iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11 this week features new music from Tom Petty, Robert Plant and Tweedy.

More people in Melbourne now wakeup with Red Symons on the radio.

Melbourne’s iconic Bakehouse Studios will open its doors to the public for the first time ever next Saturday as part of the Leaps and Bounds Festival.

Peter Dawkins, the Australian-based, New Zealand born legendary producer, died on Thursday, July 3 at age 68 after a fall.

The self-titled debut album for Sydney four-piece 5 Seconds of Summer comes straight in at No.1, selling enough to achieve Gold (●) in its first week on sale, and giving us Australian acts at the top of both major charts this week.

Justice Crew stays at the top of the ARIA Singles chart for a ninth week with “Que Sera”, which also notches up 3x▲Platinum in sales, plus it also becomes the longest run at the top of the ARIA charts for an Australian act (1983 to 2014).

Bruce Milne, one of the pioneers of Melbourne’s music heritage, is giving music fans a rare insight into the music history of the city with the Leaps and Bounds bus tour.

Anthony Cumia of the Opie & Anthony show on Sirius Radio is continuing to attack his former network on Twitter after being fired for posting racist remarks.

The Pink Floyd 'Division Bell' reissue and the new Sia album lead this weeks new releases.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11 features an interview with David Gray, Joe Camilleri and Jake Mason about the Cookin' On 3 Burners project.

Australian songwriter Alan Caswell has lost a 10 year legal battle with music publisher ATV Sony over similarities between his song ‘On The Inside’ and Alabama’s ‘Christmas In Dixie’.

SXSW is about to open applications for artist showcases for the 2015 conference in Austin.

Much has been made over the last week about the potential sales of the building housing the famed RCA Studio A.

Jack Ponti's credits align him with Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper, India.Arie, Sebastian Bach, just to name a few.

At the moment, it looks like Justice Crew could be heading for a ninth week at No.1 with “Que Sera”.

Ed Sheeran ‘x’ has broken Spotify records for first week streaming.

The Independent Music Awards have opened up applications for for artists for the $50,000 grant to boost profile overseas from Carlton Dry.

Soundwave will be a two-day festival across Australia in 2015.

It took Ed Sheeran 42 weeks to climb to No.1 with his first album “+” (TW-29), whilst this week his follow up “x” (multiply) comes straight in at No.1 and also achieves Gold (●) in sales first week of release.

Justice Crew hold for an eighth week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart, matching the only other eight week stretch at the top this decade, Gotye with “Somebody That I Used to Know” (from 15-Aug-2011).

Katy Perry has been announced as the top digital artist of all time.

Every Die I Time and Jersey Boys have the two major album releases this week while indie rock fans should look out for the new Monks of Mellonwah song.

Ed Sheeran’s intimate Sydney performance for iHeartRadio will be broadcast on digital television channel Eleven this Saturday.

Australian recording artists have until next Monday June 30 to apply to be eligible for the 2014 ARIA Awards if they are not already.

Big Day Out will not happen in 2015 of Austin based C3 became the sole owners of the event after director AJ Maddah sold out last week.

The future of Big Day Out 2015 is looking unlikely with the departure of director AJ Maddah from the executive structure and shareholding.

Coldplay may have a number one single this week. 5 Seconds Of Summer sales are also strong.

Brisbane’s Violent Soho has scored an American record deal with Side One Dummy records.

Newcastle music festival Fat As Butter will not happen for 2014.

Ed's new album 'x' is released on 23 June and is currently #1 on iTunes in 65 countries.