James Corden finds it flattering that Justin Bieber is a regular guest on his talk show.

The second self-titled album for Danish #1 singles holders Lukas Graham becomes the new No.1 album in Australia this week, plus it has also landed at the top in the home country too (#2 in the UK).

Claiming the No.1 spot on the ARIA Singles Chart for an eighth week are Lukas Graham with their “7 Years”, which this week is not on top of either the digital or streaming chart, but the leaders on both of the charts have lower positions on the other; so that makes the winner Lukas Graham, who are on top of both the singles and albums chart this week.

Don Walker of Cold Chisel gave a gracious acceptance speech when Cold Chisel were awarded the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music.

Utopia Records in the dead heart of Sydney will open old school on Record Store Day … at midnight.

Ciara is set to front the upcoming 2016 Billboard Music Awards with returning host Ludacris.

Fans who have bought tickets to see Janet Jackson live will now have to wait until 2017 for her show.

Guy Pearce and Kylie Minogue will appear on screen together for the first time since starring almost 30 years ago in the TV hit Neighbours, joining Radha Mitchell in Flammable Children, the new comedy feature film written and directed Stephan Elliott (The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert), which will shoot in Australia in the autumn. Three other leading roles are yet to be cast.

As he has done in the past, Bruce Springsteen is taking a political stance against the new anti-LGBT law in North Carolina by cancelling a concert in Greensboro.

Mariah Carey has allegedly insured her voice for $35 million.

A tour bus carrying twelve members of Gregg Allman's crew crashed early Wednesday in Jackson County, WV.

Rap supergroup N.W.A. won't perform at Friday night's (April 8) Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, according to Ice Cube.

This weekend, the lifestyle channel will turn over a number of hours of their programming to salute the late Merle Haggard who passed away on Wednesday.

Paul Simon will release Stranger to Stranger, his 13th solo album on June 3rd, 2016.

will.i.am will be on Capital’s Evening Show with Roman Kemp at 7pm tonight with an exclusive – news of a Black Eyed Peas reunion.

Keith Urban will bring Carrie Underwood to Australia for his next Australian tour.

This week's Noise11 iHeartRadio is a special Record Store Day edition featuring interviews with RSD Ambassador Ella Hooper, Songland Records' Brian 'Frog' Harris, Ambition Music Group's Robert Rigby and Pro-Ject Audio's Leigh Fischer.

Iconic singer, songwriter, producer, and performer Rick Astley has announced details of his forthcoming seventh album.

Dennis Davis, who played on six David Bowie albums from ‘Young Americans’ to ‘Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) has died following a battle with cancer.

Bob Dylan has gone back to the Great American Songbook for a second time for his new album Fallen Angels.

Aussie Popstar Troye Sivan will do his first round of headline acts for Australia and New Zealand starting in July.

Deftones, All Saints, The Lumineers, Ben Harper, The Dandy Warhols, Richard Clapton and The Sunburys lead this weeks new music releases.

U.S. politician Sarah Palin is suing singer Azealia Banks after the pair engaged in an unlikely Twitter feud.

Catherine Britt and friends will perform four FU Cancer shows around Australia following the country star’s treatment for breast cancer.

Blur’s Damon Albarn has composed the score for the music ‘wonder.land’, based on Lewis Carroll’s iconic story Alice In Wonderland.

Singer and actor Jared Leto has joined the cast of new out-of-the-box film The Outsider.

Kate Ceberano has been working on her biggest project to date, a massive 53-track account of her entire career.

Rüfüs tickets have become a hot item in Sydney and Melbourne.

Palace of the King have recruited tattoo artist Kristian Kimonides to create an original painting as the artwork for their second album ‘Valles Marineris’.

Chris Martin surprised his son Moses by bringing him onstage during a concert so the crowd could sing him Happy Birthday.