Of the myriad of 80’s New Wave-era bands you thought you might never see again, Culture Club would have come to mind. Since, at times, Boy George, Roy Hay, Mikey Craig, and Jon Moss have not always been the best of friends. Not to mention that absurd attempt in 2006 when the band actually hired a new lead singer, Sam Butcher (that project was thankfully short lived).

A British high court has just killed a whole industry, at least if people pay attention to the letter of the law.

Tony Bennett thinks he made a lot of mistakes at the start of his career.

Prince will release his upcoming album, HITNRUN, exclusively on Jay-Z's new artist oriented service Tidal.

Mark Seymour is one of Australia’s musical geniuses. Like a handful of songwriters, Seymour can articulate the Australian culture in song.

Mondo Rock had 15 hit records in Australia between 1980 and 1991.

The first Melbourne Guitar Show, the Disneyland of guitarists, will take place at the Caulfield Racecourse in Melbourne all day Saturday and Sunday.

Jeff St John and The Id’s historic 1967 album ‘Big Time Operators’ is available again for the first time on CD via Gil Matthews’ Aztec Records.

Michael Bublé's voice gives Priscilla Presley chills.

Songwriter Joe Jackson travelled the world to record 'Fast Forward,' his first collection of original songs in seven years.

He spent the last 29 years as the drummer for Paul Shaffer's World's Most Dangerous Band/CBS Orchestra on the David Letterman Show but now Anton Fig is ready to break out with his first ever solo album.

Naughty Boy has seemingly taken a shot at Zayn Malik, warning him the world owes him nothing.

Mariah Carey "shut down" Hollywood when she received her Walk of Fame star on Wednesday.

One Direction have reportedly gained clearance by NASA to film their video at a Space Center.

Haim have remixed Tame Impala's 'Cause I'm A Man' and it sounds pretty damn good.

Dr. Dre will donate all artist royalties from his new album to fund an arts centre in Compton.

The Spice Girls are reportedly getting ready to reform.

Ed Sheeran has replaced Justin Bieber at UK festival Fusion, it has been confirmed.

Pitbull will guest star in series two of Empire, it has been confirmed.

Bruce Springsteen performed ‘Land of Hopes and Dreams’ and a piece of ‘Born To Run’ for Jon Stewart’s final ‘The Daily Show’.

Wes Scantlin, singer for Puddle of Mudd, has been arrested for DUI for the second time in ten days.

Ryan Adams is in the studio recording a complete cover version of Taylor Swift's huge album 1989.

Reel Big Fish and Less Than Jake will tour Australia as a combo in October.

John Corabi, Marco Mendoza and Richard Fortus of The Dead Daisies have performed a very different version of ‘Mexico’ for Tampa Bay television.

Melbourne guitarist Shannon Bourne will showcase a set of Hendrix at the Melbourne Guitar Show this weekend.

Sam Margin and Will Zeglis tell the story behind The Rubens ‘Hoops’ this week on iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

The first trailer for the Martin Scorsese / Mick Jagger series 'Vinyl' has been revealed. The show will be a blunt exposé of the music industry in the 70s.

Ed Sheeran's recent Dublin concert is reportedly set to feature in the upcoming Bridget Jones movie.

The Grateful Dead will be resurrected once more, this time with John Mayer.

Justin Bieber is convinced people are hoping he'll end up being a complete failure.