LunchMoney Lewis keeps paying his “Bills” at the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles chart for a second week, with Australia still the only country to have placed it this high so far, it’s Top 15 in New Zealand (#14), Top 30 in The Netherlands (#25) and the song slightly climbed in the USA (95 to 93) this week.

A concert by the current configuration of Little River Band in Salem, North Carolina has been cancelled after the band allegedly demanded full payment up front from the venue.

Ozzy Osbourne has cancelled the Mexico leg of Ozzfest because he needs surgery.

Boy George has never had to audition for anything.

Blur will headline the Isle of Wight Festival on Saturday night this year.

Duran Duran have signed an international recording contract with Warner Brothers Records.

The Who kicked off the 2015 leg of their The Who Hit 50! Tour last Sunday night (March 22) at the 02 Arena in London.

Matt Goss celebrated a five-year run at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas and Music-News.com was on hand to witness the event.

The legendary Mavis Staples will release the four song EP ‘My Good Fortune’ in April.

Californian singer songwriter Sean Kelly will perform at the Musexpo music industry conference in Hollywood in April.

Music educator Tim Dalton has joined ARIA Hall of Famer Joe Camilleri and Golden Guitar winner Amber Lawrence as an Ambassador for Record Store Day Australia.

Silverchair’s debut album ‘Frogstomp’ has been remastered, expanded and reissued to mark the 20th anniversary of its release on March 27, 1995.

After one week on the charts, Madonna 'Rebel Heart' has performed even worse than projected in the USA.

Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze joins Noise11 on iHeartRadio this week to talk about the upcoming plans for Squeeze in 2015.

“I don’t want to be singing “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy” at age 50 and become a parody of myself” said a young Rod Stewart in Rolling Stone Magazine.

Death Cab for Cutie, Action Bronson, Madeon, Three Days Grace, Ringo Starr, The Prodigy and Van Morrison lead the week's new releases.

Dolly Parton is completely amazed by how fast the past three decades have flown by.

Paul Kantner, guitarist for both Jefferson Airplane and its spinoff group Jefferson Starship, has been hospitalized with an apparent heart attack.

Melbourne singer songwriter Courtney Barnett is one of the recipients of the Grulke Prize awarded by SXSW.

Bluesfest are working on a surprise guest to perform on the Friday of the festival following the last minute cancellation of The Black Keys earlier this week.

Cheap Trick and Billy Idol touring together is an ideal double for rock fans of the 70s and 80s but what could have been a contender for tour of the year suffered initially from bad sound which drained the vibe of the room.

Lollapalooza, the yearly Chicago-based festival started in 1991 by Perry Farrell, has announced an eclectic mix of artists for 2015 with Paul McCartney, Metallica and Florence + The Machine headline one night each.

One Direction member Zayn Malik has quit the boy band and after five years and four albums because he wants to be “normal”.

America's Mary Chapin Carpenter and Australia's Troy Cassar-Daley are two of the highlights for the Gympie Muster for 2015.

Rob Halford's catalog of music outside of Judas Priest is now being issued by Sony Music and Legacy Recordings.

The Dead Daisies have been added to Germany’s Der Ring and Rockavaria festivals in May.

Madonna's Rebel Heart has taken a huge drop in sales in its second week of release.

Van Halen will hit the road in July for a North American tour with Kenny Wayne Shepherd.

Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros have now publically stated that singer Jade Castrinos was not sacked by the band, she quit.

San Francisco will host the eighth Outside Lands Festival on August 7 through 9 in Golden Gate Park and, on Tuesday, announced an eclectic lineup that includes Australia's Chet Faker and Tame Impala.