Kate Hudson and Nick Jonas are reportedly not dating.

Skyhooks will get back together, with Red Symons, for a one off performance for Rockwiz in Melbourne next week. The only trouble is, who will be the singer?

Justin Bieber, the world’s most famous popstar, performed for fans on Cockatoo Island in Sydney Harbour this morning, with thanks to iHeartRadio.

New Zealand’s Six60 will play a round of Australian dates starting in Perth in November.

Models will tour Australia in December for the first time this century.

Convicted thug Chris Brown is pleading with the Australian government to approve his Visa so that he can tour the country in December.

They're loud, they're hard, they're tough, they're uncompromising. Girlschool, the London-based-band, are proud to announce their 13th studio album, Guilty As Sin, to be released on November 13th in red colored vinyl gatefold, album and digipack.

Mumford & Sons performed at the Apple Music Festival in London.

The Who have announced the replacement dates for their North American tour stops that had to be postponed due to Roger Daltrey's bout with viral meningitis.

Rapper LL Cool J's son was reportedly arrested after being thrown out of a New York restaurant on Tuesday (September 29).

Frankie Ford, who stormed the national charts in 1959 with Sea Cruise, died Monday evening at his home in Gretna, LA after a lengthy illness at the age of 76.

Guy Garvey has released a video for 'Angela's Eyes', the lead track from his recently announced debut solo album, 'Courting the Squall'.

Garth Brooks next album has fried with his phone.

This December will see the rebirth of the renowned indie-rock label, Coyote Records, closely associated with Maxwell's a legendary music venue located in the, once improbable site of Hoboken, NJ. Its first release with be Now by Jersey scene vets Speed The Plough.

As much as people love the suave Frank Sinatra of the 50's or the classic Sinatra of the 60's and 70's, the voice was first heard on radio programs throughout the 40's and early 50's.

Popstar Rita Ora is reportedly hoping to open a school in the city she was born in.

Rod Stewart has set his first dates for 2016, outside of his Caesar's Palace residency, with an eight date stadium tour which he calls "one of his biggest U.K. tours yet."

Dave Laing’s brilliant music compilation ‘When Sharpies Ruled’ captured that moment in time in Australian culture when fashion was not a statement.

The UK’s Moose Blood is the ninth act added to Soundwave 2016.

The X Files will return to television in January 2016 and the first trailer has surfaced.

Muse have announced a fifth and final date at The O2 Arena, London as part of their 'Drones World Tour' in April 2016 along with a brand new date in Birmingham at Barclaycard Arena.

Engelbert Humperdinck has alerted fans to the impending release of his new album ‘Runaway Country’.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will open its latest exhibit, Graham Nash: Touching the Flame, on October 17 at its museum in Cleveland, OH.

Radio rating around Australia were released today with the Triple J network continuing to dominate the prized 25-39 year old demographic in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

‘Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church’, the story of Hendrix’s Atlanta International Pop Festival show, will be released on DVD.

The Charlatans will return to Australia in Match 2016.

Lush have announced details of their first live show in almost twenty years, playing London's prestigious Roundhouse venue on Friday 6th May 2016.

Falls Festival has added a new stack of acts including The Wombats (New), Hilltop Hoods, Peking Duk (New), Wavves (New), ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic, Art Vs Science, El Vez, Bullhorn & Fleetmac Wood.

Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck documentary follows Kurt from his earliest years in this visceral and detailed cinematic insight of an artist struggling to come to terms and make sense of his place in the world.

Jamie xx has revealed the video for 'I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)'.