Illusionist Cosentino will tour his new show Twisted Reality across Australia in April.

Victoria’s music industry will be a major beneficiary after this weekend’s election win that was swept Dan Andrews to power as Premier of Victoria and will see Martin Foley installed as the Minister for Arts and Youth Affairs for the next four years.

Britain will get personal insight into the life of Elvis Presley, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, through the largest Elvis' retrospective ever mounted in Europe, Elvis at The O2: The Exhibition of His Life.

Clive Palmer, one of the founding members of the Incredible String Band, died last Sunday (November 23) in Penzance, England after a long illness.

Ray Davies says he has no problem with touring with the Kinks, he just can't get his brother Dave over one hurdle.

Holding at No.1 for a second week is “Blank Space” by Taylor Swift, which also achieves a sales certification of Gold (●), whilst it also holds for a second week in the US charts too.

Taylor Swift’s “1989” returns to the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums chart this week after spending the past two weeks at No.2, plus she also maintains her singles No.1 spot with “Blank Space” too, giving Taylor her first dual No.1’s in Australia.

Angus Young will talk about his brother Malcolm’s departure from AC/DC, the band they founded together over 40 years ago, on 7.30 on Monday night.

TV On The Radio will tour Europe in February.

The body of Sally Estabrook, the 76-year-old mother-in-law of Megedeth frontman Dave Mustaine, was found on Wednesday near Pinezanita Campgrounds in Julian, CA.

Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney recorded a Thanksgiving message from bed.

Annie Lennox always worries about whether her daughters will like her music.

Texas celebrate their 25th Anniversary in style with the release of their latest album Texas 25 which celebrates the very best of the multi-million selling (over 30 million album sales so far), multi-platinum, Ivor Novello Award winning band.

Stevie Nicks is thankful Fleetwood Mac is no longer a 'boys' club'.

Robbie Williams will release a special album for fans on Monday that he describes as "loads and loads of songs that I’ve written that I’m incredibly passionate about. I want you to hear them, otherwise they’re just going to remain in my computer!"

Megedeth is down two members with the sudden departure of drummer Shawn Drover and guitarist Chris Broderick.

Neil Diamond will return to Australia and New Zealand in October 2015, four years after his last Aussie tour.

Bob Dylan fans have a chance to own 1 in 10 of 25 prints of Bob Dylan signed by Dylan himself but it comes at a cost.

Comedian, actor, musician Tim Minchin will perform for Sydney on the steps of the Sydney Opera House.

Paul Kelly has added a second Melbourne Zoo Twilights date after selling out the first show.

Stephen Cummings of The Sports and Guy Sebastian drop by iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com this week.

Former Disney star Demi Lovato will tour Australia in April.

New Zealand duo Broods were forced to cancel their Brisbane show last night due to ferocious storms in the area. The cancelled show has now been rescheduled for Sunday.

The new AC/DC album 'Rock Or Bust' along with Justice Crew, Pitbull, Wu-Tang Clan, Mary J. Blige, Take That and new So Fresh compilation lead the weeks new releases.

Take That's first release as a three piece is the most pre-ordered album of all time on Amazon.co.uk overtaking Pink Floyd, One Direction, Robbie Williams and Susan Boyle.

John Mellencamp was on stage at Madison Square Garden in New York this week performing his big hit 'Crumblin' Down' with thanks to Billy Joel.

Soundwave has made its second announcement with another 15 acts joining the bill.

Australia simply was not interested in watching the ARIA Awards last night. The broadcast was a complete failure for Network 10 with the ARIA Red Carpet pre-show out-rating the awards show and the awards failing to make the Top 20.

The Counting Crows have added shows around their Bluesfest 2015 Australian visit.

The new AC/DC album ‘Rock Or Bust’, clocking in at just under 35 minutes, is the band’s shortest album ever.