Harry Styles loves "very British things like scones" too much to ever move to America.

Joan Baez is going to be one very busy woman this summer. On Monday, Baez announced a summer tour of the U.S., including a special acoustic date with Jackson Browne and Emmylou Harris, and a late trek down under for the first time in 25 years.

Austin's American Statesman has published an interview with Jon Bon Jovi where he addresses the situation with guitarist Richie Sambora.

Avril Lavigne reveals she is obsessed with Sanrio's Hello Kitty products.

Noel Gallagher once claimed that, in the early days of Oasis, he didn't use an effect pedal and instead simply turned up his amp as loud as it would go. Now, twenty-two years into his music career, it may be a decision he is coming to regret.

Melanie 'Mel B' Brown was reportedly booed for her judging decision on America's Got Talent.

Fleetwood Mac surprised everybody on Saturday night when Lindsey Buckingham told the crowd that a new Fleetwood Mac E.P. would be released 'in a few days'.

Margaret Thatcher is proving good for music sales in the UK. The ‘Wizard of Oz’ classic ‘Ding Dong The Witch is Dead’ by Judy Garland has now leapt to number 2 on the iTunes chart. It also went to number 1 on Amazon.

Paul McCartney’s classic concert movie ‘Rockshow’ will screen for one-day only in Australian cinemas on May 16.

Music legend Engelbert Humperdinck has been in the studio in Los Angeles working on a duet with Motown legend Smokey Robinson. The collaboration is the next piece in the puzzle we know will eventually be a duets album from Engelbert.

The Bellrays will head back to Australia in June for dates in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and the Gold Coast.

The death of former British Prime Minister Margret Thatcher has sent ‘Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead’ spirally back into the UK chart.

Pez has reactivated for his first Australian dates in three years.

The Queens Of The Stone will release their ‘…Like Clockwork’ album in Australia through Remote Control.

Even though there isn't an official release date yet, the CBGB publicity machine is gearing up.

Blake Shelton will conduct Kelly Clarkson's wedding.

Adele reportedly 'wants to move with the times' musically on her forthcoming album.

Michael Jackson's eldest children may get grilled on upsetting subjects in court.

Animal shelter supervisors implore Justin Bieber to 'do the decent thing' and release his monkey to officials.

Colin Hay, formerly of Men at Work, is bringing his Finding My Dance Tour to the U.S. after a run of more than twenty dates in Australia.

Barbra Streisand's next project will return her to the director's chair.

You Am I will mark their 20th anniversary with the re-release of their first three albums.

America today is mourning the death of one of its first teen stars, Annette Funicello.

Music photographer Ian Laidlaw covered Bluesfest for Noise11 and captured the moment for the artists as they performed at Australia’s most loved music festival.

Davey Lane will head out on the road with Todd Rundgren on Todd’s upcoming Australian tour.

Friends of producer, engineer Andy Johns have been tweeting their respects for Andy who passed away today at age 61.

Alison Moyet will launch her new album the minutes, with a special, one-off gig at London's Bush Hall on Thursday, April 18.

A first trailer has been released for the crazy road movie "Believe the Magic".

A.J. McLean has admitted to getting a hair transplant.

Burt Bacharach needs little introduction. In a landmark 50+ year run on the charts, Bacharach's music continues to set industry records and creative standards.