Prince has gone 1, 2 in the U.S. on the Albums chart in an amazing surge of sales after his death.

Prince ‘The Very Best of Prince’ and ‘Purple Rain’ will take out the top two spots on the US album chart this week.

Queensland born Soprano, Mirusia debuts her first studio album “This Time Tomorrow” on the ARIA Pop charts at number 21 and the Classical Crossover Chart at number 2 this week.

Gnash and Olivia O’Brien barely hold onto the top spot on the ARIA Singles chart for a second week with the now Gold (●) selling track “I Hate U, I Love U”.

Prince music was immediately back in the chart following the death of the legend at age 57 today.

Aussie soul legend Doug Parkinson recalls stories of the past and his current Joe Cocker show this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Dami Im, A$AP Ferg, John Williamson, Blue Man Group, Paul Kelly, Patrizio Buanne, Paul Young, Josh Kelley and Oxford & Co lead this week's new releases.

Public servant Triple J employees Matt and Alex have out-rated Austereo’s mega-paid Rove by more than double in today’s radio ratings.

The ABC youth network has fired another bullet into Sydney radio listening habits with almost one-quarter of all people aged 18-24 years old now listening to the station.

Australian radio legend Bruce Mansfield has lost his battle with Prostate Cancer at age 71.

US alt-metal act Deftones see their eighth studio album “Gore” become their first No.1 album in Australia, plus the set also debuted at the top in New Zealand, becoming the bands first number ones for an album anywhere in the world.

US artist Gnash along with vocalist Olivia O’Brien jump into the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles chart this week with “I Hate U, I Love U”, taken from the Gnash EP ‘us’, and giving the song not only its first charting around the world, but now his first ever No.1 song anywhere on the planet.

Record Store Day has arrived in Australia with a full day of in-stores, special releases and treats all day in music stores across the country.

Singer, songwriter, photographer, activist, environmentalist Graham Nash is counted amongst the greatest music minds of all time.

Graham Nash's first solo album in 14 years along with Marina Prior & Mark Vincent, Wild Belle, Sturgill Simpson, PJ Harvey, Andre Rieu, Santana, Mirusia, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros and the Eurovision 2016 album lead this week's new music releases.

The Jezabels will release coloured vinyl limited edition pressings of their first three EPs for Record Store Day this weekend.

Sydney duo Peasant Moon will head to North America to showcase for Canadian Music Week in May.

Radiohead’s pre-2004 recordings on Parlophone have been rebranded as XL Recordings on Spotify signalling a move from the band away from current home-base Warner Music.

R&B star The Weeknd looks set to dominate the 2016 Billboard Music Awards after earning 19 award nominations 16 categories. .

The friends of Karl Broadie will gather for a benefit concert to assist Karl with his medical bills as he battles cancer.

Bendigo’s HardCopy Entertainment has put the word out for artists who want to perform for Record Store Day this weekend.

Australian guitarist and songwriter Bob Spencer has released a video as a taster for his first-ever solo album ‘Saints and Murderers’.

Record Store Day Australia Ambassador Ella Hooper will perform live for Record Store Day Australia at Record Paradise in Brunswick.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame held their induction ceremony on Friday night at the Barclay Center in Brooklyn.

The Lost Lands music festival featuring Architecture for Helsinki, Missy Higgins, The Waifs, The Grates and Nicky Bomba may no longer going ahead.

The second self-titled album for Danish #1 singles holders Lukas Graham becomes the new No.1 album in Australia this week, plus it has also landed at the top in the home country too (#2 in the UK).

Claiming the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles Chart for an eighth week are Lukas Graham with their “7 Years”, which this week is not on top of either the digital or streaming chart, but the leaders on both of the charts have lower positions on the other; so that makes the winner Lukas Graham, who are on top of both the singles and albums chart this week.

Don Walker of Cold Chisel gave a gracious acceptance speech when Cold Chisel were awarded the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music.

Utopia Records in the dead heart of Sydney will open old school on Record Store Day … at midnight.

This week's Noise11 iHeartRadio is a special Record Store Day edition featuring interviews with RSD Ambassador Ella Hooper, Songland Records' Brian 'Frog' Harris, Ambition Music Group's Robert Rigby and Pro-Ject Audio's Leigh Fischer.