Major new titles coming this week from: Elbow, Reba McEntire, Mumford & Sons Live, Big Sean, Yo Gotti, Less than Jake, Dune Rats and the Disney Beauty & the Beast soundtrack.

On Thursday (February 2), NME announced Pet Shop Boys, the most successful duo in UK music history, as the recipients of the NME Godlike Genius Award.

The Black Sorrows have debuted the video for ‘Raise Your Hands’, the third single from the ‘Faithful Satellite’ album.

Bands have been throwing picks, drumsticks and other stage paraphernalia into crowds for years but a freak accident has led to a lawsuit against the drummer from Styx.

The Blackeyed Susans will release their first album in over a decade in March.

The always prolific Willie Nelson is about to release his 72nd studio album and, for the first time in three years, it contains original compositions.

Nickleback is putting the final touches on their ninth studio album, Feed The Machine. Look for the album on Friday, June 9 via BMG.

There's a lot of news from the Blondie front today as they announce a new album, single and tour.

Rihanna's upcoming appearance in Bates Motel has been teased in the first trailer for the show.

Superstar Beyonce has stunned fans by revealing she is pregnant with twins.

Lenny Kravitz picked through garbage on New York City sidewalks to furnish his first home.

Singer ZP Theart now has a steady job as Skid Row has made him a permanent member of the band.

When the Last Waltz 40 Tour was first announced, it was said that there would be special guests.

Singer Kesha has filed an amended counterclaim against Dr. Luke in their years-long abuse and contract lawsuit.

Reba McEntire put off releasing an album of gospel tunes for over four decades out of respect for her singer sister.

Bobby Freeman, who had major hits with Do You Wanna Dance and C'mon and Swim, has died at the age of 76.

Warner Music will release a second edition of The Glory Days Of Aussie Pub Rock.

Three Australian films and one from New Zealand will be screened at the SXSW Film Festival in Texas in March.

H.R., the frontman of the band Bad Brains, has revealed that he will be undergoing brain surgery in February.

The newly reformed Jet played their first show since 2010 in hometown Melbourne last night ahead of their first show with Bruce Springsteen this Thursday.

Bob Dylan will release a triple album of American standards titled ‘Triplicate’ in March.

There have been an outpouring of tributes to John Wetton, the singer and bassist for such bands as King Crimson, U.K. and Asia who died earlier today at the age of 67.

Drake's Los Angeles home was allegedly put up for sale by a hoaxer who had no connection with the rapper.

Pharrell Williams' wife Helen Lasichanh has reportedly given birth to triplets.

Music mogul Russell Simmons says he would rather see Kim Kardashian become President than the demagogue who got in.

British TV stars Dermot O'Leary and Emma Willis will host this year's Brit Awards, after Michael Buble pulled out to focus on his son's cancer battle.

UK rock legend John Wetton, lead singer of Asia and member of Roxy Music, Uriah Heep, King Crimson and Wishbone Ash, has died of cancer at age 67.

Eric Clapton has added a further four last shows ever to his previous four last shows ever.

Ed Sheeran has revealed the video for his new song ‘Shape of You’.

Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead has a released a 360° video of his rehearsal with the London Contemporary Orchestra.