Scott Weiland, who had a September/October tour scheduled for the U.K. and Europe, has announced that all dates have been cancelled except for his September 3 show at the Garage in London.

Tame Impala have the number one album in the USA on Billboard’s Alternative chart.

Ed Sheeran made a surprise appearance last night and performed Bloodstream with Rudimental as they headlined Ibiza Rocks.

Zakk Wylde will bring his Black Label Society back to Australia in November.

Elvis Presley's final studio album 'Today' is new again, via Sony Music to mark the 40th anniversary of the release.

Mat McHugh is setting out on solo dates in October away from The Beautiful Girls and is offering his new album ‘Waves’ to fans for free prior to the tour.

Stuart Coupe joins Noise11.com this week to talk about his new book ‘Gudinski: The Godfather of Australian Rock N Roll’ on iHeartRadio.

The Who, Coldplay and Duran Duran are just three of the major names announced for the 5th annual iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas this year.

Dave Grohl hopes his daughters turn into his "own little Haim".

Louis Tomlinson is hosting a charity ball in London next month.

Azealia Banks has majorly kicked off at Australian bloggers.

Miranda Lambert has hinted that caffeine and sad songs are getting her through her marriage breakdown.

Natalie Imbruglia thinks singing songs originally recorded by male artists are much more fun.

Last year, Jon Anderson and Jean Luc Ponty put up a Kickstarter campaign to help them finance their first album as the AndersonPonty Band.

Ronan Keating is one of the most well-known singer/songwriters of his generation. After bursting onto the scene back in 1994 with Boyzone and quickly winning the heart of many a teenage girl, he then went on to become a highly successful solo artist.

Justin Bieber wants his new music to work 'so badly'.

Simon Cowell has congratulated Zayn Malik on signing with RCA Records.

John Legend is excited to join forces with WGN America to produce original thriller Underground.

Meek Mill is scared to get political with his music.

Gurrumul, Josh Pyke, The Maccabees, Last Dinosaurs, Led Zeppelin back catalogue and So Fresh: Dance 2015 lead this week's new music releases.

NBC's third live musical production, after The Sound of Music and Peter Pan will be The Wiz, the retelling of The Wizard of Oz with music and lyrics by Charlie Smalls.

Geoff Tate is officially back with the first release from his new band, Operation: Mindcrime.

Janis Ian has revealed her own story about Bill Cosby telling fans that she was banned from his show because he thought she was "probably a lesbian".

Ted Nugent is defending the indefensible, the brutal slaughter of Cecil The Lion by Minnesota dentist Walter Palmer.

Madonna will play the "controversy" card once again on her upcoming world tour.

Heart’s Ann Wilson has released the first song from her upcoming solo project The Ann Wilson Thing.

Adam Lambert will return to Australia to play this own shows in January 2016, after last touring the country with Queen.

Selena Gomez won't let anyone turn her against Justin Bieber.

An XFM presenter got more than she bargained for when sent to Ibiza to interview Pete and Carl from The Libertines.

Coldplay is reportedly eager to debut their new album 'as soon as possible'.