Deadmau5 has married his long term girlfriend Kelly Fedoni on Saturday (12Aug17).

Grammy Award winner Neil Diamond is celebrating his unparalleled career spanning 50 years with his current 50 Year Anniversary World Tour, and when the music icon performs the final U.S. show of the tour at the Fabulous Forum on Saturday, August 12, it will mark the 35th concert at the Forum for the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, the most any artist has ever performed at the legendary venue.

Charlottesville, Virginia native Dave Matthews has joined the growing list of celebrities sickened by the drama at a white supremacy rally in the city on Saturday (12Aug17).

Collectors from around the world raised their paddles to bid in hopes of going home with a piece of Elvis history at the “Auction at Graceland,” which took place at the new Guest House at Graceland Theater during the 40thAnniversary Elvis Week commemoration, with items selling for over $1.6 million.

Glen Campbell was laid to rest on Wednesday (August 9) according to a post by his family on Facebook.

Tupac Shakur's 1996 Hummer is back up for sale after the winning bidder failed to come up with the cash.

Troy Cassar-Daley has picked up the Artist of the Year award at the National Indigenous Music Awards as well as also scoring Album of the Year for ‘Things I Carry Around’.

Bruno Mars has donated $1 million (£773,000), the proceeds of his Michigan concert on Saturday night (13Aug17) to the Flint water crisis fund.

The legendary Canadian recording studio Le Studio (Morin-Heights) where classic recordings by The Tea Party, The Police and The Bee Gees were created, has been destroyed by fire.

Roger Waters has an opinion of Trump and its, “he is supremely dumb. He is a nincompoop. He kind of professes that publicly with his tweets and the way he behaves”.

The Village People are warning Australian fans about ‘The Village People’.

Radio DJ David Mueller has had his case against Taylor Swift thrown out of court.

Liam Gallagher’s new song ‘For What Its Worth’ is the most Lennonish song the former Oasis member has ever recorded.

With the Stevie Nicks and The Pretenders Australian tour looming, here is a look at Nicks and The Pretenders by the hits.

With the passing of country legend Glnn Campbell this week iHeartRadio music news powered by Noise11.com revisits out interview with songwriter Jimmy Webb where he talks about his life-long friend.

Break into your piggy bank. Collect the change in your pocket. Cash in the IRA. Bruce Springsteen is coming to Broadway.

Ronnie Spector and the Ronettes are back together.

Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor has attacked his rocker peers, who branded Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington "cowards" for taking their lives.

John Mayer paid a special tribute to Glen Campbell at a show in Nashville, Tennessee on Tuesday night (08Aug17) after learning of the music legend's death.

Britney Spears was rushed off stage by security after a man crashed her show in Las Vegas on Wednesday night (09Aug17).

Taylor Swift's mum blasted disgraced DJ David Mueller during testimony in her daughter's groping case on Wednesday (09Aug17), insisting she has no doubt he "assaulted" the singer.

Sheryl Crow's adopted sons are becoming budding musicians after their mum let them sing on her last album.

Major new titles coming this week from: The Preatures, Kesha, Rival Fire, The Lurking Fear, Hinder, Kate Miller-Heidke (live), Paul Kelly, Avicii (EP) and Robin Trower.

Norway’s Todd Terje will headline the Meredith Music Festival for 2017.

The Australian Music Vault, Australia’s very own music history museum, will open its doors at the Arts Centre Melbourne in December.

Madder Lake will perform their iconic ‘Stillpoint’ album at the Flying Saucer Club.

Dweezil Zappa is heading back to Australia and New Zealand in February 2018 to mark 50 years of his father Frank Zappa’s music.

The work created from Zo Damage’s '365 Day Live Music Photography Project’ will be exhibited at Arts Centre Melbourne from 13-15 August.

Eskimo Joe have planned a special 21st. They will perform with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.

Billy Ray Cyrus and Buddy Guy will headline two brand new festivals in the Hunter Valley.