Lady Gaga has arrived in Australia and called up WSFM Sydney this morning to talk to Jonesy and Amanda.

Jersey Boys creator and The Four Seasons founder and songwriter Bob Gaudio tells his story this week on iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com.

Bob Seger will release his next album Ride Out October.

Adelaide’s Hilltop Hoods land their fourth consecutive No.1 album this week as their seventh studio album “Walking Under Stars” comes in at the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week.

Meghan Trainor holds for a second week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart with “All About that Bass”.

Annie Lennox has recorded an album of classics from the 1930s and 1940s covering songs from greats such as Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday.

Historic footage of Rose Tattoo performing The Rolling Stones ‘Street Fighting Man’ has been discovered and released to mark Alberts 50th anniversary.

Michael Jackson's new 'A Place With No Name' video was made by Sam Bayer, the director who created the 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' clip for Nirvana.

Shihad, Kimbra, and the soundtrack for ‘Get on Up – The James Brown Story’ are the hot new music releases this week.

Barbra Streisand will go down the duets road again on September 16 with the release of Partners.

Daft Punk has finally released their album Human After All (Remixes) worldwide after it only being a Japanese release for the last eight years.

Blue Suede, Norman Greenbaum, Redbone, the Runaways, the Raspberries and Rupert Holmes are all back at number 1 on the U.S. Albums chart.

Hilltop Hoods looks certain to have the number one album this week in Australia while Meghan Trainor should repeat her top singles spot.

James Reyne has released his 2CD compilation ‘The Anthology’ and has set dates for Victoria and New South Wales over September and October to play the hits live.

Jac Stone will release her new EP Bones in September.

iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com this week features the story of one of Australia’s greatest record labels Albert Productions told by David Albert.

The Foo Fighters Sonic Highways, is coming in November.

Morrissey is without a record label just four weeks after the release of 'World Peace is None of Your Business'.

Angus & Julia Stone become the second Australian duo to land two No.1 albums (the other was Savage Garden), as their self-titled third album debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week.

Meghan Trainor has the number one song in Australia.

Smokey Robinson has recorded a new version of 'The Way You Do The Things You Do' with CeeLo Green.

The Hilltop Hoods and Richard Clapton, as well as The Gaslight Anthem & some of Pink Floyd’s back catalogue lead this week's new music releases.

Angus and Julia Stone look set to top album chart this week while Paloma Faith is safe with no 1 single.

Bluejuice have released the last of their new music as they prepare to break-up after the next tour.

John Butler is using the storyboard of a schoolyard bully to tell a broader story in his new video ‘How Do You Sleep At Night’.

Manfred Mann's first album in ten years, Lone Arranger, will be released on October 17 in Europe and October 20 in the U.K.

Marianne Faithfull has released the first single from her upcoming album Give My Love to London (September 29).

Stevie Nicks album, 24 Karat Gold: Songs From the Vault is Nicks' first new album in three years and contains music originally written by Nicks between 1969 and 1987 along with one song each from 1994 and 1995.

Tom Petty and Eric Clapton will have the top two albums in America this week.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11 this week features interviews with Lily Allen and Richard Clapton.