The Groovin’ The Moo line-up has been revealed with Grinspoon, Paul Kelly, Alex Lahey and The Amity Affliction from Australia paired with Royal Blood, Portugal The Man, Aminé and Duke Dumont from OS.

Ed Sheeran didn't stay up to see if he had won any prizes at the 2018 Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

The details of two new sexual assault allegations against rapper Nelly have been leaked, with one reportedly taking place last month.

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra gave Melbourne its most powerful shows this week AND they did it with a DJ.

The 2018 Grammy Awards have been announced with Bruno Mars taking away the coveted Record of the Year award.

It took an incredible 25 songwriters to write the five songs nominated for Grammy Song of the Year this year.

Hillsong may be the only Australian winners at the Grammy Awards this year. The Sydney based church group has won the award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song for ‘What A Beautiful Name’.

Shaggy is a last minute cancellation for RNB Vine Days starting in Australia this weekend. Blackstreet have replaced him.

The Apia Good Times Tour has gathered together Australia’s music royalty for the 2018 line-up.

US R’n’B group TLC left fans with a show in Melbourne last night, piking on their performance because of the heat.

The return of ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ works because the producers were smart enough to stick with the plot but modernise the music.

Radio City Music Hall was the site of last night's (January 26) MusiCares Person of the Year Gala honoring Fleetwood Mac.

Kendrick Lamar has claimed the top spot in Triple J's Hottest 100 of 2017.

The Country Music Awards of Australia winners have been announced with Shane Nicholson and Aleyce Simmonds named Male and Female Artists of the Year.

The film soundtrack for "The Greatest Showman" remains at the top of the ARIA Albums chart for a fourth straight week.

"Perfect" for Ed Sheeran has now spent two months at the top of the ARIA Singles chart, for an eight week stay.

Led Zeppelin's 2003 live album How the West Was Won is being re-released by Atlantic/Swan Song in a variety of formats including, for the first time, vinyl.

It is certainly starting to look like the end of an era. Just this week, we've learned that Neil Diamond has permanently halted touring due to Parkinson's disease, Slayer and Elton John have announced their final tours and Rush confirmed what people pretty much knew, that they are also done.

Jon Bon Jovi and French winemaker, Gérard Bertrand, have joined forces to launch a premium rosé wine label, Diving into Hampton Water, soon to be available in the US market.

Mike Shinoda has released three new songs. The ‘Post Traumatic E.P.’ is Shinoda’s first music since the death of his Linkin Park co-founder Chester Bennington.

Sarah Blasko, Shannon Noll, Keith Urban and Stonefield are just some Australian artists with new music and you can hear the songs at iHeartRadio music news powered by Noise11.com this week.

Australian music legend Russell Morris can now add AM after his name. Russell has been awarded the Order of Australia.

Major new titles coming this week from: Craig David, Tribualtion, Marmozets, Django Django, Machine Head and Turin Brakes.

LCD Soundsystem has cancelled their Australian and New Zealand tour. The tour was due to start in Perth on 12 February.

‘Murphy Brown’, the hit comedy starring Candice Bergen that aired for 10 seasons from 1988 to 1998, is returning for 13 more episodes.

Jack White is officially banning the use of cell phones at venues on his upcoming North American tour by forcing fans to lock their devices away in special pouches.

Hundreds of Neil Diamond fans have donated their ticket refunds to Parkinson's disease research, after Diamond announced he has been diagnosed with the condition.

Sir Elton John is hanging up his tour clothes after one big farewell trek.

The Fall frontman Mark E. Smith is dead at age 60.

Sting and Shaggy are a team. They will release a song together titled 'Don't Make Me Wait'.