St Kilda Festival is after up and coming local talent to showcase at Australia’s largest free music festival.

Jefferson Airplane’s original singer Signe Anderson died on January 28, 2016, the same day as the band’s founding member Paul Kantner.

Australia’s punk founder Radio Birdman will reunite for a 2016 tour in June.

Gillian Welch will appear at the special Dream A Highway show in Melbourne on Feb 20.

Liam Hemsworth is reportedly readying to splash out $1 million on a new engagement ring for Miley Cyrus.

Leonardo DiCaprio's sole focus is said to be bagging an Oscar, rather than any romance with Rihanna.

Lionel Richie nearly died freaking out over the welfare of his daughter Nicole Richie when she was a teenager, revealing the worry caused drastic weightloss.

Singer Charlie Puth was ordered to keep kissing Meghan Trainor at the end of their American Music Awards performance.

Adelaide boyband At Sunset will head off around Australia on a headline tour in March.

Ozzy Osbourne's sinusitis has caused two Black Sabbath dates to be postponed.

The second album for local EDM act RuFuS becomes their second set to debut at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, as “Bloom” takes root at the No.1 spot this week.

The English producer and DJ known as Jonas Blue takes his cover of “Fast Car” featuring Dakota to the top of the ARIA Singles Chart this week, making it the first new No.1 single for 2016, and also Australia becomes the first country to make it a chart-topping song too.

Rihanna has another big hit on her hands - her new album Anti has racked up a million downloads in just 15 hours.

David Bowie's last will and testament, which details how his estimated $230 million (£161 million) fortune is to be distributed, was officially filed in Manhattan Surrogate Court on Friday.

Graham Nash opened his 2016 solo tour on Wednesday night in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL with a mix of songs from his storied past and material from his upcoming album This Path Tonight.

Coldplay have announced that the second single from 'A Head Full Of Dreams will be Hymn For The Weekend.

Singer Charlie Puth was tormented by bullies as a child.

Pop star Ricky Martin is set to be honoured in his native Puerto Rico with a star on the country's Walk of Fame.

Jennifer Lopez fought back tears during a group performance on Thursday night's (28Jan16) American Idol.

Celine Dion has spoken out publicly for the first time since her late husband Rene Angelil was laid to rest.

Banger Films, in association with Eagle Rock Entertainment, is set to produce the first-ever feature length documentary exploring the fascinating, mysterious tale of Texas band, ZZ Top.

Paul Kantner, co-founder and guitarist for Jefferson Airplane and spin-off band Jefferson Starship, has died from organ failure at the age of 74.

Grammy nominated Courtney Barnett has played the first Twilight At Taronga concert at Sydney’s Taronga Park Zoo.

Iggy Pop and Josh Homme will showcase their joint album ‘Post Pop Depression’ at SXSW in Austin in March.

Flume has just pushed out another brand new song called 'Smoke and Retribution' with LA based rapper Vince Staples.

Adam Lambert is all talk this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Bloc Party, Charlie Puth, St. Lucia, Dream Theater, Basement, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Turin Breaks, Your Friend and SIA lead this week's new music releases.

Massive Attack have just released their first new music in five years.

Radiohead will headline the festival with 32 acts signed including Róisín Murphy, Afrika Bambaataa, Kelela, and Action Bronson from abroad, plus Icelandic artists Bang Gang, Mammút, Fufanu, Rix, Faces Of Walls, and many others.

International record producer, manager and entrepreneur Scott Dorsey has accepted a new role and Music Director and Executive Producer for Rock Against Trafficking, an initiative from major artists to stamp out human trafficking.