Disclosure, Bloc Party and Birds of Tokyo will gather at Perth Stadium on Sunday night for a benefit for victims of the fires raging near Perth.

Jason Derulo thinks modern society is "antisocial".

Kanye West has hit back at rumours he dissed LeBron James in new song Facts.

Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney have put their love on full display by posing naked on the cover of V magazine after having sex on a paint canvas.

1940's and 50's vocalist Kitty Kallen died on Thursday at her home in Cuernavaca, Mexico at the age of 94. Kallen had been a full time resident of the country after having lived much of her life in New Jersey.

Billy Joel was a guest on the Jimmy Fallon show this week and gave the audience his version of The Rolling Stones ‘Beast of Burden’ with Fallon.

Natalie Cole battled a lot of demons during her life and they caused health problems that eventually ended in her death on December 31 at the age of 65.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com returns this week with tributes to Stevie Wright and Lemmy, new music from Bowie and an interview with Mak from Brothers 3.

Mavis Staples has recorded Nick Cave's 'Jesus Lay Down Beside Me' for her next album 'Livin' On A High Note'.

Gary Numan says that his Tubeway Army classic ‘Are Friends Electric’ is about a robot prostitute and had the BBC known at the time the song would never have been played.

A worldwide petition has started to rename a Jack Daniels and Coke ‘a Lemmy’.

On February 26, the Estate of Michael Jackson and Sony Legacy Recordings will release exclusive CD/DVD and CD/Blu Ray editions of Michael Jackson's revolutionary 1979 recording, Off The Wall.

Less than a month after the release of the first two Phil Collins reissues on January 29 comes the second wave of two albums on February 26.

Singer Lana Del Rey officially scored a big victory in court on Wednesday (06Jan16) in a bid to extend a restraining order against two fans.

Four-time Grammy Award-winner, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, recent Kennedy Center Honoree and the first woman to be awarded The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, Carole King's career as a singer-songwriter is unparalleled.

Janet Jackson has dismissed rumours she is battling throat cancer.

Western Australia's Southbound Festival has now been officially cancelled after a bushfire alert and alternate measures were taken on Thursday.

David Bowie 'Blackstar' leads the weeks new music releases.

As we approach the sixtieth anniversary of the release of Elvis Presley's debut album on March 23, 1956, RCA/Legacy has announced a new monster 62-CD box set comprised of the music released by Elvis Presley during his lifetime.

David Bowie has released his 25th studio album ‘Blackstar’ and launched the album with a video for ‘Lazarus’.

Zayn Malik is unsure if he will have "friends for life" in One Direction as the remaining members have not got in touch with him in recent months.

Gurrumul will perform music from his upcoming electronica album ‘TRIBE2tribe’ for the very first time at the St Kilda Festival in February.

Melbourne’s Cherry Bar in AC/DC Lane Melbourne will stream the funeral of Lemmy Kilmister live this Sunday.

Billboard is reporting that after rumors swirling that Beyonce would be writing and starring in a film about Saartjie (Sarah) Baartman, the South African woman who appeared in freak shows because of her physical features during the 1800s, the multi-hyphenate is denying her involvement.

It's time to once again look back at the state of the music industry in the year just passed.

Motorhead has announced that the funeral of Lemmy Kilmister, scheduled for Saturday at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood, will be streamed over the internet.

Just six short days after their final show, Motley Crue has released the trailer for the documentary of the performance.

Peter Cetera's big breaking news is that he is willing to come on stage to perform just one song, 25 or 6 to 4, at Chicago's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction.

Nicholas Caldwell, a founding member of The Whispers, has died from complications of heart disease at the age of 71.

On Tuesday morning, President Obama issued a number of executive actions to try and shore up some of the holes in gun legislation in the U.S. Of course, that did not sit well with America's number one gun supporter, rocker Ted Nugent.