Courtney Barnett, Keith Urban, Hiatus Kaiyote and Tame Impala have missed out on Grammy Awards for 2016.

Australian acts Tame Impala, Hiatus Kaiyote and Keith Urban has missed out of Grammy trophies at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

The Grammy Awards were held in Los Angeles today (Monday, 15 Feb 16).

A new version of Shane Howard’s Goanna classic ‘Solid Rock’ was the most played track on Australian rock radio last week.

Having a dick is as important as being in the male dominated music business. Only 11 of the Top 100 power brokers in the music industry are women, according to Billboard.

Melbourne St Kilda Festival can comfortably lay claim to generating the biggest music festival in Australia. Over 440,000 attended the festival on the weekend.

After the screening last Sunday night of the first of two parts for the TV mini-series “Molly”, the 3CD soundtrack set for the show leaps up eight places to land at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

For a third week in a row we have a new No.1 single atop the ARIA Singles Chart, with local EDM artist Flume with the newly crowned Gold (●) track “Never Be Like You” featuring vocals from Kai after holding at No.2 for the past two weeks.

One time Killing Heidi member Jesse Hooper is the new Head of Music at Collarts Music College in Melbourne.

The iHeartRadio app in Australia is now Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatible.

Tom Green knows Donald Trump personally. As a celebrity guest on The Celebrity Apprentice Green was fired by Trump. This week on iHeartRadio, Tom Green tells us what he thinks of potential President Trump ahead of his Australian tour.

Kanye West, Ronan Keating, Daughtry, Vince Gill, The Jezabels and the first of many “Vinyl” TV Soundtracks lead the week's new releases.

The seventh studio album for local singer/songwriter/ingénue Sia entitled “This is Acting” becomes her second consecutive album to debut at the top of the ARIA Albums chart.

Former One Direction member Zayn (Malick) takes his debut single “Pillowtalk” straight into the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles Chart this week, also landing at the top in England, Ireland and Scotland too.

Prince announced just yesterday he was coming to Australia. He will be here in just over a week and the venues are incredible.

Scott Carne can't recall if it was 1987 or 1988 when Kids In The Kitchen last played. Whatever, it will be 28 years at least since Kids In The Kitchen's last show when they reform for Pure Gold Live in May.

Elton John, Wiz Khalifa, Foxes, Majid Jordan, Dr. Dog, Lucinda Williams, Lion Babe, Eric Prydz and Luka Bloom all have new music releases this week.

The 11th Australian Music Prize (AMP) shortlist has been announced with the two big international successes of 2015 Courtney Barnett and Tame Impala obvious inclusions but not necessarily obvious frontrunners.

Primal Scream release their 11th studio album, ‘Chaosmosis’ March 18th on the band’s own First International label through Ignition Records.

One Direction, Adele, Little Mix, Andy Murray and Lewis Hamilton are a few UK celebrities who have been nominated for the 2016 Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards.

St Kilda Festival is after up and coming local talent to showcase at Australia’s largest free music festival.

The second album for local EDM act RuFuS becomes their second set to debut at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, as “Bloom” takes root at the No.1 spot this week.

The English producer and DJ known as Jonas Blue takes his cover of “Fast Car” featuring Dakota to the top of the ARIA Singles Chart this week, making it the first new No.1 single for 2016, and also Australia becomes the first country to make it a chart-topping song too.

Adam Lambert is all talk this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Bloc Party, Charlie Puth, St. Lucia, Dream Theater, Basement, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Turin Breaks, Your Friend and SIA lead this week's new music releases.

US conglomerate Live Nation and Sydney based Playbill are now the only two businesses being considered to take over Melbourne’s iconic Palais Theatre in St Kilda.

David Bowie producer Tony Visconti will deliver the keynote address at the SXSW music conference in Austin in March.

The Rubens 'Hoops' has topped this year's Triple J Hottest 100.

After last week’s David Bowie news, the music world was stunned by the death of Eagles founder Glenn Frey this week as well as Mott The Hoople’s Dale Griffin.

RuFuS, Suede, Megadeth, John Cale and the 2016 Grammy Nominees compilation lead the week's new music releases.