Lily Allen will feature Australian rapper Illy on her two Australian side-shows.

Eagles ‘History of the Eagles’ tour will have second shows for Perth and Auckland.

Joe Satriani will return to Australia for dates in November.

The Rolling Stones #14OnFire tour is continuing across Europe and stopped over in Vienna on Monday night.

Linkin Park, Lana Del Rey and 360 the three acts competing for the number one album this week.

The Madden Brothers, Joel and Benji Madden, have released a lyric video for ‘We Are Done’, the first single from their upcoming ‘Greetings From California’ video.

iHeartRadio has reached a new benchmark - 50 million users in the USA. 


iHeartRadio weekly music news, powered by Noise11.com, this week features a tribute to Jim Keays who passed away last Friday.

Jim Keays, the legendary lead singer of iconic Australian rock band The Masters Apprentices, will be farewelled by family, friends and fans on Friday in Melbourne.

Bob Dylan has resumed touring in Ireland after a three month break and will bring the show to Australian and New Zealand theatres in August and September.

The BBC has announced that they are making a full length documentary on the history of Genesis.

Billy Idol has been working on his first album in almost a decade.

The Beatles' U.K. albums, from Please Please Me through the White Album, will be released on vinyl individually and in the new set The Beatles in Mono.

Queen will release two 1974 concerts in their entirety on CD and DVD soon.

Casey Kasem, the legendary host of American Top 40 and the voice of Shaggy in Scooby-Doo, has died at the age of 82.

Ian Anderson will perform his classic Jethro Tull’s Thick As A Brick masterpiece when he tours Australia in December under his own name, not the bands.

Miley Cyrus will return to Australia for dates in October.

Sheppard is set to go past triple platinum status for their hit song ‘Geronimo’ in Australia this week.

Black Sabbath have been announced to receive the AEG Live Ambassadors of Rock gong at this year's O2 Silver Clef Awards on Friday 4th July.

Steven Tyler remembers how "magical" he used to find England.

Kelly Clarkson has given birth to a baby girl.

Tom Odell turned up at the Isle of Wight Festival this weekend fully prepped, and ready to go. With his tongue wedged firmly in his cheek, it would seem we had our first glimpse of Tom the diva.

The Amity Affliction land their second consecutive No.1 album on the ARIA Albums chart this week, as their fourth studio album “Let the Ocean Take Me” debuts at the top this week among some stiff competition.

Justice Crew stays atop the ARIA Singles chart for a sixth consecutive week with their now 2x▲Platinum selling single “Que Sera”.

Ed Sheeran’s second single from ‘x’ is ‘Don’t'.

On Friday Australia lost a rock legend with the passing of Jim Keays of The Masters Apprentices.

The family of Doc Neeson are planning a public memorial service for the late Angels singer for later this year.

Melbourne pub rock legends Painters & Dockers will perform the post-match entertainment at next weekend’s Reclink Community Cup.

Pete Wentz needed to 'reorganise his brain' before he could relaunch his record label.

The Rolling Stones played Paris on Friday night and slipped in ‘Bitch’ by request.