James Reyne has downed tools on a new six-track E.P. with his new band The Magnificent Few.

As of July 10, 2015 all new music around the world will be released on Fridays.

The long awaited debut album for Palace Of The King will arrive next week.

Devin Townsend will head back to Australia for east coast dates in October.

Australia has a new country music supergroup called The Outlaws.

Davey Lane is releasing a double A-side single featuring what he calls “experimental” collaborations with Stu Mackenzie of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and his You Am I frontman Tim Rogers.

Michael Jackson's version of normal was buying a monkey, according to Lionel Richie.

Veteran rocker Bob Seger was awarded the CMT Award for Performance of the Year at last night's awards show for Turn the Page which he sang with Jason Aldean on CMT Crossroads.

Ray Davies of Kinks has a new title. He is officially a London Legend.

Paul Kelly and Dan Kelly will perform the Reclink Community Cup theme song ‘Feel’n Kinda Sporty’.

On this week's iHeartRadio Music News Motown legend Mary Wilson reveals the song The Supremes did not want to release that became a number one hit and Conrad Sewell tells us about the song he wrote for Kylie Minogue that she rejected and is now a Top 10 hit for him.

Miley Cyrus is open to 'everything that's legal'.

Legendary actor (and part time Metal God) Sir Christopher Lee has died at the age of 93.

Jazz great Ornette Coleman has passed away.

Justin Bieber thinks Luke Bryan is hot.

A 21-year old man is claiming 45-year old Jay-Z is his father and it is creating family matters for Jay-Z and Beyonce.

Ke$ha has added Sony Music to her legal case against Dr. Luke.

Sting will be among the very special guests joining Bryn Terfel on stage for a one-off concert at the Royal Albert Hall to celebrate the opera star's 50th birthday.

Holy Holy is a new signing to the Wonderlick Recording Company, the home of Boy & Bear and The paper Kites.

Western Australian singer songwriter Helen Shanahan is an interesting artist to watch.

Giorgio Moroder, Adam Lambert, Nate Ruess, Savage Garden, MIKA, Ben Browning and the ‘Entourage’ soundtrack lead the week's new music releases.

The Rolling Stones have centred the current Zipcode US tour on the 1971 classic ‘Sticky Fingers’ album and treated Atlanta to a rare performance of ‘You Gotta Move’.

The Official Charts Company in Britain have released their list of the forty biggest selling albums of the decade so far.

In the lead-up to the release of The Dead Daisies second album ‘Revolucion’, Noise11 is premiering previews of the songs.

They Might Be Giants will return to Australia in November.

The sentencing of AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been pushed off a few weeks.

David Guetta will write and produce the official UEFA EURO 2016 song, which will be released in the build-up to the tournament.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' album Greatest Hits has been awarded two more RIAA certifications for 11 and 12-times-platinum indicating total sales of over 12 million units.

Katy Perry's 'Dark Horse' music video has delivered more than one billion views, officially making it 10X Certified.

Sebastian Bach will return to Australia in September.