We have a new candidate for the "stories you just can't make up" pile.

Flowers in the Dirt is the tenth release in the Paul McCartney Archive Collection. The multi-disc edition of the 1989 album will be released on March 24.

Major new titles coming out this week include: Tony Bennett, The Doors (live), Kid Cudi, The Skins and soundtracks to Passengers, Assassin's Creed and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Coldplay has gifted Australia a brand new Christmas song called ‘Christmas With The Kangaroos’.

James Reyne’s debut studio album will be re-released on vinyl in January marking the 30th anniversary of the year it was released.

The Avalanches debut ‘Since I Left You’ will be released as a 2LP blue vinyl LP in January.

John Legend is convinced controversial U.S. President-elect Donald Trump only met with Kanye West for the publicity.

Patti Smith has opened up about the "humiliating sting of failure" she felt after botching her Bob Dylan tribute at the Nobel Prize ceremony in Sweden on Saturday.

On Saturday (December 10), Southby's held an auction of rock memorabilia from throughout the years, raising $847,318.

Brisbane rock band Awaken I Am is the latest signing to US label Victory Records.

Pink Floyd will finish their vinyl reissue program for their studio albums with the release of The Final Cut and A Momentary Lapse of Reason on January 20 via Pink Floyd Records.

Earworms. You hear that catchy song once and it's stuck in your head for the rest of the day.

Dolly Parton reached out to Taylor Swift to thank the birthday girl for donating cash to her new charity as she prepared for a star-studded telethon in Tennessee on Tuesday night (December 13).

Robin Thicke has paid tribute to his father, actor Alan Thicke, following his sudden death on Tuesday.

Mark Fisher of UK band Matt Bianco has died although details are unknown.

Shepparton resident Greg Jaeschke has left his neighbours Thunderstuck with a Christmas light display of AC/DC proportions.

Ed Sheeran made a mysterious return to social media on Tuesday (13Dec16) following his year-long hiatus.

Rapper Kanye West met with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday (13Dec16) to discuss issues affecting minorities in America.

Michael Bublé’s ‘Christmas’ has now sold over 1,000,000 copies in Australia making it the 12th biggest selling album of all-time in the country.

Tool will release their first album in 11 years next year but be warned so will James Blunt.

Community television station Channel 31 has been granted a six-month extension to broadcast into 2017.

INXS members Tim Farriss and Kirk Pengilly will host their one-hour show on Triple M’s new regional network for a week from this Thursday.

Just after days after being released from hospital for a mental condition Kanye West was seen visiting US President-elect Donald Trump at his New York apartment.

Former Pussycat Dolls star Nicole Scherzinger almost turned down the chance to join the cast of the Dirty Dancing TV remake after learning her character aborted a baby.

Sting and Trudie Styler are set to become grandparents next month (Jan17).

Lady Gaga has agreed to sit down for an interview with newsman Piers Morgan after he questioned her post-traumatic stress disorder diagnosis claims.

Adele was a big double winner at the BBC Music Awards on Monday night (12Dec16), picking up coveted Album and Song of the Year honours and Music-News.cim was on the red carpet.

Lady Gaga appeared to end her long-running feud with Madonna by praising the female empowerment speech she gave at the Billboard Women in Music Awards.

FONJie (aka John Farnham and Olivia Newton) is determined to have the number one Christmas album in Australia next week even if that means giving them away (and they just about have).

Live has officially announced that the original band is back together to tour the world in 2017 and released new music.