Australia's Sia and New Zealand's Lorde have both been nominated for a Golden Globe Award for 2015.

Will Butler of Arcade Fire will release his first solo album ‘Policy’ in March and launch the record at the SXSW music conference in Austin, Texas in March.

Paul Kelly and Smashing Pumpkins lead the week's new music releases for 12 December 2014.

Billboard has released their year-end charts for 2014 breaking down each chart by genre.

Bertie Blackman’s ‘The Dash’ and Lanie Lane’s ‘Night Shade’ have been added to the 10th annual Coopers AMP final longlist.

The BBC has jumped into the awards show pool with their new ceremony to be held on Thursday night at Earl's Court in London.

AC/DC fans have made ‘Rock Or Bust’ the number one album in Australia this week preferring to buy the CD three times more than the download.

Music executive Jimmy Iovine has given a rare and in-depth interview to GQ.

AC/DC land their fifth No.1 album in Australia this week as the bands seventeenth studio album “Rock or Bust” debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums chart on sales of ▲Platinum first week out.

Taylor Swift spends a third week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles chart with “Blank Space”.

The nominees for the 57th Grammy Awards for 2015 have been announced.

Former Australian residents Iggy Azalea and Sia have a chance at the major Grammy Awards of 2015 after scoring multiple nominations.

Vinyl music sales in the USA had their two biggest weeks for 2014 around the two Record Store Day events for the year.

Willie Nelson, Manic Street Preachers, The Flaming Lips, She & Him and Cracker lead this week's new music releases.

Jason Mraz, Kasey Chambers, Leo Sayer and Richard Fortus of Guns N Roses and The Dead Daisies are the special guests this week on iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Husky Gawenda has won the 2014 Vanda and Young Songwriting Contest for his song ‘Saint Joan’ with his band Husky.

Following the announcement of a major move to a new dockland location and the unveiling of Belle & Sebastian as its first headliner, Sound City is proud to reveal legendary experimental rock band The Flaming Lips.

On Thursday, Billboard published Soundscan's list of the 25 top selling digital holiday songs from 2003 to today.

Australian concert promoter Michael Chugg, founder and CEO of Chugg Entertainment, has been confirmed as a speaker for the Global Rock Summit in Los Angeles in April.

Ed Sheeran second album 'x' has sold one-million copies in the UK.

Soul Train Awards 2014 celebrated and honored soul music's brightest new stars as well as R&B's greatest legends during the star-studded show.

The 11th annual UK Festival Awards presented indie icons The Libertines with the title of 'Best Headline Performance' for their British Summer Time, Hyde Park set at a ceremony at The Roundhouse in London on Monday 1st December.

A two-year old Abba special run for the third time on television on Sunday night as pulled almost the same sized audience as the ARIA Awards.

Iron Maiden’s 1982 metal classic ‘Number Of The Beast’ could be the number one song in the UK over this Christmas period.

Victoria’s music industry will be a major beneficiary after this weekend’s election win that was swept Dan Andrews to power as Premier of Victoria and will see Martin Foley installed as the Minister for Arts and Youth Affairs for the next four years.

Holding at No.1 for a second week is “Blank Space” by Taylor Swift, which also achieves a sales certification of Gold (●), whilst it also holds for a second week in the US charts too.

Taylor Swift’s “1989” returns to the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums chart this week after spending the past two weeks at No.2, plus she also maintains her singles No.1 spot with “Blank Space” too, giving Taylor her first dual No.1’s in Australia.

Stephen Cummings of The Sports and Guy Sebastian drop by iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com this week.

The new AC/DC album 'Rock Or Bust' along with Justice Crew, Pitbull, Wu-Tang Clan, Mary J. Blige, Take That and new So Fresh compilation lead the weeks new releases.

Australia simply was not interested in watching the ARIA Awards last night. The broadcast was a complete failure for Network 10 with the ARIA Red Carpet pre-show out-rating the awards show and the awards failing to make the Top 20.