Australia’s country superstar Kasey Chambers is at Noise11 this week to tell you about her new album ‘Dragonfly’ on iHeartRadio.

Arcade Fire are back with their first new song in four years and it features Mavis Staples.

On Thursday, January 12, Bruce Springsteen visited what has become one of his favorite stomping grounds over the last eight years, The White House, for a special acoustic set.

Gorillaz have something to say about America's second most voted for politician of 2016 Donald Trump.

Iron Maiden is doubling up on the number of Book of Souls Tour shows they are doing this year in North America.

In 1991, Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson went to number 9 on the Hot 100 and 3 on the Adult Contemporary chart with her version of the title song from Disney's animated Beauty and the Beast.

Lionel Richie is producing a biopic about late entertainer Sammy Davis Jr.

Brand new Songwriter Hall of Fame member Chip Taylor is set to release his latest album, A Song I Can Live With, on February 17 via Train Wreck Records.

Major new titles coming this week from: Kasey Chambers, AFI, Run the Jewels, Marillion, Firewind, As it is, Mike Oldfield and the latest Skitz Mix.

Ozzy Osbourne feared being a “loser” after Black Sabbath dropped him.

Jukebox Saturday Night, the DVD based around the late Ken Sparkes Saturday night music cable show, is the number one DVD in Australia.

Daryl Braithwaite is recovering after his recent hospital admission but will return to active duty on January 26.

Metallica will perform at the Grammy Awards is Los Angeles next month.

If everything goes by the word of the law, Paul McCartney will reacquire his music written with John Lennon while with the Beatles.

Bob Seger has released ‘Glenn Song’, a tribute song to Glenn Frey on the first anniversary of his death.

OK Go have recorded a cover of Morrissey’s ‘Interesting Drug’ as a blatant slap to 'the second most voted for person' at the recent US election, Trump.

Celtic punk is not a genre that you see often toward the top of the charts, but it is this week as the Dropkick Murphys put their new 11 Short Stories of Pain & Glory at number 8.

For many years, Brian May has been studying stereoscopy, a photography technique that was originally developed in the 1800's where two photographs are taken, slightly offset from one another, and when viewed through special glasses appear to show a three-dimensional scene.

Michael Buble has reportedly pulled out of hosting next month's Brit Awards so he can focus on his young son's cancer battle.

U2's The Joshua Tree Tour 2017 is looking to be one of the biggest of the year as over 1.1 million tickets were sold in the first 24 hours they were on sale.

The new four-hour Grateful Dead documentary Long Strange Trip will debut at the Sundance Film Festival, which begins tomorrow in Park City, UT, before moving to the Amazon streaming service in May.

Sam Moore, one-half of the great R&B duo Sam & Dave, has said that he will perform at the Thursday Make America Great Again! Welcome Celebration.

On September 30, 1987, Jackson Browne, T Bone Burnett, Elvis Costello, k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, J.D. Souther, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and Jennifer Warnes came together at the Coconut Grove in Los Angeles to backup one of their idols, Roy Orbison.

Steve Wright, the original bassist for the Greg Kihn Band, has died after suffering a heart attack on Monday.

Australian music legend Russell Morris had the biggest selling blues album of 2016 according to ARIA.

Tim Michin has been selected in an eclectic list of songs for APRA Song of the Year with his scathing response to the George Pell paedophile hearing 'Come Home Cardinal Pell'.

According to Gene Simmons, there isn't going to be another KISS album unless there are some major changes in the way music is consumed.

Dan Sultan will join The Living End for Melbourne Zoo Twilights and Josh Pyke has been confirmed for the first Twilight At Taronga show with Jimmy Barnes added for the second one in March.

The 12th Australian Music Prize has gathered up some of 2016’s most creative releases in anticipation of the prize to be announced in March.

George Michael's cousin suspects the singer died from an accidental drugs overdose.