morris, has signed Paulini to iconic record label Decca for a new album.

The Zac Brown Band will release their first greatest hits record in November. The Zac Brown Band are one of America’s biggest selling acts and one of the few acts left who sell in the millions.