Gnash and Olivia O’Brien barely hold onto the top spot on the ARIA Singles chart for a second week with the now Gold (●) selling track “I Hate U, I Love U”.

Aussie soul legend Doug Parkinson recalls stories of the past and his current Joe Cocker show this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Dami Im, A$AP Ferg, John Williamson, Blue Man Group, Paul Kelly, Patrizio Buanne, Paul Young, Josh Kelley and Oxford & Co lead this week's new releases.

Garbage will release their next album 'Strange Little Birds' on their own label STUNVOLUME.

The Monkees will release their first new album in twenty years on May 27 (vinyl on July 1) with the Adam Schlesinger produced Good Times.

GANGgajang will perform a series of shows around Australia moving into Melbourne this month in support of their new song ‘Circles In The Sand’.

Broods have a new song ‘Free’ and they are coming to Australia to play it live.

The Traveling Wilburys will be making a bit of a comeback in 2016 courtesy of a new agreement with Concord Bicycle Music.

James Blake will release his third album ‘Radio Silence’ soon. ‘Timeless’ is the second song you get to hear.

Paul Dempsey will release his second solo album ‘Strange Loop’ in May.

The Findlay sisters known as Stonefield have delivered ‘Stranger’ the first sampler from their upcoming second album due later this year.

US alt-metal act Deftones see their eighth studio album “Gore” become their first No.1 album in Australia, plus the set also debuted at the top in New Zealand, becoming the bands first number ones for an album anywhere in the world.

US artist Gnash along with vocalist Olivia O’Brien jump into the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles chart this week with “I Hate U, I Love U”, taken from the Gnash EP ‘us’, and giving the song not only its first charting around the world, but now his first ever No.1 song anywhere on the planet.

San Francisco pre-punk band The Flamin’ Groovies are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year with a new song ‘Crazy Macy’.

Record Store Day has arrived in Australia with a full day of in-stores, special releases and treats all day in music stores across the country.

Allen Toussaint’s final recordings will be released as ‘American Tunes’ in June.

Singer, songwriter, photographer, activist, environmentalist Graham Nash is counted amongst the greatest music minds of all time.

In 1981, former Ted Nugent guitarist Derek St. Holmes got together with Brad Whitford, who had recently left Aerosmith, to record an album as Whitford/St. Holmes.

Graham Nash's first solo album in 14 years along with Marina Prior & Mark Vincent, Wild Belle, Sturgill Simpson, PJ Harvey, Andre Rieu, Santana, Mirusia, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros and the Eurovision 2016 album lead this week's new music releases.

This Friday (April 15), Purple Pyramid records will be releasing a new collection of performances by legendary Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman.

Cheap Trick’s former drummer Bun E. Carlos will release his solo album ‘Greetings From Bunezuela’ in June.

Gil Matthews’ Aztec Records latest reissue is the classic 1974 Ayers Rock debut album ‘Big Red Rock’.

ABC have recorded a sequel to their classic ‘The Lexicon of Love’ after 34 years.

Drake will release ‘View From The 6’, the first of three new albums, on April 29.

Mark Seymour will record his new album ‘Roll Back The Stone’ live over two days at Bakehouse Studios and is inviting fans to support the recording by watching the creation of the album as it happens.

Vincey is the new moniker for Vincent Girrusso of Melbourne’s Underground Lovers.

The Jezabels will release coloured vinyl limited edition pressings of their first three EPs for Record Store Day this weekend.

‘It Just Happens’ is your introduction to Roxette’s 10th album ‘Good Karma'.

The Temper Trap have released ‘Fall Together’, a taster for their upcoming album ‘Thick As Thieves’.

Eric Clapton is back working with producer Glyn Johns for his latest album ‘I Still Do’.