Jack White’s Third Man Records is releases early and very rare music from Jack White, before the White Stripes came into existence.

The new Flume album will be called ‘Skin’ and as a preview Harley Streten (aka Flume) is sharing the new music.

Coachella's 2016 line-up has been announced with headline acts LCD Soundsystem on the Friday, Guns N Roses for Saturday and Calvin Harris leading the Sunday night pack.

The Red Hot Summer tour has officially opened for 2016 with a sold out show on the New South Wales coastal town of Batemans Bay.

Gurrumul will perform at Australia’s largest free music festival, the St Kilda Festival, in February.

The Rainbow Bar and Grill on West Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood will be the location for a memorial this Sunday for the late Lemmy Kilmister.

When Songs of Innocence came out in 2014, U2 promised a followup called, appropriately, Songs of Experience but, while we were given all sorts of "soon" indications for the release, it never turned up last year.

Singer Brandy returns to television on Tuesday night via BET with Zoe Ever After, a romantic comedy about Zoe Moon (Brandy Norwood), a newly single mom stepping out of the shadow of her famous boxer ex-husband Gemini Moon (Dorian Missick) while trying to balance dating, motherhood, a complicated relationship with her ex and finally fulfilling her career dream of starting a cosmetics line.

Legendary Australian music mogul Robert Stigwood has died.

Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon thinks Boy George is a great signing for The Voice UK.

The Prodigy's Keith Flint has ridden his horses with a group who continue to practice the traditional British sport of fox hunting, something that has gained him an unwanted "fan".

Singer Britney Spears was literally stuck atop a tree after suffering a stage malfunction during her concert on Saturday (2Jan16).

Guy Ritchie has allegedly hired a lawyer as he is gearing up to fight his ex-wife Madonna for custody of their son Rocco.

The vinyl resurgence continued in 2015 in both the U.S. and England.

Adele ‘25’ is not showing any signs of slowing down as we hit the first week of 2016.

will.i.am thinks Karl Lagerfeld perfectly illustrates that competition is healthy.

Keith Richards snorted his dad's ashes because his father always knew he liked cocaine.

Sam Smith learned to become a "natural liar" by blagging sweets from his parents as a child.

Lester "Rusty" Paul, the eldest son of guitar genius Les Paul and his wife Virginia Webb, died on Thursday from complications of diabetes. He was 74.

Bon Jovi returned to the studio where they made their first album ‘Runaway’ for their next album ‘This House Is Not For Sale’, due in March.

David Bowie’s 25th studio album ‘Blackstar’ will be the first major release of 2016.

Andrew Stockdale will attempt to resurrect the Wolfmother brand with a new album ‘Victorious’ in February.

Adele and her mega third album “25” stay atop the ARIA Albums Chart for a sixth straight week, also becoming the first No.1 album for 2016.

The first ARIA Chart for 2016 has Justin Bieber holding for a fourth straight week with “Love Yourself”, which matches the four week’s his previous No.1 “What Do You Mean” (TW-9) achieved back in September of 2015.

Bruce Springsteen says he wrote ‘Hungry Heart’ for The Ramones.

It took very little time for music artists to start reacting on social media to the death of Natalie Cole.

Motley Crue ended their career just short of 35 years after it began with a final show at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Singer Natalie Cole, the daughter of Nat King Cole and a hitmaker in her own right, died on Thursday night from what was reported to be congestive heart failure. She was 65.

The band who retired and unretired in the shortest time, the Grateful Dead, have said that they will continue in 2016.

The Stevie Wright farewell will take place at Sydney’s St Andrews Cathedral on January 8.