Elbow will head to Australia for an East Coast tour in October.

Rod Stewart has officially anthemed in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with his classic ‘Rhythm Of My Heart’.

The shortlist for the National Indigenous Music Awards looks like a who’s who of Australian music in 20014 with Dan Sultan, Gurrumul, Jessica Mauboy and Shellie Norris all shortlisted for Artist of the Year.

Cold Chisel have spent the past week working on new music with producer Kevin Shirley.

Albert Productions mark its 50th year with a massive 102 track compilation documenting the company history in Australian music which gave us AC/DC, The Easybeats, Rose Tattoo, Billy Thorpe and The Angels.

Sheppard's 'Bomb's Away' stands a chance at popping up to no 1 this week and Paloma Faith looks like having the number one single.

Deep Purple Mk III will release a 1975 live album.

Tim McGraw wants to 'move on' from his fan-swatting scandal.

Billy Joel has been selected to receive the sixth Gershwin Prize from the Library of Congress.

A tree planted to honour Beatle George Harrison has been destroyed by actual beetles.

Melbourne’s iconic Cherry Bar in AC/DC Lane, Melbourne now faces the threat of closure following a new residential development now towering alongside.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week gives you Phil Rudd of AC/DC's first solo song 'Repo Man'.

Jimmy Barnes will release at 40 track limited edition deluxe version of his upcoming album '30:30 Hindsight'.

Splendour In The Grass are offering refunds to London Grammar fans who purchased tickets to see the band at Splendour.

The Presets are the last minute addition to Splendour In The Grass, replacing London Grammar who pulled out of the event overnight due to the illness of Hannah Reid.

London Grammar have become the latest Splendour On The Grass casualty, dropping out of this weekend’s Australian music festival “due to illness”.

Soundgarden and Nine Inch Nails opened their co-headlining tour on Saturday night at The Axis at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas.

Phil Jamieson of Grinspoon and Scott Russo of Unwritten Law are heading out on a Christmas double header in December.

Avicii is adding a rock flavour to his next album with guest appearances from Jon Bon Jovi, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day and Chris Martin of Coldplay.

ZZ Top have been forced to postpone their upcoming US tour because bass player Dusty Hill has had to have surgery.

Backstreet Boys and Paul Anka are two more artists cancelling shows in Israel over security fears.

Johnny Marr has announced the release date for his second solo album "Playland,"which is set for release on October 7.

Morrissey has failed to dethrone Ed Sheeran on the UK album chart.

Weezer have revealed their new single Back To The Shack to be released on September 22.

Robert Plant and Kylie Minogue are just two of the performers for the iTunes Music Festival this year.

Ted Nugent has hit a major milestone in his touring career. At 65, he has played his 6,500th live show.

Australian supergroup The Dead Daisies have wrapped up a US tour with Bad Company and Lynyrd Skynyrd and will head back on the road with KISS and Def Leppard in the USA.

Russell Morris ventured into Tasmania for the production of the official video for ‘Van Diemen’s Land’.

Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer will next grace us musically with his other band Dot Hacker.

Anyone thinking about attending SXSW in Austin, Texas in 2015 is invited to the first meet and greet events for Sydney and Melbourne in August.