The documentary Janis Joplin: Little Girl Blue is scheduled to air on the PBS series American Masters starting May 3 and, as of yesterday, you can download the original soundtrack with seventeen Joplin performances from the various digital services.

All nine of the albums that Sonic Youth recorded for DGC/Geffen will be reissued starting on February 26 with three of their landmark albums and a 12" single.

Here are some tips from the White Night Melbourne team to make the most out of your night of discovery.

The Rolling Stones are under 24-hour armed guard after a worker at one of their shows in Argentina was shot dead, according to a report.

Singer Lana Del Rey wanted viewers to feel like they had stepped into a French Impressionist artwork by painter Claude Monet while watching her new music video.

Glenn Hughes has postponed his U.S. tour from March to August after undergoing a double knee replacement.

Friday night, surviving Doors members Robbie Krieger and John Densmore held their long-in-the-planning salute to their late bandmate Ray Manzarek.

Melbourne St Kilda Festival can comfortably lay claim to generating the biggest music festival in Australia. Over 440,000 attended the festival on the weekend.

Big names in music and fans alike have joined with friends and family to pay tribute to British band Viola Beach after they were killed in Sweden.

Kanye West has declared that he is $53 million (£33 million) in debt in a series of posts on Twitter.com, just days after he launched his latest fashion collection and unveiled his new album.

Glenn Tilbrook, one of the founding members of Squeeze and a solo artist in his own right, has set a 36-date tour of the U.K. for late in the year.

Adele wowed fans and celebrities alike at a pre-Grammy Awards gig in Los Angeles on Friday (12Feb16), her first in the Californian city for four years.

After the screening last Sunday night of the first of two parts for the TV mini-series “Molly”, the 3CD soundtrack set for the show leaps up eight places to land at No.1 on the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

For a third week in a row we have a new No.1 single atop the ARIA Singles Chart, with local EDM artist Flume with the newly crowned Gold (●) track “Never Be Like You” featuring vocals from Kai after holding at No.2 for the past two weeks.

Singer Alanis Morissette is pregnant with her second child.

Sir Elton John says Justin Bieber was “hanging by his fingertips” to a cliff before the release of his new album.

Katy Perry has reached out to pop rival Taylor Swift and invited Swift to her pre-Grammys party.

Kanye West may have reignited his rivalry with Taylor Swift after name-dropping the pop star in the lyrics to his new track, Famous.

Dawn Wells, best known as Mary Anne in the 60s sitcom Gilligan’s Island, is coming to Australia for Supanova.

One time Killing Heidi member Jesse Hooper is the new Head of Music at Collarts Music College in Melbourne.

Australian based singer songwriter Jon Stevens will perform an intimate showcase in Nashville in coming weeks with Dave Stewart.

Prince will perform in Perth for the very first time.

The iHeartRadio app in Australia is now Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatible.

While Gwen Stefani is off recording new albums and judging TV talent shows, the rest of the members of No Doubt have decided to move forward with an all new band.

Bruce Springsteen has written a memoir and plans on releasing it later this year.

Tom Green knows Donald Trump personally. As a celebrity guest on The Celebrity Apprentice Green was fired by Trump. This week on iHeartRadio, Tom Green tells us what he thinks of potential President Trump ahead of his Australian tour.

Kelly Osbourne has joked she's paying for father Ozzy's crimes after a bat defecated on her head.

Get ready for a massive 5-CD head-trip through the outer reaches of psych rock from yesterday, today, and beyond with Psych Box, the new box set releasing tomorrow (February 12) by Cleopatra Records.

It's still three years away, but promoter Michael Lang is looking for partners with which to put on a 50th anniversary edition of Woodstock and, possibly, annual events in the years after.

Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor concedes racism is a "big problem" within the metal community, following rocker Phil Anselmos recent Nazi salute controversy.