Morrissey has set another round of US dates after previous tours were cancelled for various reasons.

John Mellencamp has taken aim At Indiana's new Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Richie Sambora is reportedly under investigation by police after threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend.

Rod Stewart took the lyrics to his classic hit ‘Sailing’ literally when he was ‘sailing, he was sailing, across the sea’ on Sydney Harbour on Thursday.

Australian music legends Brian Cadd and Joe Camilleri and promoter Michael Chugg are this weeks guests on iHeartRadio music news powered by Noise11.com.

David Bowie is once again being an enigma with his latest project, a theatrical work based on the 1976 film The Man Who Fell to Earth which, in turn, was based on the 1963 novel of the same name by Walter Tevis.

Stephen Stills, Barry Goldberg and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, known together as The Rides, have completed their second album.

Björk's former partner, Matthew Barney, has reportedly filed a child custody suit against her.

The upcoming biopic on classic hip-hop group N.W.A., Straight Outta Compton, has a new trailer.

Styx will package their first seven albums together on vinyl for the new box set The A&M Albums 1975-1984.

Future Music Festival, Australia's electronic music festival, has been canned.

Tracks just keep being released from the upcoming Brian Wilson album No Pier Pressure and it sounds like one of his best efforts in years.

The new combined band featuring long time art rockers Sparks and indie band Franz Ferdinand, known as FFS, has released the first song from their upcoming debut album.

Both Paul McCartney and Yoko Ono have posted their thoughts on Cynthia Lennon, following her death at age 75 today.

Nile Rodgers is the "biggest Miley Cyrus fan on the planet".

"We Love You Brian"

Madonna won't watch her Brit Awards fall.

Twisted Sister have decided to continue as a working entity, at least for now.

Joni Mitchell is awake and in good spirits, it's been confirmed.

John Lennon's first wife and the mother of Julian Lennon, Cynthia Lennon, died on Wednesday from cancer at her home in Majorca, Spain. Her son Julian was at her side. She was 75.

Steven Tyler made it official last night at the Grand Ole Opry, telling the crowd that he is in the process of making a country album.

Melbourne Music Bank winner Héloise will release ‘This Is Home’, her prize-winning song on April 17.

Kiss will perform a second show for Melbourne with The Dead Daisies.

Legendary singer songwriter Joni Mitchell has been rushed to hospital after being found unconscious in the Bel Air home.

Melbourne band British India have been added to Bluesfest, replacing the hole left after the last minute cancellation by The Black Keys.

Bruce Springsteen continues his new Archive Series with one of his most famous early shows from December 31, 1980 at the Nassau Coliseum.

Van Halen played to thousands of fans on Monday on Hollywood Boulevard in a mini-concert, part of which was aired on Jimmy Kimmel's ABC show on Monday night with additional songs being broadcast tonight.

The Rolling Stones have dug into the archive to resurrect one of their biggest albums, Sticky Fingers, in Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions.

The Rolling Stones will play dates in the USA starting May 24 in San Diego.

Jeremy Brown, the guitar player for Scott Weiland’s band The Wildabouts, has been found dead. He was 34 years old.