1982 was supposed to be it for The Who’s touring career. They had made it clear that year that the tour to support their then new album, It’s Hard, was going to be their last one. Of course, that was not to be the case, and the bands 1982 trek of North American really just turned out to be their final tour with drummer Kenny Jones.

The British are suddenly very interested in Greatest Hits sets from veteran artists.

Simon Le Bon thinks One Direction is a cash cow for many people.

Dave Somerville, the original lead singer for the Canadian group the Diamonds, died from cancer in Santa Barbara, CA on Tuesday at the age of 81.

Rich Robinson, the former guitarist, songwriter, and co-founder of The Black Crowes is going Ed Sheeran-like solo. It will be just Rich and guitars on stage.

Don Henley has given fans a taste of his upcoming solo album ‘Cass County’.

The Rolling Stones have wrapped by their tour duties for 2015 after 15 shows, one showcase and one private party in North America.

Brisbane’s High School Reunion has sold out within days of going on sale.

Dave Grohl could earn himself an Emmy Award after Foo Fighters 'Sonic Highways' was nominated this week.

Shock Records founder David Williams has launched his new music group David Roy Williams Music.

Wilco have just released an 11 track album of brand new songs titled ‘Star Wars’ free for fans.

Former Pink Floyd member David Gilmour will release his new solo album, Rattle That Lock in September.

Spotify is going through a painful breakup with Apple Music coming along and offering something that it can’t … Taylor Swift.

Bluesfest has just dropped its earliest announcement ever with 13 acts named for the 2016 event.

David Bowie and AC/DC’s Angus Young speak this week for iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Joe Jackson will release Fast Forward on October 2 and has set a tour to accompany the new set.

The Rolling Stones ‘Zipcode’ tour is over and Keith Richards has immediately switched to solo mode with a brand new song for us all to hear.

Tame Impala, Chemical Brothers, Ms Mr, Pitbull (Latin), Art of Sleeping and the Ant-Man soundtrack lead the week's new releases.

R. Kelly is 'open' to performing at Iggy Azalea's wedding.

Justin Bieber's mother initially thought Scooter Braun was "creepy" because he was hounding her.

Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, will commemorate five decades of Simon & Garfunkel's extraordinary sound with two special career-defining collections to be released in August.

Editors have announced the forthcoming release of their fifth studio album, 'In Dream' by Play It Again Sam worldwide for October.

Bobby Brown has selected a Buddhist moniker for his infant daughter.

Neil Young has joined Prince in pulling his music from all streaming services.

After an exception debut in 2014, the Americana music festival Out On The Weekend will return for 2015 and this time Sydney has a date allocated as well.

DJ Albo (aka Anthony Albanese MP) is branching out into the brewing business with his own beer ‘Albo Corn Ale Beer’.

You are cordially invited to the betrothment of Sebastian Bach and Suzanne Le on August 22 in the year of our lord 2015 at the Rockbar Theater, San Jose, CA.

A U.S District Judge has just handed down a decision that upholds the verdict given to the family of Marvin Gaye over the copying of Got to Give It Up in the Robin Thicke smash Blurred Lines.

The Kennedy Center in Washington has announced this year's recipients of the Kennedy Honors.

Sam Smith's singing voice is in 'bloody fantastic' form following his latest medical checkup.