VJ Ruby Rose is getting into a public catfight with Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph after it was written that she cannot sing.

In preparation for the new collection of unreleased Amy Winehouse tracks, two more have popped up online.

Buzzy New Jersey band Real Estate have announced a tour around their Golden Plains appearance.

Elvis Costello’s father Ross McManus (aka Day Costello) has passed away at the age of 84.

Jack White’s recording projects continue, with comic actor John C. Reilly releasing some country tunes on Third Man.

Ten years ago today, George Harrison lost his battle with lung cancer at the age of 58, ending one of the most influential musical lives ever led.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are preparing to hit the road in North America for the first time in five years to promote their new album, I'm With You.

Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has flown to Sydney to visit his granddaughter.

Avril bakes on TV, Ed Sheeran wastes valuable tweetspace, Chamillionaire give emailing advice, Steve Aoki drops a Wynter teaser, and heaps more.

Elton John fans are in for another treat on his current Australian tour with a focus on the classic Madman Across The Water album and a showcase of song’s from last year’s ‘The Union’ album with Leon Russell.

Josh Pyke delivers a video for his new single ‘Punch In The Heart’ with Little Birdy’s Katy Steele.

Foo Fighters kicked off their Australian tour in Perth last night with a setlist featuring 22 songs from across their entire catalogue and a few covers as well.

Guy Sebastian talks to Noise11 about the ARIA Awards and battling X-Factor protégé Reece Mastin on the charts.

Brighton-born Passenger, a.k.a. Mike Rosenberg, has spent most of this month heading around the country stopping into the major cities and playing his 21st century folk to adoring audiences, but now fans out of the cities will get a chance to check him out.

It is going to be a Nickelback week in America with the new album ‘Here And Now’ set to debut at number 1 despite the haters.

It is now officially all over for The Streets.

Ken Russell, director of The Who movie Tommy, has died at the age of 84.

A Fender guitar signed by Cold Chisel will be auctioned during the band’s upcoming Sandalford Estate gig at Margret River.

Akon pairs with Rick Ross, Wavves mock Lady Antebellum, Dave Stewart tweets mid-interview, Empire Of The Sun lose their swordfish heads, and heaps more.

Bruce “The Boss” Springsteen recently announced a world tour, which set fans in Australia speculating about venues and when or if he would make it down under, but it seems that leaked dates that spread like wildfire today have a small problem.

Big Day Out sideshows for Foster The People, My Chemical Romance, Kasabian, Odd Future, Girl Talk and more are on sale now.

New York baroque pop ingénue Lana Del Rey announces details of her debut album.

Norwegian-bred, Atlanta-based industrial noise-metallers Combichrist will hit Australia in January 2012.

Nickelback hit number one, and Rihanna can only snare number five, in this week’s ARIA Chart Wrap.

Kanye West will perform two additional shows in Australia when he tours for Big Day Out in January.

According to The Guardian, for the first time ever David Bowie has approved the use of his music in a musical but not according to Bowie.

Soundgarden will perform extra shows in Sydney and Melbourne while in Australia for the Big Day Out.

2011 will be remembered as a great year for Australian music but also the year at ARIA finally got the ARIA Awards right.

The 2011 ARIA Awards was a big one for Gotye and Boy & Bear.

Chris Martin brought to Coldplay gig to a halt on Thursday when a fan in the audience decided to join in and play tambourine.