There's a lot of Ann Wilson coming out this summer. The problem is, we don't yet have a lot of detail.

The Veronicas have new music brewing and teased the impending arrival on Twitter this morning.

Brooklyn rapper has been arrested for yesterday’s shooting at a T.I. concert at Irving Plaza in New York that killed one man and wounded three others.

The Strokes will deliver new music next week with a new four track EP ‘Future Present Past’ on the way.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin are officially divorced, according to a report.

British pop star Leona Lewis will make her Broadway debut in the forthcoming revival of hit musical Cats.

Beth Orton is our special guest at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week. Beth is now living in L.A. and is Hollywood inspired for her new album 'Kidsticks'.

Loudon Wainwright III has a long history of writing songs that express his mind and he's now turned his sites on the 2016 presidential race.

Live Nation and the Jeff Healey Estate have revealed the line up of artists confirmed for the Jeff Healey 50th birthday celebration.

Autism Rocks, the UK-based charity, is honoring Prince with a tribute show featuring CeeLo Green, Mark Ronson and Morris Day & The Time on June 24th and 25th at the Hammersmith Eventim Apollo in London.

Neil Young has said he has no problem with Donald Trump using his music during his campaign stops, even though he would still vote for Bernie Sanders.

David E. Stanley, Elvis Presley's step brother whom Elvis took under his wing as a young adolescent to work with him on tour in the 70's, will release his new book, My Brother Elvis, worldwide on Amazon on August 16.

The Monkees, Beth Orton, Flume, Fifth Harmony, Lacuna Coil, Winterbourne, Dierks Bentley, Catfish & the Bottlemen, and the Alice: Through the Looking Glass soundtrack lead this week's new music releases.

Actor Molly Ringwald is moving from the big screen to the small stage for performances with her jazz band in Australia in June.

After five years in the making Melbourne’s Colour Bomb will release their debut album on June 4.

Four people have been shot during a T.I. performance at the Irving Plaza in New York.

Taste will release their ‘Life On Earth’ album on CD on June 17 ahead of an Australian tour and the digital release this Friday.

Palace of the King’s ‘Beyond The Valley’ is ready to go to set the band up for their first Australian dates in the lead-up to the new album 'Valles Marineris'.

Tristan ‘Trizo’ Bouillaut, one time guitarist for Thousand Needles In Red, has developed the guitar tutorial app ‘Guitar Get Up’.

When Nick Menza, former drummer for Megadeth, collapsed and died on stage this past Saturday, some people started speculating that it had to be drug related as Menza was only 51.

Gene Simmons has called out Madonna and Rihanna for miming, the irony being Kiss doctored all of their live albums in the studio.

Yesterday, the Tragically Hip announced that their lead singer, Gordon Downie, was suffering from terminal brain cancer.

Both Robert Plant and Jimmy Page plan to be present for the Stairway to Heaven trial brought against the pair by the estate of Spirit songwriter Randy California.

Last August, Bon Jovi released their album Burning Bridges which was, for all intents and purposes, the band's way of fulfilling their contractual obligation to Mercury Records with whom they had recorded since their 1984 debut.

Nile Rodgers has announced the initial lineup for the second Fold (Freak Out, Let's Dance) Festival.

Former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft pointed the way out of Adidas adorned and desert booted nineties nostalgia.

Two people who have come forward claiming to be related to Prince are formally objecting to the requirement for blood and genetic tests that are being required by the court to establish a relationship with the late singer.

Rapper Jay Z has acknowledged his wife Beyonce's headline-grabbing new album Lemonade in a new rap verse.

Jaunt, the leading producer and publisher of fully-immersive cinematic virtual reality experiences, and legendary singer-songwriter Paul McCartney, today released the first two episodes of PURE McCartney VR, a six-part series of virtual reality (VR) documentary shorts.

Six music artists, Dave Matthews, Joan Jett, Steven Tyler, Usher, Christina Aguilera and Ellie Goulding will be participating in a new summer series on the Discovery Channel.