Prince's estate officials are considering opening up the late icon's fabled Paisley Park studios to the public.

The classic British music magazine, Kerrang!, held their 23rd annual music awards on Thursday night at The Troxy in London.

This week on Beats 1, Julian Casablancas from The Strokes spoke to Zane Lowe on new material, Cult Records, Eps v albums and festivals.

Madonna was a special guest of Jimmy Fallon's The Late Show along with President Obama and performed 'Borderline' on the President's show.

President Barack Obama was a guest of The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon this week and performed a Slow Jam for the audience.

The Stone Roses have released their second dose of new music in a month and this one 'Beautiful Thing' is much better than the last one 'All For One'.

After a couple of leading singles and a lot of rumors, Steven Tyler will finally release his country debut on June 15 via Dot Records/Big Machine.

Ballarat will rock out to The Angels, Jon Stevens, The Black Sorrows and Mental As Anything at Lake Wendouree Foreshore in December with Lakeside Twilights.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have delivered the third taste of the upcoming album 'The Getaway'.

Per Gessle of Roxette is at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week to tell us about the latest Roxette 'Good Karma' that may very well be their last.

The Temper Trap, Garbage, Band of Horses, Nick Jonas, U2 (live), Paul McCartney, Air, Fitz & the Tantrums, Kongos, Tom Odell, Ngaire and Van Morrison lead this week's new music releases.

Ozzy Osbourne always fears his voice will "blow out" before a gig.

Music-News.com caught up with Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook -from Squeeze at Oslo in Hackney prior to their secret Nordoff Robbins #GetLoud gig on 8th June 2016. Check out the whole exclusive uncut interview above.

In response to a recent article in PROG magazine Hawkwind legend Nik Turner had this to impart:

Katy Perry praised Hillary Clinton for "breaking the mould" after the politician became the Democratic nominee for U.S. President on Tuesday night.

The Jim Keays ‘The Secret Life of a Rock Legend’ exhibition will spend three weeks at the Hawthorn Studio & Gallery in Hawthorn East.

Duane McDonald’s One Electric Day has sold over 7000 tickets after tickets went on sale this morning.

Kylie Minogue's actor boyfriend Joshua Sasse has poked fun at rumours suggesting the couple secretly tied the knot in Greece.

Comedian Maz Jobrani will perform in Sydney and Melbourne in July.

Adelaide rapper Tkay Maidza is in line for a BET Award in the USA.

Lana Del Rey has fallen victim to an Internet hacker, who took over her Twitter page and sent out explicit and racist messages.

Singer Axl Rose fears an in-demand autobiography will upset his Guns N' Roses bandmates.

Mushroom boss Michael Gudinski has welcomed the music policy for the Labor Party to reverse the damage of the current government's vanity program Catalyst.

The Who have said they are not happy about the upcoming sequel to Quadrophenia.

Canberra’s Summernats will turn 30 in January with Drapht, Airbourne, Spit Syndicate and Thirsty Merc along for the party.

Blink-182 have released another song from the upcoming album ‘California’, ‘Rabbit Hole’.

Over the past week, a number of artists, both dead and alive, have had their Twitter accounts hacked.

Brian May has taken to the blog on his official website to say he is not happy with Donald Trump using the Queen track We Are the Champions.

Ozzy Osbourne has blasted reports suggesting his split from Sharon Osbourne is nothing more than a publicity stunt.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' Greatest Hits collection will be available on vinyl for the first time in North America on July 29 as a double LP on 180-Gram Black Vinyl. The album is the biggest selling in the band's illustrious catalog, with sales surpassing twelve million copies since its 1993 release.