DJ Calvin Harris is recovering after a car crash on Friday night.

Director Lee Daniels has accused his close friend Mariah Carey of tricking him into featuring on her upcoming reality show.

Prince reportedly lay dead for at least six hours before his body was found in an elevator.

Singer Michael Buble and his model/actress wife Luisana Lopilato try to arrange their schedules so they don't have to spend too much time apart.

Katy Perry has shared her first photo with boyfriend Orlando Bloom on social media.

Radiohead have reactivated as a live act playing their first show since 2012 at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam.

For only the third time during 2016, the No.1 album in the country is stable this week, with the Keith Urban set “Ripcord” maintaining its lead on the ARIA Albums Chart.

For a third week, Drake with Wizkid and Kyla are at the top of the ARIA Singles Chart with “One Dance” (#4 DL/#1 Str), also spending a sixth week at No.1 in the UK this week too.

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has performed a ultimate tribute to the late David Bowie with ‘Nothing Has Changed’, a unique tribute to the Starman.

Jeff Beck will release his first album in six years, Loud Hailer, on July 15.

Joe Walsh, who is currently touring with Bad Company, has added a series of solo dates for July through September.

Squeeze will return to North American shores this fall for a tour in support of their latest album, Cradle to the Grave.

Foghat comes full circle with their new album, Under the Influence, to be released Friday, June 24th.

Before the Beastie Boys hit the big time, they had two other members, Kate Schellenbach and John Berry. The two only appeared on one recording by the group, their debut EP Polly Wog Stew.

The Sound of Music is always talked about as one of the world’s great musicals but the importance of the show is the constant reminder of the atrocities of Nazi Germany.

Melbourne dancefloor rookie Stace Cadet has three new remixes of his ‘Molly Happy' track.

Australian singer songwriter will perform her farewell shows in Sydney and Melbourne this weekend before relocating to the USA.

Former Talking Heads leader David Byrne is going for a second round in the musical theater.

The 61st Ivor Novello Awards [The Ivors] were handed out in London this week with awards for Happy Mondays, Simple Minds and a Lifetime Achievement Award going to Damon Albarn.

Per from Roxette and Beth Orton join iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

UK comedian Michael McIntyre will return to Australia in October two years after his last visit.

Bob Dylan, Against the Current, Blake Shelton, Mudcrutch, Ariana Grande, Eric Clapton, Highasakite, Richard Ashcroft and Ziggy Marley lead the week's new music releases.

Let's get the obvious out of the way right at the start. Bob Dylan is not a very good singer from a technical standpoint so, if you are looking for your standards to be smooth and sophisticated, then move on (but you are going to be missing something really good).

This week, Justin Timberlake is at number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with Can't Stop the Feeling!, the first time a veteran artist has topped that chart since Santana in 2000.

Have a listen to the first Brian Johnson song since leaving AC/DC. It’s called ‘Mr Rock n Roll’ and its from Jim Breuer’s new album ‘Songs From The Garage’.

Kylie Minogue has performed for the 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II.

Country music star Dolly Parton is pulling out all the stops for her marriage vow renewal ceremony.

Mariah Carey has slammed rumors she is having a circus-themed wedding.

Joe Jackson, the 87-year-old father of the entire Jackson clan, has been in a Los Angeles hospital since last Friday after falling ill during some routine tests.

Coldplay will head back to Australia and New Zealand in December for stadium dates as part of the A Head Full of Dreams tour.