Diana Ross has got music fans excited with talk she may be appearing at next year's Glastonbury Festival.

Genesis have news on the way tomorrow. Nobody is quite sure what.

Robin Williams' death has spent fans into a shopping spree boosting two of his comedy albums back into the American charts.

Rodriguez will return to Australia in October.

Foo Fighters have revealed the full trailer for their upcoming TV series Sonic Highways, the story of their new album.

Festival of Small Halls has launched a photo contest for you to capture the beauty of your small town.

Alt-J have slipped a prequel into their Falls Festival visit with shows in Sydney and Melbourne planted into October.

Kate Bush will not allow fans to take pictures at her shows.

Dave Grohl is a father again.

GWAR has announced that they will travel forth this fall in search of their fallen leader, Oderus Urungus.

Roger Waters will bring The Wall to film screens a second time with a documentary and concert film based on his three-year tour.

Morrissey is done being tactful, at least as far as Harvest Records is concerned.

Royal Blood's debut album and singer songwriter John Murry lead the pick of new releases this week.

Bush have completed work on their 6th album ‘Man On The Run’ recorded at Studio 606, the studio owned by Dave Grohl.

When fans of British singer Cliff Richard first heard of an investigation into his participation in an alleged underage sex incident they banded together on social media and decided to put him back on the charts.

Experience Hendrix LLC and Legacy Recordings will reissue the first two posthumous studio albums from Jimi Hendrix, The Cry of Love and Rainbow Bridge.

Bob Dylan’s reinvented New Basement Tapes will be released in November.

Melbourne’s historic Bennetts Lane Jazz Club will close in June 2015.

Guy Pearce will morph from movie star to rock star for one night only in Melbourne in November and then play for Sydney one week later.

Gary Clark Jr’s second album will be a live album.

Lanie Lane will release her second album ‘Night Shade’ in October.

Hilltop Hoods will keep their no 1 spot on the album chart this week and Meghan Trainor is on for a third week with top single.

Cliff Richard has decided to pull out of a charity event where he was scheduled to perform on September 26 in the wake of the current sexual assault investigation.

Phil Collins is returning to the stage.

Dave Growl has once again dressed in drag for a hilarious spoof of the horror flick Carrie.

Michael McDonald has written a letter to his hometown of Ferguson following atrocities in the town this week.

Jeff Martin of The Tea Party will put together a “supergroup” in Australia in 2015, following The Tea Party’s Aussie tour.

Liza Minelli is singing the praises of David Campbell and his new album with John Bucchino.

Lady Gaga has arrived in Australia and called up WSFM Sydney this morning to talk to Jonesy and Amanda.

Jersey Boys creator and The Four Seasons founder and songwriter Bob Gaudio tells his story this week on iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com.