Colin Hay, formerly of Men at Work, is bringing his Finding My Dance Tour to the U.S. after a run of more than twenty dates in Australia.

Barbra Streisand's next project will return her to the director's chair.

You Am I will mark their 20th anniversary with the re-release of their first three albums.

America today is mourning the death of one of its first teen stars, Annette Funicello.

Music photographer Ian Laidlaw covered Bluesfest for Noise11 and captured the moment for the artists as they performed at Australia’s most loved music festival.

Davey Lane will head out on the road with Todd Rundgren on Todd’s upcoming Australian tour.

Friends of producer, engineer Andy Johns have been tweeting their respects for Andy who passed away today at age 61.

Alison Moyet will launch her new album the minutes, with a special, one-off gig at London's Bush Hall on Thursday, April 18.

A first trailer has been released for the crazy road movie "Believe the Magic".

A.J. McLean has admitted to getting a hair transplant.

Burt Bacharach needs little introduction. In a landmark 50+ year run on the charts, Bacharach's music continues to set industry records and creative standards.

Michael Jackson's eldest son Prince has been linked to a princess.

Big Country are back this coming Tuesday with their eighth studio album and first since 1999, The Journey.

Producer/engineer Andy Johns, who worked on classic albums like Led Zeppelin IV and the Rolling Stones ‘Exile On Main Street’, has died. He was 61.

The Logie Awards, what a complete waste of time that was.

Aussie bass player Neil Smith, a one-time member of AC/DC and Rose Tattoo, has lost his battle with cancer.

The Whitlams will once again get orchestrated for their next round of shows starting in June.

Paul McCartney has added to two more dates to for his Out There tour with Tulsa and Washington scoring the new dates.

The National played nine new songs, many for the first time, at their first show on 2013 in Berlin this week.

Research into 40 years of changes in the music industry by digitalmusicnews.com shows that the music industry has been in a constant state of change.

The Lumineers were given a big shot of “mainstream” this week when their song ‘Ho Hey’ was featured in the TV series ‘Nashville’.

The departure of Richie Sambora from Bon Jovi is the fault of Jon Bon Jovi’s wife Dorothea, the New York Post reports.

English metalcore band Bring Me the Horizon take their fourth album “Sempiternal” into the No.1 spot in Australia, their second such occurrence, as their October 2010 set “There is a Hell, Believe Me I’ve Seen it…” debuted at the top, with Australia being the only country in the world so far to give the band ANY No.1 albums.

Passenger spends a second week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with his track “Let Her Go”.

Black Sabbath has released a thirty second video that highlights the artwork for their new album, 13, along with a short snippet of music presumably from that release.

Yoko Ono will perform the John & Yoko ‘Double Fantasy’ album at the upcoming Meltdown Festival in London.

The four members of Crazy Horse, Neil Young, Frank Sampedro, Ralph Molina and Billy Talbot, have signed a guitar for SLAM to auction.

After 45 years in the music business Russell Morris has scored his first ever Top 10 album with ‘Sharkmouth’. The album will land at number 10 on the ARIA chart on Sunday.

Cheap Trick will perform the entire original set from their famed Budokan concert on their upcoming tour of the USA.

Fleetwood Mac have debuted a brand new song called 'Sad Angel' on their current tour.