Both the singles and albums chart's this week have stable No.1's, as the Ed Sheeran album "÷ (Divide)" is on hold for a seventeenth broken week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Yusuf (Cat Stevens) will release his fourth album under his new name with The Laughing Apple, out September 15 on Cat-O-Log Records.

It's a record breaking TENTH week at No.1 in Australia for "Despacito" by Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber, as it sets or breaks several chart feats this week.

Don Henley was working this weekend as he turned 70. Henley performed his 70th birthday concert in his hometown Dallas and he had lots of special guests.

John Heard, one of America’s greatest actors of the past half century, has died at age 72.

Bernard Fanning’s Instagram tease of a Powderfinger reunion yesterday turned out to actually happened.

Blues pioneer L.C. Cook, the brother of soul legend Sam Cooke, has died at the age of 84.

According to Brian Setzer, Dave Edmunds is retiring after this weekend.

Australian songwriter Geoff Mack, who wrote the iconic ‘I’ve Been Everywhere’, has died at age 94.

Madonna's ex-boyfriend Peter Shue has suggested the singer buy the used underwear he is selling if she wants them back.

Lana Del Rey would find it "weird" using American flag visuals on her tours now that Donald Trump is U.S. President.

A new online petition has been set up by activists hoping to persuade Sony Music bosses to drop R. Kelly following allegations suggesting the singer is running a sex cult.

Radiohead's controversial Tel Aviv gig went ahead without incident on Wednesday night (19Jul17) after the rockers ignored calls to cancel the show to protest Israel's treatment of its Palestinian neighbours.

Nine Inch Nails took to the stage for the first time in almost three years on Wednesday (July 19) night at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield, CA.

For the first time in its 26 years of presenting the award, the Recording Academy has selected a group to be their "Person" of the Year. It is the first time a group has been selected.

With the Melbourne Guitar Show just weeks away guitar maestro Shannon Bourne joins us to talk Hendrix, Floyd and about the big event this week at iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com.

Major new titles coming this week from: Declan McKenna, Foster the People, The Monkees, Sage the Gemini, Meek Mill, Wintersun, Dizzee Rascal, Damian Marley, Lana Del Rey, Vera Blue, Chris Robinson Brotherhood and the Dunkirk soundtrack.

Chester Bennington, lead singer for Linkin Park, has been found dead in his Los Angeles home at age 41. The death is being investigated as suicide.

Stevie Wonder married his longtime girlfriend, Tomeeka Bracy, over the weekend at the Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles but the public didn't know until today.

Janet Jackson has reportedly moved back home to Los Angeles from London after splitting from her husband.

Rockers Jackyl released their self titled debut album in 1992 and, on July 28 will celebrate with the new compilation 25.

Mike Love is the official owner of the Beach Boys' name, so it's a bit odd that he has released a video remake of the group's 1968 hit Do It Again, but he sure got the sound and feel correct.

To witness k.d. lang perform is to witness vocal perfection. In the entire time k.d. has been coming to Australia the consistency is that you could hear a pin drop when she sings. The audience is always completely silent. They are stunned, they are in awe of one of the greatest voices of a generation.

Former child star Demi Lovato has gone explicit for her new video ‘Sorry Not Sorry’.

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark have debuted the title track from their upcoming album ‘The Punishment of Luxury’.

Ace Frehley will re-release his 2009 album ‘Anomaly’ in September ahead of his Australian tour in October.

Simon Holmes, the singer and guitarist for The Hummingbirds, has died.

Junior Danger will make their way around Australia playing up their new song ‘Danger and Grime’.

Birdz will release his debut album Train of Thought in August.

House producer and DJ Armand Van Helden will take electronica to a whole new level when he performs with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in January.