Firm ICM Unlimited has surveyed over 2,000 members of the British public and has found that the appetite for vinyl records continues to grow.

The vinyl resurgence is in full swing and Britain's Official Charts Company has released their list of the biggest selling vinyl singles and albums of the 2010's, so far.

Lee Kernaghan stays at No.1 for a third consecutive week with his album “Spirit of the ANZACS”.

Wiz Khalfia has the number one song in Australia.

The Rock The Granny petition has launched to persuade the AFL to present Australian artists for the pre-match entertainment at this year’s Grand Final in Melbourne.

Conrad Sewell and Jamie Lawson have recently completed an Australia tour with Ed Sheeran. This week on iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com, Jamie and Conrad drop by the Noise11 studios.

Melbourne singer songwriter Shelley Segal has christened her next EP ‘Strange Feeling’ and will launch the album with a series of dates in her hometown.

Jane Gazzo has completed her first hour in her new job at Triple M Melbourne squeezing 11 songs including three Australian artists into the playlist.

20 years after its debut Silverchair’s debut album ‘Frogstromp’ is back in the Australian Top 20.

Melbourne’s Courtney Barnett has the number one album this week on Billboard’s Alternative Album chart with her debut ‘Sometimes I Sit and Think, Sometimes I Just Sit’.

US DJ and producer Major Lazer (better known as Diplo) lands his first No.1 single in Australia this week, as his dance track “Lean On” featuring Danish singer M0 and French artist DJ Snake jumps up three places to land at the top of the ARIA Singles chart.

Lee Kernaghan remains for a second week at the top of the ARIA Albums chart with “Spirit of the ANZACS”, the album picking up a Gold sales certification this week too.

Brian Wilson, All Time Low, Hoodie Allen, While She Sleeps and Foo Fighters video album lead this week's new releases.

Australian music legends Brian Cadd and Joe Camilleri and promoter Michael Chugg are this weeks guests on iHeartRadio music news powered by Noise11.com.

Future Music Festival, Australia's electronic music festival, has been canned.

Jay-Z held a press conference on Monday to announce his new Tidal subscription music service.

Three female Australians, Courtney Barnett, Kylie Minogue and Sia, have albums in the UK Top 30 albums this week.

After debuting at No.2 last week Lee Kernaghan sees his new album “Spirit of the Anzacs” climbs up a place to land at No.1 this week, becoming not only the first chart topping album for Lee, but also his first ever album to climb in the second week on the charts.

LunchMoney Lewis keeps paying his “Bills” at the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles chart for a second week, with Australia still the only country to have placed it this high so far, it’s Top 15 in New Zealand (#14), Top 30 in The Netherlands (#25) and the song slightly climbed in the USA (95 to 93) this week.

A concert by the current configuration of Little River Band in Salem, North Carolina has been cancelled after the band allegedly demanded full payment up front from the venue.

Duran Duran have signed an international recording contract with Warner Brothers Records.

Californian singer songwriter Sean Kelly will perform at the Musexpo music industry conference in Hollywood in April.

Music educator Tim Dalton has joined ARIA Hall of Famer Joe Camilleri and Golden Guitar winner Amber Lawrence as an Ambassador for Record Store Day Australia.

After one week on the charts, Madonna 'Rebel Heart' has performed even worse than projected in the USA.

Death Cab for Cutie, Action Bronson, Madeon, Three Days Grace, Ringo Starr, The Prodigy and Van Morrison lead the week's new releases.

Melbourne singer songwriter Courtney Barnett is one of the recipients of the Grulke Prize awarded by SXSW.

Sia has taken home the APRA Song of the Year for the third time and A{RA Awards are also heading the way of Sheppard, Angus & Julia Stone, Gotye and Five Seconds Of Summer.

Musexpo has revealed the 2015 showcase acts scheduled to perform at S.I.R. Studios in Los Angeles in April.

London's Abbey Road Studios have announced their first foray into education with the launch of Abbey Road Institute launching in Sydney and Melbourne later this year.

The INXS mini-series has been nominated for six Logie Awards.