“1989” by Taylor Swift is at No.1 on the ARIA Albums chart for an eighth non-consecutive week, making it her third set of double weeks at the top (3 to 10 Nov 2014, 5 to 12 Jan and now 26 Jan to 2 Feb 2015).

Scoring a second week at the top of the ARIA Singles chart is the fourth Jamaican act to achieve a chart-topping single here, Omi (Omar Pasley) and “Cheerleader”.

Midge Ure will return to Australia in April for Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Newcastle.

Cold Chisel have had to release a statement to clarify that the Don Walker comment that the band would dedicate their upcoming reunion show to Prince Phillip was a joke.

In 2011 Iva Davies & his band Icehouse toured Australia on what was known to fans as their “Flowers” tour, playing songs primarily from their very first album when the band were actually called Flowers and the title of the album was “Icehouse”.

Foreigner has survived since its inception as a live band because of the consistent longevity of founder, guitarist, producer and songwriter Mick Jones.

Suge Knight has been arrested for murder after killing, what is reported, to have been the wrong man.

Melbourne’s White Night will take over the City of Melbourne with the city set alight from 7pm to 7am and a fill night of music from the likes of Jeff Lang, Jen Cloher and Remi.

The family of Margo Cesario (nee Moir) has confirmed that the death of the singer was due to complications from diabetes.

On iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com you will hear the new songs by Daniel Johns, N.E.R.D. and Mark Ronson with Kevin Parker of Tame Impala.

Tom Petty has issued a statement to say similarity between Sam Smith’s ‘Stay With Me’ and his own ‘I Won’t Back Down’ is just a “musical accident”.

Rod McKuen, the poet and songwriters whose credits include Jean, If You Go Away, Seasons in the Sun and Love's Been Good to Me, died on Thursday in Beverly Hills, CA from pneumonia. He was 81.

Ringo Starr has a song about his first band Rory and the Hurricanes on his next album ‘Postcards From Paradise’.

Taronga Park Zoo in Sydney will come alive with the sound of music tonight when Bernard Fanning together with Little May kick off the first show in the Twilight At Taronga series.

Courtney Barnett has anointed her debut album ‘Sometimes I Sit and Think And Sometimes I Just Sit Out’ and revealed a video for the song ‘Pedestrian At Best’.

Cold Chisel will reunite next month for a one-off show in honour of a man who has had a tough, hard working life with barely any recognition ... Sir Prince Phillip.

Paul McCartney will return to Japan in April to make up for the shows he had had cancel due to illness in 2014.

MAJOR RELEASES THIS WEEK INCLUDE NEW ALBUMS FROM; McBusted, Title Fight, Helions, Fifth Harmony and All We Are.

Black Sabbath's Geezer Butler has been arrested in Death Valley, CA after a bar fight.

Godsmack and Papa Roach will play Soundwave sidewaves in Melbourne and Brisbane and take turns closing.

Madonna has revealed she doesn't have "the stamina to take drugs".

Steely Dan are heading back out on the road for 2015.

The Recording Academy has added a number of performers to their 57th Annual Grammy Awards on February 8.

Mark Ronson will play A DJ set in Sydney next week during his Australian promo tour.

Daniel Johns has released his first solo song ‘Aerial Love’.

Mike & Molly star Melissa McCarthy will star in the big budget revitalisation of Ghostbusters.

The Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown has fronted a UK court to testify that his former school teacher Fred Talbot once showed a porn film in class.

Departing Blink-182 member Tom DeLonge has written a wordy explanation about the past few days of self-destruction within the band.

Johnny Marr will make good his postponed Australian and New Zealand tour with new dates in July.

Kylie Minogue is apparently taking tips from Lady Gaga for her "sexy" new music.