Def Leppard will need to scramble to find a new guitarist for their upcoming tour.

Rhino has assembled the collected work of Alice Cooper between their/his debut album, Pretties For You (1969) through 1983's DaDa.

Mick Jagger has paid tribute to Pittsburgh’s own Andy Warhol, who designed the iconic Rolling Stones ‘Sticky Fingers’ cover.

Blur have kicked off their tour for 2015 and while the setlist from show to show varies slightly, the basic format of what Australia can expect next month is in play.

Presales for One Electric Day, Melbourne’s unique family day music event, have sold at record levels.

Nile Rodgers is back at the helm of a few new Duran Duran songs including their new single, Pressure Off.

For only the third time this year, a previous No.1 album has gone back to the top of the ARIA Albums chart, as Florence + the Machine jump back up two places to No.1 with their second No.1 album (and now their longest running at two weeks) “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful”.

Australian singer Conrad Sewell takes his third chart entry “Start Again” all the way to the top of the ARIA Singles chart this week after only four weeks on the charts and stopping any further ‘Bad Blood’ from Taylor Swift being spilt at the top.

Bojack Horseman may be more horse than man but is theme music is equal parts Patrick Carney of The Black Keys together with Grouplove.

The 'David Bowie Is' Exhibition will feature numerous public programs about the music legend over the time the Melbourne exclusive Bowie exhibition is on at ACMI in Federation Square.

Angus & Julie Stone and Hoodoo Gurus lead the 2015 Queenscliff Music Festival line-up.

Nashville Country Folk singer Guy Clark has missed his induction into the Austin City Limits Hall of Fame after collapsing shortly after arriving in Austin for the event.

Models will release a special limited edition EP of new music titled ‘Memo’ for their Memo Music Hall performance tonight.

Sam Smith has delivered a sweet 'surprise' to fans.

Darlene Love will return to the studio for her first non-holiday album in decades with the ironically titled Introducing Darlene Love.

Journey's drummer, Deen Castronovo has once again been arrested for assault.

Robert Plant played Bonnaroo on Sunday with his band the Sensational Space Shifters, delivering more Led Zeppelin songs than anything from his band's latest album.

Lady Gaga feels her career has been an amazing "trip".

Simon Cowell, record company executive, television and film producer and global TV icon, is to be honoured with the 24th Music Industry Trusts Award (MITS).

Puff Daddy always finds it surreal when he's left hanging out with Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss.

Mariah Carey is reportedly dating Australian billionaire James Packer.

Little River Band legend Beeb Birtles was a Doobie Brother for one song this week in Bend, Oregon.

A second group of Van Halen catalog albums will be released on July 10 in remastered edition on CD and Vinyl.

Iron Maiden will release the first two-disc set of their career on September 4 with The Book of Souls.

Amy Winehouse only ever did one Australian interview and it was Noise11 in 2007. This week, you can hear the Amy Winehouse interview on iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Hilary Duff, Lindemann, James Taylor, Rickie Lee Jones, Oh Mercy and new So Fresh & 100% Hits compilations lead the week's new releases.

Editors follow 'No Harm', their first new music in two years which 'leaked' via a hidden track on a Play It Again Sam label sampler, with the release of a further new song, 'Marching Orders'.

Mercury Rev's new album 'The Light In You' will be released in September.

James Taylor's new album 'Before This World' is on track for a number one debut.

Bluesman Walter Trout made a triumphant return to the stage earlier this week at London's Royal Albert Hall.