Rockwiz will hit the road for 2015 with a tour saluting the ARIA Hall of Fame.

George Michael has put his Sydney home up for rent.

Swedish trio Baskery will support Robbie Williams on his upcoming Australian and New Zealand dates.

Richard O’Brien, the creator of the Rocky Horror Show and Riff-Raff from the movie, and Danny Saber, Michael Hutchence’s last producer and co-writer, are this week’s special guests on iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com.

Bobby Brown struggled to get through a July 4 performance, having to stop several times.

President Obama has acknowledged the cultural contribution of The Grateful Dead to the USA.

Melbourne’s finest guitarists are lining up to participate at the Melbourne Guitar Show in August.

A twelve year old album tops the British Albums chart this week and it is all because of the Glastonbury Festival.

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton says he has beaten the cancer that threatened to take his way of life.

The Foo Fighters played their first show on Saturday since Dave Grohl broke his leg falling from the stage in Sweden on June 12.

Sam Smith has been talking candidly about who he thinks will be singing the theme tune for the new James Bond flick, Spectre, out later this year.

Taylor Swift and her girlfriends will never gossip about each other.

Jennifer Hudson thinks her Broadway debut will keep her on her toes.

Following their surprise spot at Glastonbury last week, The Libertines returned with a second live gig in days, headlining the second day of Poland's Open'er Festival.

Chris Martin and Kylie Minogue are said to have great chemistry.

Ed Sheeran used to carry a toy sword around with him.

Billy Joel has married in a surprise ceremony.

The Vaccines retuned to the stage after their earlier set to join forces with Mumford and Sons during their headline set at Poland's Open'er Festival.

Lily Allen had to be treated by paramedics at Glastonbury after collapsing, it has been claimed.

Queen guitarist Brian May features on a new song by Stephen Kalinich and Jon Tiven ‘Rude Awakening’.

The Grateful Dead opened their three-night Fare Thee Well stint at Soldier's Field on Friday night with a show that, except for one song, was firmly set in the 70's.

‘These kids, when they get older, are going to be running the country.” And once again Huw Parkinson outdoes himself in the hilarious piss-take ‘The Breakfast Clubbing Season’.

The United States Postal Service has released an image of the new Elvis Presley stamp which will be issued on August 12.

A$AP Rocky has admitted his rap about Rita Ora was "tasteless".

Florence Welch has credited drunken toilet singing to launching her career.

The Vaccines have announced details of the release of 20/20, the new single from their recently released third album, English Graffiti, which reached #2 in the UK album charts.

Following his show at New York's Madison Square Garden as part of a US tour, Morrissey has announced three UK dates for September 2015.

Lucy Rose has shared an interactive video 'Till The End' from her upcoming 'Work It Out' album.

Returning to the top of the ARIA Albums chart for the second time together are John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John with their album “Two Strong Hearts”, which enters at the top of the chart this week, giving both acts new chart records in the process.

Holding for a second week atop the ARIA Singles Chart are Meghan Trainor and John Legend with the ballad “Like I’m Gonna Lose You”, which takes Meghan’s tally of weeks at No.1 to six now, as here first single “All About That Bass” spent four broken weeks at the top in August and September of 2014.