Garbage front woman Shirley Manson has been selected by Britain's NME to receive this year's Icon Award.

The Hugh Jackman led soundtrack for "The Greatest Showman" remains for a fifth straight week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

The first new No.1 single for 2018 occurs this week as Drake's No.5 debut from last week "God's Plan" moves up four places to become his second No.1 song on the ARIA Singles Chart.

Victoria Beckham has confirmed reports a Spice Girls reunion is back on after posting a shot of the group online.

Dennis Edwards, who replaced David Ruffin in the Temptations in 1968 and stayed with them until 1977 along with a couple of stints in the 80's, had died in Chicago one day before his 75th birthday.

Justin Timberlake has recruited his baby son to feature on a song written in the little boy's honour.

Meghan Trainor was shaken when an eliminated wannabe on hit TV talent show The Four approached her and told her to be more thoughtful when criticising singers.

First images of the Roy Orbison hologram show have been revealed.

Neil Young has made a western and he will be launching it at SXSW.

Officials at the Parents Television Council have written an open letter to Justin Timberlake urging him to keep Sunday's (February 4) Super Bowl Half-Time show clean for family viewers.

Neil Portnow, President of the Recording Academy and head of the Grammy Awards, has aplogised for his poor choice of words in his speech at the Grammy Awards this week.

Scott Shriner of Weezer was at Noise11.com this week to talk about the history of his LA band for iHeartRadio.

Major new titles coming this week from: Justin Timberlake, Long Distance Calling, Shannon Noll, Simple Minds, Tim Hart, Newton Faulkner and the Ministry of Sound 2018 Annual.

Actor/singer Craig McLachlan is going after the ABC, Fairfax Media and fellow actor Christie Whelan-Browne for assassinating his career in what we be a very ugly legal battle.

Daltrey is taking The Who's Tommy on the road again but, this time, with a twist. He'll be performing with a local symphony orchestra in ten cities across the U.S.

Iron Maiden has had it with people counterfeiting their merchandise on-line.

Last July, rapper DMX was charged with 14 counts of tax fraud for unpaid taxes back to 2000 totaling $1.7 million.

Stone Temple Pilots have revealed a second song with their new lead singer Jeff Gutt.

NZ pop princess Lorde has picked up a Diamond certification for 10 million sales of her song ‘Royals’ in the USA.

Australia is being treated to a new music festival around the World Surf League Championship tour.

Dolly Parton was "knocked out" when she saw a picture of Adele dressed up as her on social media.

Sir Rosevelt, Zac Brown’s side-project, has written music for the new war drama ’12 Strong’.

Dan Sultan and Pete & Reg’s Dog Trumpet are two more acts added to Bluesfest this week.

Shania Twain will play her first shows in Australia since 1999 in November and December.

According to Elton John, he is retiring from the road but not before doing a three-year, 300 performance "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour.

Recording Academy president Neil Portnow has expressed his regret after suggesting female artists need to "step up" if they want to win more Grammy Awards.

Chuck Berry's widow has signed a deal to bring the rock pioneer's life story to the screen in a documentary and biopic.

Charli XCX took to Twitter on Monday night (29Jan18) to express her anger about the Recording Academy president's defence over the lack of female representation at the Grammy Awards.

Lorde has taken a full-page advert out in the New Zealand Herald newspaper to thank her fans for "believing in female musicians".

Quincy Jones has slammed Taylor Swift's music, describing her tracks as "hooks" rather than songs.