Lady Gaga has her first official book in collaboration with fashion photographer Terry Richardson.

Former Rolling Stones bass player Bill Wyman will host a show on Sirius Radio.

Coldplay’s Chris Martin has said that a song he wrote for Beyonce didn’t make the cut.

Gorillaz are preparing a singles compilation, designing sneakers for Converse, and doing a collaborative tune.

While Sir Cliff Richard was in London yesterday to promote his new Soulicious DVD Music-News.com managed to grab some time with the living legend to point some questions.

Moogy Klingman, the keyboard player for Todd Rundgren’s Utopia, has lost his battle with cancer at age 61.

Former Run-DMC member Darryl "DMC" McDaniels has released a new single, Attention Please! / Rock Steady, from his upcoming album Rock Solid.

Soul-pop superstar Adele has posted a blog on her site, saying she’s “chilling out” after throat surgery.

South by Southwest has announced a new batch of artists from around the world, including Australia’s own Lanie Lane and Oh Mercy.

Have your brain warped by the hypnotic witchcraft of Seattle avant garde hip-hop collective Shabazz Palaces.

Kanye West and The Neptunes produce Pusha T’s first official solo album, with Diddy, 50 Cent, Pharrell and others appearing.

The second announcement for Bluesfest features the return of Crosby, Still & Nash to Australia as well as UK ska band The Specials.

Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu and Jessica Mauboy will perform for Barack Obama tomorrow when the US President flies into Darwin.

Brazil’s biggest metal export, Sepultura, has got a new drummer.

Despite racking up 7 UK number one singles and 34 UK top ten hits in the 1960's, Sir Cliff Richard, who's sold around 250 million records worldwide during a career spanning over fifty years, has been banned from the playlist of a new radio station dedicated to that era, before it's even been launched.

Billy Corgan jokes about drugs, Bruno Mars hates puppies, Pete Yorn duets with Scarlett Johansson, Ice Cube goes to Vegas, and heaps more.

Henry Rollins will be back in Australia next April for a month long spoken word tour.

Fractious and fun Welsh rock unit Future Of The Left stream their new EP online before their Australian tour.

A mystery bidder has paid almost $8000 for lingerie once worn by Kylie Minogue.

Mac Miller has the number one album in America this week with ‘Blue Slide Park’.

Canadian ethereal pop group Austra, Pitchfork faves Girls and South London producer SBTRKT announce sideshows.

Grouplove hit Letterman, 50 Cent hints about his next album, Bon Jovi post up big tour snaps, Sia studio schmoozes with stars, and heaps more.

The word on the street is that Google will launch its long-talked about music store this Wednesday putting the first serious rival to Apple’s iTunes in play.

One of Melbourne’s most loved venues The Hi-Fi Bar is going to open up a venue in Sydney.

Nelly is the man behind the Ex’treme Institute, the new audio engineering school based in St Louis.

iTunes has released iTunes Match, a cloud based device to store the content in your iTunes.

Tracking has been completed for the third Children Collide album.

In Brazil, Courtney Love whips her top off, then storms offstage, then returns to slag Dave Grohl.

Amanda Palmer’s punk cabaret outfit The Dresden Dolls announce their first shows in Australia since 2006.

Irish heartbreaker Ronan Keating announces a 2012 tour with Sharon Corr of The Coors.