The estate of George Harrison has ripped Donald Trump a new arsehole after the failed businessman wannabe ruler used George’s Beatles’ classic ‘Here Comes The Sun’ at his Republic rally this week.

Lynyrd Skynyrd has written that they are cancelling the next two weeks worth of shows so that Gary Rossington can recover from emergency surgery.

Lewie Steinberg, the original bass player for Booker T. & The MGs, has died in Memphis.

At this point, Donald Trump might want to find some nice public domain music, or all Ted Nugent songs, to play at his rallies.

The Voice Australia winner Alfie Arcuri’s ‘Cruel’ has dropped out of the Top 200 less than two weeks after being showcased to 1.2 million television viewers.

It's been almost a year since the Pet Shop Boys last hit a concert stage but they came back in style on Wednesday night with the first of four shows at London's Royal Opera House.

Billy Clyro’s James Johnston is this week’s special guest at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

On a very hot evening at the Assago Summer Arena in Milan, many father and son combos, indeed families, along with all the mosquitoes of the city, congregated, Led Zep t-shirts on their torsos(not the mosquitoes, they just had their bite) to see Robert Plant & the Sensational Space Shifters.

Major new titles coming out this week include: Human Nature, MSTRKRFT, Periphery, Witherscape and Crown the Empire.

Music icon Barbra Streisand insists the audiences in Europe will always be way more impressed with her skills than her hometown in New York.

The world will miss the Obama’s because whatever the alternative, America will be broken for a long time to come.

Coldplay recreated one of Michael J. Fox’s classic ‘Back To The Future’ scenes with Michael J. Fox in New Jersey this week.

Kimya Dawson is heading to Australia and New Zealand in September for a few dates.

The Blackhearts Club at the Forum Theatre will become the official bar of the 65th Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) and it is designing the entertainment to match the movies.

Two giants of guitar, Jeff Beck and Buddy Guy, opened their tour on Tuesday night at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY.

Richard Clapton will perform for the first time at Melbourne Recital Centre in November, bring the Songbook to one of Melbourne’s most revered stages.

2016 marks the return of one of heavy rock’s most unique, revered and fearless bands of the last three decades, Opeth. Over the years, the experimental, prog veterans have continuously reinvented themselves, pushing the boundaries of their craft and expectations of fans and critics alike. Opeth's twelfth album, Sorceress, will be released on September 30.

Lauryn Hill is "working steadily towards a resolution" in her tax issues.

Reba McEntire has partnered with Cracker Barrel restaurants across the country to carry a new line of retail products and a brand new Christmas CD.

Glenn Shorrock has completed work on what is only his second ever solo album ‘Rise Again’.

Woodstock Ventures, the partnership that controls all things related to the original Woodstock Festival in 1969, has questioned the logo being used for the 2016 Republican Convention.

13 year old trumpeter Bryce Hayashi and his fluglehorm playing friend Michael (Mickle) Miller decided to get creative and perform the Theme from Star Wars outside the home of composer John Williams when Mr Williams decided to come out and say hello.

The Melbourne Guitar Show will return to Caulfield Racecourse on August 6 and 7 after thousands flocked to the first event in 2015.

Led Zeppelin is about to give fans even more of their performances on the BBC.

Lynyrd Skynyrd cancelled their Tuesday night concert at Artpark in Lewiston, NY after guitarist Gary Rossington suffered chest pains.

For the first time since it was released on vinyl in 1977, The Beatles: Live at the Hollywood Bowl is about to be released in an expanded version by Apple Corps, Ltd.

Sydney shock jock Steve Price has stopped using the Hunters & Collectors classic ‘Holy Grail’ as his theme song after a request from the band.

The Scorpions, “the Cold Chisel of Germany”, will perform in Australia in Melbourne in September for the very first time.

Temple of the Dog, the supergroup with Soundgarden's Chris Cornell, Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard and Mike McCready and drummer Matt Cameron, have reunited and will tour for the first time.

Rapper Iggy Azalea is trying her hand at television after inking a major production deal with bosses at NBC Universal.