This is the second year for the BBC Music Awards which honors both British and International artists in just five categories.

Bruce Springsteen's multi-disc edition of his classic 1980 album The River will be out this Friday and, in advance of the release, a performance video has been posted of the singer and his E-Street Band performing Out in the Street.

Mariah Carey is in a New York City hospital fighting off a reportedly severe flu.

The Exploited are on their way to Australia via New Zealand with the tour kicking off in Christchurch this Friday.

Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings have added extra Sydney and Melbourne shows following sell-outs in both cities.

The Australian and New Zealand tour for celebrity thug Chris Brown has been cancelled.

50 Cent is developing a new TV comedy loosely based on what life is like as a member of his entourage.

Richie Ramone, The Ramones drummer from 1983 to 1987, will headline CherryRock016.

Stereophonics front man Kelly Jones caught up with Absolute Radio Breakfast Show host Christian O’Connell backstage at the bands intimate show for War Child and Absolute Radio.

The first 18 acts for the 8th annual The Hills Are Alive music festival in Gippsland has been announced with Bad//Dreems headlining the event.

Sinead O'Connor is begging her family to visit in her hospital less than 24 hours after she blasted them on social media.

Pop star Ariana Grande has cancelled four shows in December (15).

Drake is Spotify's most streamed artist of 2015.

Legendary guitarist, Joe Satriani, has just finished touring his 15th solo studio album, “Shockwave Supernova” to great acclaim. Music-News.com caught up with him on the red carpet at the Classic Rock Awards on 11th November 2015.

David Foster and his wife of four years, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Yolanda Foster have announced that they are getting divorced.

Cynthia Robinson, the vocalist and trumpeter for Sly and the Family Stone, died from cancer on November 23 at the age of 71.

Keith Richards claims he only branched out by himself because Mick Jagger went on an ego trip with his solo work.

There is really only one story when it comes to the U.S. record business this week and it has to do with a rather young artist, at least in the scope of this site, Adele. Her third album, 25, set a record by selling 3.38 million albums in its first week smashing the previous record of 2.42 million by N'SYNC for their 2000 album No Strings Attached.

Journey, the Doobie Brothers and Dave Mason will go on the road together next year with the San Francisco Fest 2016 Tour.

Adele has played down a rumoured feud with Phil Collins after he called her a "slippery fish" for opting not to write a song with him for her new album.

Pink's daughter Willow inspired her to join forces with UNICEF.

Mariah Carey is reportedly receiving $300,000 (£199,179) for a one-hour store appearance.

Graham Nash will release ‘This Path Tonight’, his first solo album in 14 years in April 2016.

Sam Smith has recommenced his Australian tour after cancelling due to a throat infection earlier this year. However, he isn’t performing his new James Bond song.

Lake City’s The New Low have recorded a cover of Adele’s ‘Hello’.

Coldplay debuted another new song this week, this time featuring special guest Beyoncé.

Baby Animals will reform with their original line-up in May to perform their debut album from start to finish.

Dean Ween is urging artists to cover Eagles of Death Metal songs and he has started the challenge by recording one himself.

Foy Vance has become the second signing to Ed Sheeran’s new label Gingerbread Man Records, following debut signing Jamie Lawson whose self-titled album went straight to No.1 last month.

Diana Ross proudly invited her actress daughter Tracee Ellis Ross to show off her singing skills during her concert in Las Vegas earlier this month (November 15).