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Louisiana legend Buckwheat Zydeco has died at age 68 after a battle with lung cancer.

The Backstreet Boys are heading to Las Vegas for an 18-date trial residency.

Glenn Danzig has made it clear that people shouldn’t be looking for anything else from the Misfits reunion.

U2 star Bono has urged Americans not to vote for Donald Trump at the polls in November because he could be the worst thing that has ever happened to the country.

Indigenous music from Australia has been included in a new box set featuring music from NASA’s ‘Voyager’ program.

UNICEF has released an all-star world version of John Lennon’s classic song Imagine today with the support of Yoko Ono, David Guetta and people from over 140 countries around the world.

Anthony Callea has ‘pulled a Lazarus’ with his new album ‘Backbone’ debuting at no 1 on the Australian album chart this week.

Shawn Mendes ‘Illuminate’ is the fastest selling album of the week based on one-day sales.

The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey ‘Closer’ continues to block everything in its path from the number one spot on the Australian chart.

The Chainsmokers and Halsey ‘Closer’ just keeps on staying on as the most popular song to stream in Australia.

Bruce Springsteen has added his name to the list of rockers opposed to Donald Trump, insisting the presidential hopeful is a “moron”.

All of celebrity thug Chris Brown’s visits with his daughter Royalty must be monitored while his assault case is open.

Rapper Sean Combs has donated $1 million to his alma mater Howard University.

Pharrell Williams is set to become a second-time father.

Sia has personally endorsed a new video by St Kilda Deputy Mayor Serge Thomann featuring her song ‘Chandelier’.

The Avalanches have released a new three-track E.P. featuring remixes of ‘Subways’.

“Peace and Love”. There has rarely been an appearance by Ringo Starr in the last few decades where he didn’t make his favorite declaration.

John D. Loudermilk, who wrote such classics as Indian Reservation, Tobacco Road and Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye, died Wednesday after a battle with bone cancer. He was 82.

The new Mi-Sex album ‘Not From Here’ is a benchmark for the band. ‘Not From Here’ is the first Mi-Sex album in 33 years.

Canadian blues guitarist Charlie A’Court and Grouplove founder Ryan Rabin are Noise11’s guests this week at iHeartRadio.

Gregg Allman has finally revealed what put him in the hospital and caused him to miss almost two months of dates, pneumonia.

Songwriter Jimmy Webb has written some of the biggest hits of the last five decades (By the Time I Get to Phoenix, MacArthur Park, Up Up and Away, Wichita Lineman) will see the world premier of a new classically based piece, Nocturne For Piano and Orchestra (Nocturne For “Lefty”) on October 24 at the Southern

Major new titles coming out this week include: Bruce Springsteen, Passenger, Every Time I Die, Teenage Fanclub, Bowie box set, Insomnium, Kansas, Shawn Mendes, Jason Walker, Airbourne, Billy Bragg, the Trolls soundtrack and the Australian Cast Recording of the Bobby Darin Musical.

The latest Barbra Streisand tour has expanded by four dates.

Leonard Cohen will release just the fourteenth studio album of his 49-year recording career on October 21 with You Want It Darker.

Kenny Chesney was all ready to release his new album when a new song dropped into his lap, one that he knew would be the cornerstone of his new effort.

Since introducing himself to the world in 1994 with his genre-defying, multi-platinum debut, Mellow Gold, Beck has blazed a path into the future while simultaneously foraging through the past.

The Zac Brown Band will perform Sydney and Melbourne sideshows in April as well as their Bluesfest show.

Bring Me The Horizon has cancelled their two Melbourne shows for tonight and tomorrow because of Oli Sykes illness.

Southern Cross Austereo is about to go to battle with the national broadcaster Triple J with the rebranding of 30 regional stations to Triple M in 2017.