Def Leppard and Live (minus Ed Kowalczyk) will team up for a return to Australia for shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth in November.

Lauryn Hill and Miguel have joined the Soulfest line-up joining the previously announced Mary J. Blige.

Greta Bradman, the granddaughter of cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman, will release her debut album for Decca Classics in Australia.

Russell Brand is heading back to Australia in October.

Blues legend B.B. King has been farewelled by family and friend at a memorial service in Las Vegas.

Robbie Williams will perform second Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide dates.

Bruce Springsteen has already recorded his next album and it will be released before the end of the year.

Sweden has won Eurovision 2015 with Russia in close second place followed Italy in third place. Guest nation Australia came in fifth following a star performance by Guy Sebastian.

The fifth studio album for Blue Mountains, NSW act Hermitude becomes the bands first No.1 album on the ARIA Charts, as “Dark Night, Sweet Light” enters in the top spot, which also gives the duo their first Top 10 album.

After two weeks at No.2, Grace (Sewell) and G-Eazy climb to the top of the ARIA Singles chart this week with their cover of the 1964 Lesley Gore ballad “You Don’t Own Me”, which makes Grace the first Australian performer to reach No.1 this year.

Darius Minwalla, drummer for The Posies since 2001, has died at age 39 in Vancouver. His cause of death is still pending.

Louis Johnson, one-half of the soul/funk Brothers Johnson, died on Thursday at the age of 60.

Melbourne’s music maestros come together every year for Bob Dylan’s birthday and the first of two of the third annual ‘Forever Young – Songs of Bob Dylan’ celebrated Bob’s 74th at the Memo Music Hall in St Kilda on Friday night.

Mark Ronson has revealed his guest vocalists for his upcoming Australian tour.

Former Hunters & Collectors frontman Mark Seymour has praised MP Anthony Albanese for his choice of the Hunters’ song ‘The Slab’ during his DJ set earlier this week in Melbourne.

David Crosby has swallowed his pride and apologised to Neil Young and his partner, Daryl Hannah, over comments he made late last year.

Alanis Morissette thinks there is a 'timelessness' to her album Jagged Little Pill.

Hozier feels 'so encouraged' after winning an Ivor Novello Award.

Gary and Martin Kemp from Spandau Ballet were at Noise11.com this week and tried to work out what the very first Spandau Ballet song Gary wrote was.

Madonna says the show isn't ready until it's perfect and the Rebel Heart show just isn't going to be ready.

David Letterman invited the Foo Fighters to be his final musical (and final guest) overall on the last edition of Late Show With David Letterman.

Kim Salmon will reform the original line-up of The Scientists for the Leaps and Bounds festival in Melbourne in July.

A rare special single disc edition of David Bowie’s ‘Nothing Has Changed’ album will be released in Australia to coincide with the ‘David Bowie Is’ exhibition in Melbourne.

Jamie Lawson will return to Australia in August for a round of dates with Harry Hookey.

Daniel Johns, Alesso, Tim Rogers & the Bamboos, Jamie Foxx, Mariah Carey, The Vaccines and Colleen Hewett lead the week's new music releases.

The Rolling Stones have played a warm-up show at LA’s 1200 capacity Fonda Theatre in Hollywood.

Charli XCX doesn't 'feel cheated' by having her songs on music streaming services.

John Legend says the success of a party comes down to the guest list.

Kanye West felt his Billboard Music Awards performance was 'grossly over-censored'.

Sir Elton John's life is set to become a musical.