TV On The Radio will release their fifth album ‘Seeds’ on November 14.

Two unreleased Adele songs have found their way onto the internet.

Support Act, the music industries fund to help musicians and families of musicians in need, has launched a new fundraiser Bandwagon.

Jimmy Barnes has revealed the video for ‘Good Times’, his duet with Keith Urban.

Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to misdemeanour assault.

Faith No More are working on their first album since ‘Album of the Year’ in 1997.

The Levellers have teamed up with Irish singer-songwriter Imelda May to record a new version of their singalong Top 20 hit, 'What A Beautiful Day'.

Miley Cyrus has reportedly filed a legal challenge against her concert ban in the Dominican Republic.

Kasabian will perform their self-titled debut album from start to finish at the iTunes Festival.

Justin Bieber has been arrested again, this time in Canada after crashing into a van driven by paparazzi on Friday.

New Order will return with a brand new album in 2015. It will be the band's first album of new music since 'Waiting For The Sirens Call' in 2005.

US based Australian popstar Cody Simpson has joined the line-up for Australia’s first iHeartRadio Music Festival.

David Anderle, the record producer who worked on albums for Rita Coolidge, Aaron Neville and Kris Kristofferson, has died after a battle with lung cancer at age 77.

Few would have ever imaged John Lydon could even read a book let alone write one.

Kanye West revealed a sample of his new music on the season finale of ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ this week.

George Harrison'a Apple years will be released in a new box set gathering and expanding Harrison's six albums recorded for Apple Records between 1968 and 1975.

The Black Keys will include an Australian tour on the upcoming Turn Blue world tour including their Bluesfest headliner.

Ashlee Simpson has married fiance Evan Ross.

The status of Michael Schenker's upcoming album is completely up-in-the-air after a studio break in over the weekend.

Mötley Crüe are amazed Ozzy Osbourne is still alive.

Jimi Jamison, lead singer of Survivor, died on Sunday night from a heart attack. He was 63.

The Black Keys will launch the very first Rolling Green outdoor show in April.

Neil Finn will perform a one-off show in Perth with Gurrumul and Megan Washington in November.

The Black Keys and Zac Brown Band will return to Australia for Bluesfest 2015.

The Meanies will reform in October for a lap of Australia to celebrate their 25 years.

Billy Corgan took a very different path on Saturday night at Chicago's Ravinia Festival, playing a three-hour/31-song acoustic career retrospective.

Led Zeppelin have collaborated with Paul Smith to produce a series of exceptional limited edition scarves to be sold exclusively in-store and online.

Sinéad O'Connor says that the female stars of today have been "hoodwinked" and "made to think if you get your t*ts out, you're a maverick."

The Falls Festival line-up has expanded with Megan Washington, Dan Sultan and Kingswood joining the bill.

Carrie Underwood and her husband Mike Fisher are having a baby.