Support Act, the music industries fund to help musicians and families of musicians in need, has launched a new fundraiser Bandwagon.

The Black Keys and Zac Brown Band will return to Australia for Bluesfest 2015.

In the 80s, Brisbane’s The Riptides were on their way to become one of the biggest bands in Australia but the wheels fell off before they released their debut album. That album is finally coming.

Kate Bush owns the British album chart this week with 11 albums now scattered across the Top 50.

Rodriguez has three albums in the Australian chart this week. The Rodriguez catalogue took an active run on the ARIA chart after his 2014 tour was announced last week.

Taylor Swift leaps to No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart this week, scoring not only her second chart-topping single in Australia with 'Shake It Off'.

The second album for US singer Ariana Grande entitled “My Everything” leaps into the ARIA Albums Chart at No.1 this week.

Nirvana recording engineer Steve Albini is heading to Melbourne as keynote speaker for the Face The Music conference.

Cold Chisel will release a brand new album in 2015.

Ace Frehley finally has a hit record on the USA.

Australian music icons Jimmy Barnes and Phil Rudd are the special guests at iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com this week.

Kasey Chambers, Jimmy Barnes, Maroon 5 and The Vines lead the week's new releases this week.

Miley Cyrus will headline the first iHeartRadio Music Festival to be held in Sydney in October.

After a full weeks sales, Taylor Swift looks set to take over the top spot this weekend with the first single from her upcoming album “1989”, the song is “Shake it Off”.

The Hilltop Hoods maintain their No.1 position on the ARIA Albums Chart this week with their fourth chart-topping set “Walking under Stars”.

Meghan Trainor maintains her No.1 position on the ARIA Singles Chart with “All About That Bass”.

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

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

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

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.

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.

Hunters & Collectors have picked up a Helpmann Award for Best Australian Contemporary Concert at the Helpmann’s event in Sydney on Monday night.

The Falls Festival line-up for 2014 has been announced with something old, something new, something borrowed and something Bluejuice.

Rick Parashar, the producer of Pearl Jam ‘Ten’, Bon Jovi ‘Have A Nice Day’ and Alex Lloyd’s self-titled album, has died at the age of 50.

Adelaide’s Hilltop Hoods land their fourth consecutive No.1 album this week as their seventh studio album “Walking Under Stars” comes in at the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week.

Meghan Trainor holds for a second week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart with “All About that Bass”.

The West Australian Music (WAM) Festival will be held from November 6 to 8 in Perth, Western Australia.

Jessica Mauboy has been named Nation Artist of the Year and Dan Sultan picked by National Album of the Year and National Song of the Year at the National Indigenous Music Awards (The NIMAs) announced in Darwin on Friday night.

Shihad, Kimbra, and the soundtrack for ‘Get on Up – The James Brown Story’ are the hot new music releases this week.

Blue Suede, Norman Greenbaum, Redbone, the Runaways, the Raspberries and Rupert Holmes are all back at number 1 on the U.S. Albums chart.