Janet Jackson has released the title track from her upcoming album Unbreakable.

Hermitude will bring along Kilter to play on their Sydney and Melbourne shows and The Meeting Tree for Sydney and Chiefs for Melbourne.

Shania Twain's final tour is continuing overseas and the country superstar says she wouldn't mind returning to Las Vegas for an extended run.

Prog Magazine's fourth annual Progressive Music Awards celebrated a landmark year for prog.

The Libertines will donate the proceeds of their upcoming UK tour to Migrant Offshore Aid Station to help refugees.

The legendary group Kansas has signed with InsideOut Music to release their upcoming studio album.

Black Sabbath have announced a farewell tour with Australian and New Zealand dates locked in for April 2016.

In January 1972, Aretha Franklin performed at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles and the show was recorded and released as the album Amazing Grace..

Roger Waters The Wall is being shown at 9 cinemas across the UK on September 29th and Music-News.com was able to attend a pre-screening of the movie in Dolby Atmos sound and 4K video.

Meat Loaf can't understand why people have been hostile since he sang through a vocal hemorrhage.

Boomer Castleman, who had a long career behind the scenes in music along with one minor hit single, died on Tuesday from cancer at the age of 70.

David Gilmour will support his new album, Rattle That Lock, with five shows in South America.

Mumford & Sons have added two new live shows in Glasgow and Dublin to their forthcoming UK headline tour, due to phenomenal demand.

Refused are the fourth act added to Soundwave.

It was hard to believe you could do a musical set under the ocean until The Little Mermaid hit the boards on Broadway in 2008.

Azealia Banks has slammed Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj for making "basic ass" music.

Billboard has released an interview with Rita Ora in which the singer opens up about Chris Brown, her new album, and working under pressure.

Iggy Azalea agreed to collaborate with Demi Lovato before even hearing the song.

On September 3rd 1990, one of the greatest and most loved pop albums, George Michael's Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1, was released. 25 years later Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1, still delights and dazzles.

Duran Duran's John Taylor joins Noise11.com at iHeartRadio this week and the word is a Duran Duran Australian tour for 2016 is in the planning stages.

Lady Gaga turned up to shoot her American Horror Story foursome with 'diamond pasties and a Band-Aid on her hoo-ha'.

Five Finger Death Punch, Iron Maiden, The Arcs, James Blunt (GH), Oh Wonder, Against Me!, In Flames, Troye Sivan, The Beards, Thirsty Merc and Regurgitator (live) lead the weeks new releases.

Simply Red will return to Australia for dates in February 2016.

Janet Jackson is in for a challenge for her comeback album 'Unbreakable'. The first single 'No Sleeep' stiffed and that doesn't sit well for the album.

Justin Bieber has explained why he cried at the MTV VMAs on Sunday.

Retired music exec, producer, songwriter Jack Ponti has sent an open letter to Dave Grohl asking if he has the Dave’s the right the wrongs of the current music business.

Mark Ronson will reportedly host his 40th birthday party on a posh 100-acre estate.

The 'Eric Clapton: Live at the Royal Albert Hall – Slowhand at 70' will screen in cinemas worldwide from 14 September.

Take That, The Chemical Brothers, The Weeknd, James Bay and Leon Bridges join Apple Music Festival line-up.

The first two album in the Phil Collins Take A Look At Me Now reissue series 'Face Value' and 'Both Sides' will be released in November.