On September 3rd 1990, one of the greatest and most loved pop albums, George Michael's Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1, was released. 25 years later Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1, still delights and dazzles.

Duran Duran's John Taylor joins Noise11.com at iHeartRadio this week and the word is a Duran Duran Australian tour for 2016 is in the planning stages.

Lady Gaga turned up to shoot her American Horror Story foursome with 'diamond pasties and a Band-Aid on her hoo-ha'.

Five Finger Death Punch, Iron Maiden, The Arcs, James Blunt (GH), Oh Wonder, Against Me!, In Flames, Troye Sivan, The Beards, Thirsty Merc and Regurgitator (live) lead the weeks new releases.

Simply Red will return to Australia for dates in February 2016.

Janet Jackson is in for a challenge for her comeback album 'Unbreakable'. The first single 'No Sleeep' stiffed and that doesn't sit well for the album.

Justin Bieber has explained why he cried at the MTV VMAs on Sunday.

Retired music exec, producer, songwriter Jack Ponti has sent an open letter to Dave Grohl asking if he has the Dave’s the right the wrongs of the current music business.

Mark Ronson will reportedly host his 40th birthday party on a posh 100-acre estate.

The 'Eric Clapton: Live at the Royal Albert Hall – Slowhand at 70' will screen in cinemas worldwide from 14 September.

Take That, The Chemical Brothers, The Weeknd, James Bay and Leon Bridges join Apple Music Festival line-up.

The first two album in the Phil Collins Take A Look At Me Now reissue series 'Face Value' and 'Both Sides' will be released in November.

Garbage has announced they will release a special 20th Anniversary Edition of their self-titled album in celebration of its historical debut.

Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger have split.

Thirty years after their historic and record breaking opening night performance at the very first Rock in Rio festival in January 1985, Queen are to return to top the bill for the opening of this year's 30th Anniversary festival, performing with Adam Lambert as main stage headliners Friday, September 18.

Janet Jackson opened her Unbreakable World Tour on Monday night at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC with a hits heavy set of 32 songs.

Could it be the end of live performing for Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister?

Live performances in Australia in 2014 have contributed $1.51 billion to the economy, a study by Live Performance Australia (LPA) has found.

Don Henley gave his first live preview of his upcoming album, Cass County, in an 18-song show at the Moody Theater in Austin, TX, a performance that was taped for a future edition of Austin City Limits.

Tom Jones will release 'Long Lost Suitcase' - the third in a trilogy of albums, following 2010's Praise & Blame and Spirit In The Room in 2012.

The Runaways' Jackie Fuchs, who came out with allegations of being raped by the band's manage Kim Fowley in the mid-70's, has criticized Chrissie Hynde for comments she has made about who is to blame in some cases of rape.

The Melbourne Music Bank shortlist has been announced with 12 finalists moving on to compete for this year’s prize.

Australian singer songwriter Paul Kelly has recorded an Archie Roach classic with Australia’s international success of 2015 Courtney Barnett.

Hunters & Collectors have released the 40 track 'Anthology' album spanning the band's entire career for the very first time.

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia includes a speech by Robert Menzies, the vegemite jingle and even the sound of a Lyrebird as well as songs by Men At Work, Kylie Minogue and Cold Chisel but it does not include the historic classic ‘I Was Only 19’ by Redgum.

KIIS broadcaster Kyle Sandilands did not breach broadcasting standards when he called Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce “a wanker” on air.

Mercury Rev have unveiled a visually arresting video to "Are You Ready?" from the upcoming 'The Light In You' album.

Adele has reportedly been offered $AU1,638,000 per night to perform in Las Vegas.

Ne-Yo is reportedly married and expecting a child with Instagram model Crystal Renay.

Jerry Seinfeld has made an average of $30,000 for every line he delivered in his hit TV sitcom ‘Seinfeld’.