Paul McCartney was a guest on the Howard Stern radio show in New York last week and set the blame on The Beatles break-up with John Lennon.

Australian superstar Olivia Newton-John has confirmed she has been diagnosed with cancer for a third time as well as saying she kept the second time private.

The first annual Women in Music Awards will be held in Brisbane on 10 October 2018.

Paramore have announced they will no longer perform their breakthrough hit ‘Misery Business’ because of its controversial lyric (well, at least for “a long time”).

Drake and Meek Mill have put an end to their feud.

Actor Seth Rogen had been making plans to feature in Mac Miller's new music video just a week before the rapper's tragic death.

Elton John has started his four-year Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

David Crosby has announced his third album in two years is coming in October. The album follows ‘Lighthouse’ (2016) and ‘Sky Trails’ (2017).

Paul McCartney knows how to sell an album. He activated “promo mode” and has been tap-dancing ‘Egypt Station’ since the album release on Friday.

The tenth studio album for Eminem titled "Kamikaze" was a surprise release last week and it now enters the top of the ARIA Albums Chart to become his tenth No.1 album here (8 studios, one soundtrack and one best of).

It's a fourth consecutive week at No.1 for local singer and songwriter Dean Lewis with his track "Be Alright", which is now 2x▲Platinum in sales.

At iHeartRadio music news powered by Noise11.com this week we get a little bit country and a little bit Rock and Roll.

Mac Miller, the 26 year old American rapper, has been found dead in his home at age 26.

David Bowie’s Mario McNulty re-imagination of ‘Beat of Your Drum’ has surfaced ahead of McNulty’s ‘Never Let You Down’ edition due with the ‘Loving The Alien’ box in October.

R.E.M. will release a massive 9 disc box set of sessions, concerts and interviews conducted at the BBC.

Blink-182 have been forced to cancel their upcoming dates after drummer Travis Barker was diagnosed with blood clots in his arms.

Burt Reynolds, the iconic American actor who starred in ‘Smokey and the Bandit’, ‘Deliverance’ and ‘Boogie Nights’, has died at the age of 82 from a heart attack.

Major new titles coming this week from: Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Krisiun, Led Zeppelin (re-issue), Skeggs, Lenny Kravitz, MNEK, Macy Gray, Clutch, Neil Diamond (Live), Lior, Paul Carrack and Mogwai.

Dolores O’Riordan of The Cranberries died from drowning in a bath due to alcohol intoxication, the coroner has revealed.

Jimmy Barnes ‘Working Class Boy’ movie had had Australia’s biggest opening for a documentary since Michael Jackson’s ‘This Is It’ in 2009.

Expect a lot of activity from Killing Heidi soon after it was revealed the sibling act has signed up with Premier Artists.

Willie Nelson has recorded another version of Bob Dylan’s ‘Gotta Serve Somebody’ for the Muscle Shoals homage album.

Elvis Costello and the Imposters will release ‘Look Now’, their first album in 10 years, in October.

Pop star Halsey has revealed she'll appear as herself in Lady Gaga's acclaimed new film A Star Is Born.

Tim Minchin’s BACK Australian tour has almost doubled in size with 10 new shows announced today.

Dead Kennedys have added additional shows for Sydney and Melbourne after selling out their first gigs.

Cher has made a startling observation about Abba suggesting that Benny Anderson used Anna-Frida and Agnetha as instruments in the group.

Tony Joe White has cancelled his Australian tour due to back problems.

Lauryn Hill will bring her ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 20th Anniversary Tour’ to Australia in February with special guest Nas.

The new line-up of Fleetwood Mac with Neil Finn and Mike Campbell replacing Lindsay Buckingham has debuted via Ellen.