The Angels’ Melbourne shows will go ahead this weekend with former guitarist Bob Spencer re-joining the band after co-founder Rick Brewster was hospitalised for a stomach disorder.

Lady Gaga dedicated one of her songs from her Coachella headlining set to a friend battling cancer.

No Doubt bass player Tony Kanal has assured fans the band will play again amid reports of a split.

DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince are set to put on a rare show at this summer's Livewire Festival in Blackpool, England.

Lil Wayne cut short a gig in Idaho and stormed offstage on Sunday (23Apr17) after an unruly crowd member hurled a drink at the rapper.

Over the past few years, Kraftwerk have played residencies at a number of art galleries and other venues around the world, performing one of eight studio albums in their entirety each night.

Pharrell Williams boosted donations to the Humane Society of the United States at a fundraiser on Saturday (April 22) by offering attendees the chance to perform as his backing singers.

Donald Fagen has a new "special project" called The Nightflyers which he is touring with in August and September.

Justin Bieber has shared his mugshot from his 2014 arrest on Instagram to reflect on how far he has come since then.

Kendrick Lamar is taking Travis Scott and D.R.A.M. on tour with him.

DMA’s acoustic version of the Cher hit ‘Believe’ has finally been released across all digital platforms for the first time.

John Farnham will be back at Werribee Park outside Melbourne to headline One Electric Day for 2017.

It's the seventh week in a row for Ed Sheeran's "÷ (Divide)" at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, one week shy of the eight weeks his previous set "x (Multiply)" (TW-9) achieved during its six separate runs at the top during 2014 and 2015.

After a single week away from the top of the ARIA Singles Chart, Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" returns to the top of the Australian charts for a record breaking the 14th week at No.1.

Erin Moran, best known as Joanie in Happy Days, has died at the age of 56.

Harry Styles did little to dispel speculation he is set to play rocker Mick Jagger in an upcoming biopic during an appearance on Britain's The Graham Norton Show.

Styx is going back to the high concept album on June 16 with the release of The Mission on Alpha Dog 2T/UMe.

Blue Rose Music has released the track I Blinked Once sung by John Oates and Bekka Bramlett from the upcoming album An American Troubadour: The Songs of Steve Forbert.

Singer Morris Day has honored his close pal Prince with a new tribute song on the first anniversary of his death.

As if we didn't have to worry about the Middle East and North Korea going ballistic, now we have the war between David Crosby and Ted Nugent.

Everyone who shelled out big bucks for Neil Young's high-resolution Pono audio player appears to have a new Toblerone-shaped paper weight.

Cuba Gooding, Sr., the lead singer of the group The Main Ingredient, was found dead in his car in Woodland Hills, CA on Thursday (April 20). He was 72.

Suggs from Madness, Mike Rutherford of Mike & The Mechanics and Genesis and Gil Matthews from Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs share their stories at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

Roger Waters' name is regularly in the news for his various projects so it's hard to believe that he hasn't released a new solo album in a quarter-century, but it's the truth. Waters' last studio set was 1992's Amused to Death.

Major new titles coming this week from: Incubus, Vampire, Brad Paisley, Sheryl Crow, AllDay, Barry Manilow, Xavier Rudd (Live), Texas, Wilkinson and San Cisco.

Rapper Drake has stepped up the security presence around his California mansion after an overzealous female fan managed to break in earlier this month (Apr17).

Katy Perry has reportedly angered some of her Indian fans by uploading an image of the Hindu goddess Kali with a "disrespectful" caption.

Paramore singer Hayley Williams considered quitting music because of the band's troubles.

One has been a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for sixteen years, the other was just inducted earlier this month. Together, they make up a double bill that should be one of the highlights of the summer.

Get ready for a LOT of Exodus from Bob Marley and the Wailers.