The iHeartRadio Music Festival for 2014 will feature live performances from Motley Crue, Ed Sheeran, Paramore, Bastille, Zac Brown Band, Train and Usher.

John Williamson, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers and John Mellencamp lead this week's new releases.

Melbourne's iconic music store Pure Pop Records is vacating its home at 221 Barkley Street, St Kilda.

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.

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.

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'.

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

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.

Robin Thicke ‘Paula’ has dropped out of the Top 500 album chart in Australia after its second week on sale.

Paul Kelly is passing the hat around his fanbase for funding for his next project. Kelly is working ‘The Merri Sessions’ through PledgeMusic.

Taylor Henderson 'Burnt Letters' is the number one album in Australia.

The Madden Brothers remain atop the ARIA Singles chart for a second week with “We Are Done”, the track picking up a ▲Platinum certification after achieving Gold in sales just last week.

Sheppard’s ‘Geronimo’ is the biggest selling song by an Australian artist s far this year, coming in at no. 3 behind Pharrell Williams and A Great Big World.

Duran Duran's classic 'Rio' is back on vinyl with week and La Roux returns with new music.

Two Door Cinema Club have become the second band in as many days to withdraw from Splendour In The Grass.

The Madden Brothers could hold for a second week with “We Are Done”.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week features an exclusive interview with Graham Nash about the new CSNY album 1974.

Deadly Awards founder Gavin Jones has been found dead at his property in Goulburn.

Bruce Springsteen has been nominated for a Helpmann Award for Best International Contemporary Concert after winning the category last year.

Robin Thicke ‘Paula’ has shown up on the ARIA chart at no. 207 this week.

Lily Allen will perform a secret show for iHeartRadio in Sydney on July 26.

Joel and Benji Madden score their first ever No.1 single in Australia this week, as their tune “We Are Done”.

MuchMusic, Canada’s first music channel, has suffered a staff massacre with the sacking of 91 people.

Robin Thicke’s “miserable week” wasn’t so miserable after all. Thicke’s ‘Paula’ failed to crack the ARIA album chart last week because it hadn’t been released yet.

Sheppard, Jason Mraz and Morrissey have the major album releases this week and Pennywise, Example, Rise Against and Manic Street Preachers have new albums as well.

Sia is set to debut at the top of the US chart next week with her new album ‘1000 Forms Of Fear’.

Bigsound 2014 will feature talks from Neil Finn and The Church at the 2014 music conference in Brisbane.

Jackson Browne and Loretta Lynn will be honored by The Americana Music Association with Lifetime Achievement Awards for 2014.

After the performance on Monday night on The Voice for their new single “We Are Done” (TW-4), The Madden Brothers could be on track to take over the top spot on the ARIA Singles chart this coming weekend.