Lana Del Rey opens up about future big career moves, anxiety and death, having kids, and why her pop stardom could easily not have happened' in Billboard this week.

Justin Bieber is rumoured to be enjoying a new romance after he was spotted drinking with one of his backing dancers in London.

Singer Robin Thicke regrets selling the album he dedicated to his ex-wife Paula Patton, insisting he should have given it away for free.

Chet Faker’s newest collaborator Marcus Marr will join him for his upcoming Australian tour.

Fatboy Slim's associate acts have been announced for the Electric Gardens Festival on Australia Day in Sydney.

Panic At The Disco have released details of their upcoming ‘Death of a Bachelor’ album, due in January 2016.

Fleetwood Mac kicked off the first shows for their Australian tour in Sydney last night (22-10-15) with two rare songs added to the setlist.

Australia's Independent Music Awards have been announced for 2015 with Courtney Barnett taking away four awards including one for her label Milk! Records.

The Adele album '25' will be released worldwide on Friday, November 20, 2015.

Jason Singh, 8 Ball Aitken and Dawes member Taylor Goldsmith are this week's guest on iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Tom Jones has put his foot in his mouth once again.

Pandora's share price dropped 19% in after trading on the NASDAQ after the company confirmed a $90 million payout to copyright holders.

Tony Bennett has said that he and Lady Gaga plan on recording a second album of standards together.

Elton John will release his 33rd studio album, Wonderful Crazy Night, worldwide on February 5, 2016.

Russell Morris, 5 Seconds of Summer, Nathaniel, Harry Connick Jr., Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton, August Burns Red, Rod Stewart, Chris Isaak, Andrea Bocelli, Killing Joke, and the ‘Peanuts’ Soundtrack.

The band Survivor are ready to move on after the death of their lead singer, Jimi Jamison.

Bryan Adams' new album, Get Up!, is out October 30 and the singer will tour in support of the set throughout much of 2016.

Jam band Built To Spill will perform headline shows in Australia in March as well as their Meredith festival date.

The Buzzcocks will return to Australia and New Zealand in March 2016 and as well as some festival gigs, they have their own tour to do.

Archie Roach’s classic ‘Charcoal Road’ will be reissued for its 25th anniversary with an expanded edition featuring names like Courtney Barnett, Paul Kelly, Dan Sultan and Gurrumul.

Melbourne Zoo Twilights is back in 2016 kicking off with Tex Perkins performing Johnny Cash and ending with 80s pop from Belinda Carlisle and Pseudo Echo.

Adele has confirmed her upcoming album is called 25 and apologised to fans for its delay.

The Twilight At Taronga 2016 Summer Concert Series has surpassed expectations with a blend of the best Australian music and the occasional international act.

Cory Wells, one of the three lead singers in Three Dog Night, died unexpectedly on Tuesday at the age of 74.

Musicians Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are backing a new platform that will give up-and-coming artists more "control".

Miguel is proud to be compared to Prince but wants to "carve" his own name in the music business.

Apple Corps will release their updated version of the The Beatles' album 1 on November 6 re-titled 1+ and including a DVD of performances of the songs from the original album.

Ed Sheeran hopes his fans enjoy seeing him in "various states of hangover" when they watch his new concert movie.

Michael Bublé and his wife Luisana Lopilato are expecting another son, the singer has confirmed.

Singer George Michael is “making millions” while tucked away in one of the most expensive rehab centres in the world.