Lily Allen has named her next album ‘No Shame’ and slipped out two new songs ‘Three’ and ‘Higher’.

Evelyn Ida Morris, the artist formerly known as Pikelet, has a new song ‘The Body Appears.

Jessica Mauboy will represent Australia at Eurovision once again this year with a brand new song ‘We Got Love’.

Tommy Lee is reportedly seeking a restraining order against his 21-year-old son Brandon.

It's now been just over a year since the last Ryan Adams album. That's not an extraordinary time for most artists but for Adams, who released eight studio albums between 2000 and 2005, that's an eternity.

Australian singer/songwriter Nick Cave has set four dates, two each in the Massachusetts area and New York, where he will take questions from the audience.

Sampa The Great was won the Australian Music Prize with her album ‘Birds and the Bee9’.

Glenn Richards of Augie March tells the stories behind the band’s new album ‘Bootikans’ this week. The album was the very last thing producer Tony Cohen worked on before he died.

Major new titles coming this week from: Judas Priest, Three Days Grace, Mia Dyson, David Byrne, What So Not, Albert Hammond Jr., Calum Scott, Ian Moss, Editors and Erasure.

Michael Bolton will return to Australia in June with the biggest band of all, an orchestra.

Ed Sheeran’s pop-up store has opened in the Fitzroy Campus of Collarts in Melbourne.

Neil Young will release one of his most sought after shows exclusively for Record Store Day.

Norwegian metal band Satyricon have put their Australian dates in April off until September 2018.

The surviving members of the Cranberries, Mike and Noel Hogan and Fergal Lawler, have announced that they are once again moving forward with two projects.

Before Tommy, Jesus Christ Superstar and Quadrophenia there was S.F. Sorrow, recognized as the first rock opera.

Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release Van Morrison's new 39th studio album, You're Driving Me Crazy, a musical collaboration with Hammond organ virtuoso and trumpet master Joey DeFrancesco, on Friday, April 27.

NME, one of Britain's most iconic music publications, will cease regular publication on Friday (March 9).

Cher has apologized for upsetting her LGBTQ fans by posing for a picture with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

Melbourne’s City Calm Down have commissioned a four-minute mini-movie for their song ‘Joan, I’m Disappearing’ ahead of the release of their second album ‘Echoes In Blue’ in April.

Billy Idol has remastered classic Idol albums for a reissue role-out as well as a compilation of his first band Generation X.

AC/DC have allowed their ‘Let There Be Rock’ classic ‘Whole Lotta Rosie’ to be used in a trailer for the reboot of ‘Rosanne’.

MC5 founder and guitarist Wayne Kramer has recruited some of his famous friends for a 50th anniversary MC5 tour he is calling MC50.

The Mavis’s are on mission from God, they are getting the band back together for a 20th anniversary tour to celebrate their ‘Pink Pills’ album.

Midnight Oil drummer Rob Hirst has dropped his new solo E.P. ‘Powerful Owls’ just a month after new music from Jim Moginie.

Tool have confirmed that they are in the studio recording a brand new album.

Usher and his wife Grace Miguel have split.

Mary J. Blige has reportedly reached a settlement with her estranged husband in their contentious divorce battle.

Once again, shock rockers Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson are joining forces for a major tour. They last were on the road together in 2012 with the "Twins of Evil Tour".

Richard Jones of Stereophonics is at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com talking about the longer, bigger Stereophonics setlist for their upcoming Australian tour.

No matter the awards show, there is always controversy surrounding the selections for the "In Memoriam" segment.