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Paul Kilmister, the son of Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, gave a touching speech at his father’s funeral sharing anecdotes about the life of the man.

The memorial service for Lemmy of Motorhead will be live from 2:30pm Saturday Jan 9, 2016 (AEDT 9:30am Sunday Jan 10, 2016).

Set Times Announced Lord Mayor’s Distress Relief Fund – Waroona and Districts Fire Relief Appeal 2016.

Otis Clay, Chicago based bluesman and a member of the Blues Hall of Fame, died on Friday from a heart attack at the age of 73.

Troy Shondell, who had a single top ten hit in 1961 with This Time, died at a nursing home in Picayune, MS on Thursday at the age of 76. He had been suffering from Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Disease.

Mel B has a diary locked in Spice Girls storage – but doesn’t think her former bandmates will ever let her publish it.

Alice Cooper was shocked to the core over the Paris terrorist attacks, and hopes that mankind never just accepts senseless killings.

Seven weeks and running for Adele as her third set “25” remains at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart again this week.

Justin Bieber scores his longest running No.1 single in Australia this week, as “Love Yourself” is atop the ARIA Singles chart for a fifth consecutive week.

John Paul Young paid a touching tribute to Stevie Wright performing Stevie’s classic ‘Evie Part 2’ at Wright’s funeral in Sydney on Friday.

The video for “Lean On,” the global smash hit from superstars Major Lazer has reached 1 billion views on YouTube, becoming one of only 16 videos to do so.

Britain’s Will & The People had California their home for a few months in 2015 to work on new music for 2016.

Aretha Franklin performed Natalie Cole’s ‘Inseparable’ as a tribute to the late singer.

Gurrumul has offered a sample of what to expect on his upcoming Electronica album ‘TRIBE2tribe’ with ‘Warrk’.

Lemmy is back … in a milk ad in Finland.

Australia’s Courtney Barnett, Chet Faker and Meg Mac are just three of more than 60 acts scheduled to play the 2016 Governors Ball Music Festival at New York’s Randall Island Park in June.

Ben Lee’s 2004 hit song ‘Gamble Everything For Love’ has been placed in an episode of The Blacklist.

Disclosure, Bloc Party and Birds of Tokyo will gather at Perth Stadium on Sunday night for a benefit for victims of the fires raging near Perth.

Jason Derulo thinks modern society is “antisocial”.

Kanye West has hit back at rumours he dissed LeBron James in new song Facts.

Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney have put their love on full display by posing naked on the cover of V magazine after having sex on a paint canvas.

1940’s and 50’s vocalist Kitty Kallen died on Thursday at her home in Cuernavaca, Mexico at the age of 94. Kallen had been a full time resident of the country after having lived much of her life in New Jersey.

Billy Joel was a guest on the Jimmy Fallon show this week and gave the audience his version of The Rolling Stones ‘Beast of Burden’ with Fallon.

Natalie Cole battled a lot of demons during her life and they caused health problems that eventually ended in her death on December 31 at the age of 65.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com returns this week with tributes to Stevie Wright and Lemmy, new music from Bowie and an interview with Mak from Brothers 3.

Mavis Staples has recorded Nick Cave’s ‘Jesus Lay Down Beside Me’ for her next album ‘Livin’ On A High Note’.

Gary Numan says that his Tubeway Army classic ‘Are Friends Electric’ is about a robot prostitute and had the BBC known at the time the song would never have been played.

A worldwide petition has started to rename a Jack Daniels and Coke ‘a Lemmy’.

On February 26, the Estate of Michael Jackson and Sony Legacy Recordings will release exclusive CD/DVD and CD/Blu Ray editions of Michael Jackson’s revolutionary 1979 recording, Off The Wall.