One of the biggest tours in history, Roger Waters The Wall, has been turned into a documentary film and, on November 20, the soundtrack for that movie will be released by Columbia / Legacy.

We're only about fifteen hours into the fan voting on the nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and there are already clear cut leaders.

Glenn Hughes, nicknamed the ‘Voice of Rock’, has unveiled details of his new band that he has put together for his European and UK 2015 Solo tour. Alongside Hughes will be Pontus Engborg who has toured extensively with Hughes solo projects and ex-Whitesnake guitarist Doug Aldrich.

Joan Osborne's commercial breakthrough came in March 1995 when released the album 'Relish'.

The Spice Girls are in talks to tour with the Backstreet Boys.

Boy & Bear, Selena Gomez, Little May, The Ocean Party, City & Colour, Sol3 Mio, Reece Mastin, Toby Keith, Hurts, R. City, St. Germain, The Garden, Chris Hadfield, Alex G, Tom Jones and Art vs. Science lead the week's new music releases.

James Cruickshank, the guitarist for The Cruel Sea, has died after what friends on social media have said was a battle with cancer.

Johnny Cash has been inducted in the Music City Walk of Fame.

Taylor Swift has lengthy telephone conversations with her mum when she’s struggling from intense anxiety.

Grammy-nominated rock band Cage the Elephant announced their fourth studio album, Tell Me I’m Pretty, which will be released on 18th December 2015.

Robbie Williams wants to duet with Kylie Minogue again.

Two hundred people went to a book signing on Tuesday night at Good Records in Dallas to see former Alice Cooper Band member Dennis Dunaway. What they got was a historical event.

Danny Domroe, the founder of Perth based Australian touring company Bluehawk Presents has died.

Rod Stewart is desperate for The Faces to be invited to play at Glastonbury festival.

Gail Zappa, the widow of rock great Frank Zappa, has died at the age of 70.

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have been nominated for the Feature Film Score of the year for the 2015 Screen Music Awards.

Ross Wilson will take up lead singer duties when Skyhooks reforms for Rockwiz Live in Melbourne tonight.

Iggy Azalea"s new album will be called "Digital Distortion".

Billy Joe Royal, who had hits in the 60's like Down in the Boondocks and Cherry Hill Park and reemerged in the 80's with a series of country hits, died in his sleep on Tuesday at his home in North Carolina at the age of 73.

Mandy Moore believes investing money into women’s health “makes good sense” for the economy.

Country singer Miranda Lambert has hinted her divorce has inspired her to hit the studio.

Stevie Wonder is once again a single man.

Shania Twain has been forced to outright cancel two shows due to illness.

Janet Jackson has announced five UK tour dates.

Kanye West’s daughter North has completely changed his sound.

Duane McDonald, the man behind the Red Hot Summer and One Electric Day events, has a brand new music experience on the way – Legends In The Vines.

Courtney Barnett has been nominated for eight ARIA Awards with Hermitude and Vance Joy up for seven apiece.

Kanye West has praised Frank Ocean for combating homophobia in music.

Mini Mansions, the side project for Queens of the Stone Age bass player Michael Shuman, will play their own shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

Alex Lloyd has been announced as the special guest for Icehouse’s upcoming shows in Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra in 2016.