Harry Styles paid a visit to Britain's Houses of Parliament on Tuesday to watch a debate about the outcome of the referendum.

Courtney Barnett gathered up all of her famous friends for cameo appearances in her new video ‘Elevator Operator’.

Former Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil faces up to six months in jail for misdemeanour battery in the wake of an April incident in Las Vegas.

Kenny Chesney has suddenly delayed the release of his new album, which was set for this Friday, to October 28 and it features Pink.

When Prince died in April, his 1980's band, The Revolution, said they would be reuniting for a tribute concert.

Greg Kihn was admitted to the hospital last night around midnight and will have gall bladder surgery removal surgery as soon as it is "medically feasible".

Dolly Parton has fired back at misreported information suggesting she has endorsed Hillary Clinton for President, insisting she has yet to decide who to vote for in November.

Boyz II Men, the most successful vocal group in R&B history, are about to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album, Coolyhighharmony, with a new release of the set on vinyl along with their followup album II.

Music-News.com met Hozier at the press junket for The Legend of Tarzan in London on 4th July to find out more about 'Better Love', the song Hozier wrote for the film.

Adele has denied claims that she got married in secret.

Smokey Robinson has been chosen as the 2016 recipient of the Library of Congress' Gershwin Prize.

Singer Ciara is a married woman after tying the knot with American footballer Russell Wilson in the English countryside.

Legendary drummer Ginger Baker (Cream, Blind Faith, Ginger Baker's Air Force) has undergone open heart surgery for a condition first diagnosed in February.

Rodriguez will return to Australia in November for one A Day On The Green performance in the Hunter Valley.

Many artists complain about the income from streaming, but it might be time to do some new business budgeting because, whether they like it or not, it is the way consumers are going to listen to music in the very near future.

Albert Music, the iconic Australian music label started in 1884, has been sold to German company BMG.

John Blackwell, the drummer who played for twelve years with Prince along with a number of other notable artists, has been hospitalized in Japan after losing the use of his left arm and leg.

A Day To Remember will return to Australia in December for dates with Of Mice & Men.

Boy George won't be joining will.i.am on the new season of The Voice U.K.

Acting veteran Patrick Stewart has become a cowboy country singer for what appears to be a charity stunt.

When Tamara Saviano began working on Without Getting Killed or Caught: The Life and Music of Guy Clark, her no-holds-barred biography of the beloved Americana music icon, she already knew Clark’s peers and fans loved and respected him.

Noel Neill, who played Lois Lane in The Adventures of Superman from season two under the final season six, has died in Tucson, Arizona at the age 95.

The Official Charts Company, the organization that tracks music sales in Great Britain, has updated their list of the biggest selling albums of all-time in the U.K.

Tex Perkins will present his Johnny Cash tribute show, based on Cash’s recorded performances from the Folsom and San Quentin prisons in the 60s in the US, in decommissioned prisons throughout Australia.

Tim Alexander, the drummer for Primus, has suffered his second heart attack in three years.

A galaxy of stars joined music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins at the O2 Silver Clef Awards at Grosvenor House Hotel in London, to celebrate some of the biggest artists in music.

Madonna celebrated Independence Day by promoting "female empowerment" for women around the world.

Don Henley performed a few Eagles songs, a lot of solo one, a Tears for Fears cover but very little from his latest album 'Cass County' when he opened for Carole King last weekend in London.

Jennifer Lopez has joined forces with Broadway star Lin-Manuel Miranda for a new song to benefit the victims of the Orlando nightclub massacre.

Harry Styles' new solo record deal is rumoured to be worth $80 million (£50 million).