Edwyn Collins has a new album The Possibilities Are Endless, the soundtrack album to accompany the forthcoming film of the same name.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds release two previously unavailable tracks: Give Us A Kiss and Jubilee Street (live from The Sydney Opera House).

Jack White has premiered his Take Away Show.

Spotify has revealed Calvin Harris' Summer is officially the most streamed song globally over the last 3 months, reaching almost 160 million streams on the music streaming service.

Billboard officially announces that ​​Iggy Azalea's "Fancy," featuring Charli XCX, takes the title as Billboard's top Song of the Summer for 2014. ​ ​

Deadmau5 has fired back at Disney after the Mouse House attempted block his trademark approval in the US.

For an American artist, Todd Rundgren appeared on many BBC radio and TV programs over the years. All of his surviving performances have been gathered on the new At the BBC: 1972-1982, out October 27 on Esoteric.

Metallica is one of a number of music artists who have made it into the new addition of the Guinness Book of World Records.

Mariah Carey and her husband Nick Cannon have reportedly 'started the divorce process'.

The 2014 CBGB Festival in New York will host a number of music showcases including performances by Jane's Addiction and DEVO.

Nikki Sixx has been performing on Motley Crue's farewell tour in quite a bit of pain.

Deep Purple have amassed a large discography of officially released concerts over the years and plan to add to it on October 20 with the release of Live in Verona.

Bruce Springsteen is expected to make his acting debut in Lilyhammer.

Australian jazz singer Kerrie Biddell has died at the age of 67 of a stroke. She had been in poor health since 2001.

This week Robert Plant, Ryan Adams, Vance Joy, The Kooks and Counting Crows lead the new releases.

Royal Blood talk about have they never considered being anything except a two-piece band and Adam Thompson of Chocolate Starfish opens up about the band's upcoming performance of Meat Loaf 'Bat Out Of Hell' on iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11 this week.

Eso from Bliss N Eso has posted a video apology after posting inappropriate photos on his Instagram account this week.

The Veronicas will release their first Sony record ‘You Ruin Me’ on September 19. It is their first new music in seven years.

Joan Rivers once joked that at her funeral she wanted “Meryl Streep crying in five different accents”.

U2 are reported to be planning to be incorporated into the launch of the iPhone6 next week, possibly even launching their new album on the phone.

Al Green and Sting are two of the people named to be honored at the 2014 Kennedy Centre donors.

Gotye has denied he has any intention of becoming a politician and described yesterday’s media coverage as “click bait” despite Basics bandmember Kris Schroeder starting it all.

Garth Brooks has become an online retailer.

Foreigner will return to Australia in January for shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

The Script will head to Australia in October for a show on Guineas Day at the Caulfield Races.

Brother and sister act Broods will tour Australia in November.

Rhys Darby has added extra dates for Melbourne and Perth for his upcoming Australian tour.

Sheppard have returned from international dates to announce an Australian tour kicking off in hometown Brisbane on October 1.

Rod Stewart will return to Australia and New Zealand in March and April 2015.

It’s official. Divinyls singer Chrissy Amphlett will have a Melbourne lane named in her honour.