Meek Mill is 'no longer welcome in Toronto, according to City Councillor Norm Kelly.

Holy Holy, Roger Waters, Northlane, Jill Scott, We Came as Romans, Ducktails, Suze DeMarchi, Lamb of God, Alan Jackson and the Southpaw Soundtrack lead this week's new music releases.

Nicki Minaj never meant to start a feud with Taylor Swift.

Dr. Dre and Ice Cube think Suge Knight's murder case is 'unfortunate' in every way.

Ann Wilson of Heart is branching out a bit with her own group, the Ann Wilson Thing.

That Joe Satriani is a guitar virtuoso is clear. That he has command of his instrument like no-one else in the world is pretty clear but he is also a master of songwriting – albeit instrumental songs – and these 15 tracks are loaded with melody and tunes alongside his guitar wizardry.

Madonna is intending to keep making music until she doesn't "have any more to say".

Sinead O'Connor will not be touring this summer due to an undisclosed health problem.

Last night on the Late Late Show with James Corden, the host and guest Paula Abdul put together on update of the classic video for Paula's hit Opposites Attract.

The Dead Daisies have delivered the video for 'Mexico', the first taste of the upcoming 'Revolucion' album.

Doug Rowe, the founder and lead guitarist and singer for The Flying Circus, has died.

Vance Joy has a brand new song titled ‘Fire and the Flood’.

The ABC will close 50 ABC Shops before the end of the year just as music sales hit an all-time low.

Following the release of Short Movie 'Director's Cut', an expanded edition of Laura Marling's fifth album, 'Short Movie', sees the unveiling of the video to accompany a brand new full band re-working of popular live track 'I Feel Your Love'.

Blake Shelton has broken his post-divorce revelation silence.

Celine Dion is 'more than glad' that she decided to sign up for a Las Vegas residency.

It was called a time to "turn on, tune in and drop out." With its memorable Summer Of Love and the birth of a new world order youth-driven social consciousness, 1967 remains a pivotal year in history.

American rapper Future has debuted at number one on the Billboard chart with 'DS2' while Perth's Tame Impala have debuted at number 4 in America with 'Currents'.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Dr. John has had a long and successful career which had its commercial and critical peaks during the late 60's and early 70's when he recorded for Atlantic and Atco Records.

Taylor Swift has cautioned Nicki Minaj about pitting 'women against each other'.

Justin Bieber is reportedly not an international fugitive anymore.

50 Cent's bankruptcy has damaged his image.

John Farnham has told racist group Reclaim Australia that they are not to use ‘You’re The Voice’ at their hater rallies.

Since its inception in the late 1960's, heavy metal has experienced quite a few ups and downs in popularity.

Carlos Santana is not only an award winner for his music, but he has also now been honored for his writing.

DZ Deathrays are a last minute addition to Splendour In The Grass this weekend after Catfish and the Bottlemen cancelled due to illness.

On October 11, Korn will celebrate the 21st anniversary of the release of their self-titled debut album.

Ron Sexsmith will tour Australia in November.

Members of Reclaim Australia are showing their true colours with a series of verbal attacks on Jimmy Barnes after the rock star told them to stop using his song at their racist rally.

Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips has created a visual artwork for an exhibition at Baltimore’s American Visionary Art Museum.