Swedish metal band Truckfighters will kick off their Australian tour in Brisbane this week.

Hip-hop star Ty Dolla $ign wants you in his next video and he has set up the program for you to upload your photo to make a cameo in his next video.

Common and John Legend gave won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song for ‘Glory’ from the movie Selma.

Melbourne’s The Smith Street Band have gotten straight to the punch (literally) with a brand new song for Australia’s Prime Minister Tony Abbott titled ‘Wipe That Shit-Eating Grin Off Your Punchable Face’.

Sam Smith ‘In The Lonely Hour’ is once again the number one album in the UK.

Pond have kicked off 2015 with a brand new song ‘Zond’.

The Sony Walkman is back and ready to shake up Neil Young’s entry into the audio device with its Hi-Res Audio sound.

David and Lisa Campbell are parents again after the arrival of William David and Elizabeth Ann Campbell on the weekend.

Colin Hay will return to Australia for shows in April and May.

The Foo Fighters have performed their very first show of 2015 with an all-star cast including Alice Cooper, Paul Stanley of Kiss, David Lee Roth, Lemmy from Motorhead Tenacious D and Zakk Wylde at The Forum in Los Angeles.

Dr Dre was the highest paid music person of 2014 earning almost $20 per second.

Californian singer songwriter Sean Kelly has started the year as an artist to watch in 2015.

Elvis Presley would have turned 80 in this past week and a man who knew him well and considered him one of his closest friends was Engelbert Humperdinck.

Katy Perry has announced that she will be perform at the Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Show and Lenny Kravitz will be joining her.

Metallica’s Kirk Hammett will host his second annual Kirk Von Hammett Fear FestEvil in San Jose in April.

Sydney singer songwriter Perry Keyes will release his 4th and 5th studio albums during 2015.

Chuck Berry's entire recording career will be released as the 16 disc set'Rock And Roll Music - Any Old Way You Choose It - The Complete Studio Recordings ... Plus!'.

Darren Partington, a DJ in the British electronic band 808 State, has been sentenced in Manchester Crown Court to 18 months in prison for selling heroin and crack cocaine.

Curtis Lee, who went to the top ten in 1961 with Pretty Little Angel Eyes, died on Thursday while visiting doctors in San Diego. The Yuma, Arizona resident was there for a consultation on the cancer that he had been battling for some time. He was 75.

Charli XCX has teamed up with Rita Ora for her new song ‘Doing It’.

“1989” by Taylor Swift retains its No.1 position for a sixth non-consecutive week on the ARIA Albums Chart, plus it’s the second two-week run the album has achieved since it initially debuted at the top the weeks of the 3rd and 10th of November, 2014.

Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars are at the top of the ARIA Singles chart for a fifth consecutive week with “Uptown Funk”.

Paul McCartney's song 'Hope For The Future' which was released digitally in December will be released physically on 180-gram 12' vinyl next week. The song was written by Paul for the record-breaking video game 'Destiny'.

A pending lawsuit brought by the group Van Halen against drummer Alex Van Halen's ex-wife, Kelly, has been dropped.

Willie "Popsy" Dixon, the drummer, singer and "brother-in-spirt" in the Holmes Brothers, died on Friday after recently being diagnosed with stage four bladder cancer. He was 72.

Malcolm Young was hit with a trio of health crisis after AC/DC finished their Black Ice world tour.

The non-original Little River Band will no longer appear on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Monday.

Veteran Australian actor Rod Taylor has died at his home in Los Angeles, just a few days short of his 85th birthday.

Eddie Murphy is trying out a little reggae with his new song ‘Oh Jah Jah’.

Following on from the announcement about the forthcoming new of Montreal album, the band have unveiled a new track in form of 'Empyrean Abattoir'.