Ellie Goulding is spending a fourth week at the top of the ARIA Singles chart with her first No.1 in Australia “Love Me Like You Do”.

Supergroup The Dead Daises were out cruising in Sydney on Friday with members of the iconic Cuban outfit Buena Vista Social Club.

Kanye West claims he can ring important people whenever he wants, including President Obama. Obama says otherwise.

Samsung has brought in Mary J. Blige and D’Angelo to SXSW to combat Apple’s activity with the Apple Watch.

It seems that the family of Marvin Gaye have tasted blood and are considering going to court again against Pharrell Williams.

The Eagles have once again extended their History of the Eagles tour with a series of spring and summer North American dates.

Jimmy Greenspoon, who played keyboards for Three Dog Night along with a myriad of other artists, died on Wednesday after battling a brain tumor. He was 67.

Daevid Allen, the Australian born member of prog rock bands Soft Machine and Gong, has died at the age of 77.

Those current David Bowie to tour rumours stem from a two year old story.

D'Angelo and the Vanguard played the Best Buy Theater in New York on Wednesday night, highlighting his surprise album, Black Messiah.

Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams' court case against Marvin Gaye's family is not over.

Bad Company’s first two album ‘Bad Company’ and ‘Straight Shooter’ will be released as expanded two disc editions in April.

Josh Groban will put his own songs aside to tackle musical theatre classics on his new album ‘Stages’.

Muse have previewed their next album ‘Drones’ with a new song titled ‘Psycho’.

Singer songwriter Sally Seltmann has a brand new song for you to hear titled ‘We Are The Music’.

Bluesfest has good news and bad news to announce in the weeks leading up to the music festival.

Stevie Wonder was the guest on Wednesday night's David Letterman, performing a couple of songs from two very distinct parts of his career.

Mariah Carey is returning home to Sony where she had some of her biggest hits early in her career.

Phil Collins has been made an honorary Texan by the state's legislature.

Fleetwood Mac have postponed two shows in the USA due illness but they have not said who is ill.

Stevie Wonder has commented on the ‘Blurred Lines’ vs ‘Got To Give It Up’ court case. The music legend says the court made the wrong decision.

Mark Knopfler, Modest Mouse, Rebecca Ferguson, Damien Leith, Sleeping with Sirens, Marina & the Diamonds, Troy Cassar-Daley, Lee Kernaghan and Xavier Rudd lead the week's new music releases.

iHeartRadio Music News this week features special guests Troy Cassar-Daley, British India and Steve Poltz.

Mötley Crüe will perform a second show at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena after initial tickets sales sold faster than any other city in the country.

The Kurt Cobain doco 'Montage of Heck' has already been called "he most intimate rock doc ever".

Madonna should take the number one album position in the USA next week with her ‘Rebel Heart’ album.

Kiss will kick off their Australian tour in Perth on October 3 but without Whitesnake as originally planned.

McDonalds has rethought its initial exploitation of artists at SXSW by now agreeing to pay all acts that showcase during their marketing blitz on the music conference in Austin next week.

The main issue with holding an interactive conference in the 21st century is easy access to the latest technology. That in mind, the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas has had to take the precautionary step of banning drones.

Fifa Riccobono has been named as the 2015 recipient of Australia’s most prestigious industry honour, the Ted Albert Award.