Elton John and husband David Furnish have accepted "significant" libel damages over a dog attack story published in a British newspaper.

Cher is in the Southern Hemisphere. The Here We Go Again tour started Friday night in Auckland and then after the Saturday show Cher took off to Giapo in Gore Street, Auckland for gelato.

Paul Simon has officially retired. Simon played the last show on his ‘Homeward Bound The Farewell Tour’ in Flushing Meadows Corona Park Flushing New York on Saturday night (22 September 2018).

ABC Managing Director Michelle Guthrie has been fired.

Secret Sounds have announced enough Falls Festival sideshows to keep you gigging all across New Years.

A man accused of sending violent threatening letters to Taylor Swift has been arrested in Texas.

Josh Groban has opened up about Katy Perry describing her as the "one who got away".

Sam Smith has been forced to cancel his latest set due to a "vocal emergency".

Rap superstar Drake has personally apologised to fans in Miami, Florida after having to cancel two weekend shows due to a serious illness.

Yoko Ono has released unseen footage from the Imagine album recording sessions featuring John Lennon and George Harrison in the studio working on the track ‘How Do You Sleep?”.

Chas Hodges, half of the iconic UK duo Chas & Dave, has died at the age of 74 after suffering from cancer.

Eminem holds for a third straight week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart with his tenth studio album "Kamikaze", remaining also at the summit in England, New Zealand (3rd week also) and Canada (2nd wk).

The former UK and Irish No.1 song for George Ezra entitled "Shotgun" blasts its way into the top spot in Australia for its first week at the summit of the ARIA Singles Chart.

The Beatles ‘The Beatles’ (aka The White Album) will be expanded for a new box set to mark its 50th anniversary in November.

Willie Nelson’s new covers album of Frank Sinatra songs is nothing new for Willie. Sinatra and Nelson go back a long way.

Billy Idol’s classic ‘Eyes Without A Face’ has been given a 21st-century make-over by Tropkillaz.

Chris Cornell will be honoured with a 64-track limited edition box set featuring 11 previously unreleased songs.

The Monkees are about to release their very first Christmas album.

“The system is broken. It’s going to take the young people to fix it this time. We need new ideas, new life…”, Prince.

Steve Perry has released a third video for the ‘Traces’ album. This one is for ‘We’re Still Here’.

Norah Jones has teamed up with Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy for her new song ‘A Song With No Name’.

In a brand new iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com Raymond McGinley of Teenage Fanclub explains why co-founder Gerard Love is leaving the band.

Bob Dylan will expand his iconic 'Blood On The Tracks' album wiht 'No Blood No Track', the 14th release in his bootleg series.

Major new titles coming this week from: Slash, The Paper Kites, The Story So Far, Voivod, Prince (Live), Josh Groban, Suede, Dead Letter Circus, Kid Rock (GH), Thundamentals, Villagers, Billy F. Gibbons, The Aints!, Macy Gray, St. Lucia and the new So Fresh compilation.

Jimmy Barnes called into Triple J’s breakfast show with Ben Harvey and Liam Stapleton and took Liam by surprise.

The Beatles' Let It Be movie is to be remastered and re-released for its 50th anniversary in 2020, according to Paul McCartney.

Dave Davies is previewing his ‘Decade’ album with another song ‘Same Old Blues’.

New Fleetwood Mac member Mike Campbell has assured Tom Petty fans the late rocker's backing band will regroup at some point.

Bryan Ferry has added a stack of dates for Europe starting 22 May after his previously announced two dates in South Africa, which makes it look a lot like Australia could be in the gap.

Todd McKenney will be P.T. Barnum when the Australian production of Barnum The Circus Musical debuts in Melbourne in April 2019.