AC/DC have played their first show with Axl Rose since the sudden departure of Brian Johnson in Lisbon.

Jimmy Barnes will release the fourth of his Soul albums ‘Soul Searchin’ in June and then follow through with a national tour in August.

Either Sinead O'Connor is not grasping the legalities of being sued for a defamatory statement or she just doesn't care.

For the twelfth week this year we have a new album debuting at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, and this is the fourth studio album and first No.1 for Drake with “Views” taking out the top spot here this week.

For only the second time this year an act occupies both the singles and albums No.1 spots this week, and that honor goes to Canadian rapper Drake, whose fourth album “Views” lands at the top, plus his new albums second single “One Dance” jumps up four places to take the summit on the ARIA Singles Chart this week.

Justin Timberlake has released ‘Can’t Stop The Feeling’ from his new movie ‘Trolls’.

Radiohead have another new song ‘Daydreaming’ released just days after the previous ‘Burn The Witch’.

AC/DC is in damage control following thousands of requests for refunds for their European show.

For the first time in over two decades, Pink Floyd Records will begin the reintroduction of the Pink Floyd catalog on vinyl.

It was a massive week in music news with Red Hot Chili Peppers and Radiohead both releasing new music. Hear the new songs this week at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

It appears Sinead O'Connor's latest rant could cost her quite a bit of money.

Apparently The Cars released an album in 2011. ‘Move Like This’ came and went and no-one took any notice … until now.

AC/DC go back on the road this Saturday night in Lisbon, Portugal with their new (for now, at least) lead singer Axl Rose.

Keith Urban, Cyndi Lauper, Goo Goo Dolls, The Cars (GH), Skepta, Mike Posner, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Andy Black and the first NOW compilation for 2016 lead this week's new music releases.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have reactivated with a brand new song 'Dark Necessities', the title of their new album and the first of their world tour dates.

Lenny Kravitz has maintained a true rock ethos through the 90’s. When music was fragmenting to the extremes of techno to hard core metal, Lenny continued being Lenny.

Moby's diverse style's make him impossible to categorize.

The end of Nirvana was just the beginning of Dave Grohl's career.

Alanis Morissette must be great. 28 million record buyers can't be wrong!

"We’ve actually been here four or five times. There’s a lot of rock here in Nashville. There’s a lot of blues and jazz as well as country."

The Blues Brothers started as a couple of characters of Saturday Night Live. But the persona of Elwood Blues (Dan Ackroyd) and Jake Blues (John Belushi) became not only real life, but larger than life.

Don’t call Neil Young The Godfather of Grunge to his face. He’d be happy to give the title away. "How much to do want for it. I can’t be held responsible for what other people call me. It’s totally up to them. Being Don Grungio has not been easy for me, it’s a temporary situation".

Carlos Santana is one of the rock era's true legends.

Midnight Oil has always been about no compromise. From their very first album, they rewrote the rule book. On stage, they are pure power and passion.

Flume is set for the rest of 2016. When he starts his tour in New Zealand in July, he will head around the world.

It looks like a lot of AC/DC fan's don't think Axl Rose fronting the band is the concert experience for which they signed up.

The Family, the band Prince formed and signed to his Paisley Park record label, have re-recorded their classic Prince-penned song ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’.

Midnight Oil will reform for shows in 2017. The line-up is Bones, Jim Moginie, Martin Rotsey, Peter Garrett and Rob Hirst.

Ned Miller, who had the 1957 classic ‘From A Jack To A King’ has died at the age of 90.

Donald Trump has used The Rolling Stones Start Me Up, You Can't Always Get What You Want and Brown Sugar at rallies on the campaign trail and the Stones want him to stop.