Back in 1999 when a band called Blyss released their debut album, they had only dreamed of selling millions of records and touring the world as rock stars.

The Flaming Lips have packaged up their seventh album ‘Clouds Taste Metallic’ into an expanded 20th anniversary edition to be called “Heady Nuggs 20 Years After Clouds Taste Metallic 1994-1997”.

Bryan Adams will return to Australia in March 2016 for A Day On The Green dates as well as arena shows for Sydney and Melbourne.

So Madonna and The Pope are the same thing? According to Madonna they are.

Ron Sexsmith has travelled so often in the last 25 years that even airports inspire him.

The fourth studio album for US singer Lana Del Rey becomes her third successive No.1 album in Australia, as “Honeymoon” comes straight into the ARIA Albums chart in the top spot.

Justin Bieber’s first (and only so far) No.1 single in Australia “What Do You Mean?” holds for a fourth week at the top of the ARIA Singles chart, becoming the equal second longest running chart-topping track for 2015.

David Gilmour treated London to a very special launch of his new album ‘Rattle That Lock’ when he was joined by legends David Crosby and Graham Nash.

5 Second of Summer have spoken of their struggle to be taken seriously as a real rock band and singing about mental illness while top payers in the music industry sing their praises.

Azealia Banks has proudly confirmed she's undergone a breast augmentation via Instagram.

Creed frontman Scott Stapp has addressed his years of arrests and breakdowns, "a very public relapse," and the bipolar diagnosis that almost ended his marriage -- and his life.

Christina Milian and Lil Wayne are still on talking terms.

DJ Hardwell is working on a series of short films.

Sia's new album is comprised of numerous tunes that were rejected by major pop stars.

Whether you are a fan of Joe Bonamassa or not you cannot ignore his steady growth as an artist and as a modern day Blues icon.

Dr John made a guest appearance in the closing scene of ‘NCIS: New Orleans’ this week.

Two years ago, Kenny Rogers announced that his then current tour of Europe would most likely be his last overseas trek. He said at the time "There is a fine line between being driven and being selfish - I have crossed that line a few times - and I don't want to do that to my boys."

During the late-60's, the Box Tops made some of the finest crafted music on the radio including such classics as The Letter, Cry Like a Baby and Soul Deep.

Superjesus singer Sarah McLeod reports her drummer Mick Skelton is recovering after a car crash claimed the life of Thirsty Merc road crew member Shane Cooper this week.

Sam Smith's James Bond theme 'Writings On The Wall' to the new 'Spectre' movie has been released.

Singer Jewel has revealed she fell in love with actor Sean Penn when he was temporarily separated from his now ex-wife Robin Wright.

The 40th anniversary of Skyhooks will be marked with a 3-disc collectors edition featuring the first two albums, additional tracks and a bonus live disc.

Suede release their brand new album Night Thoughts on January 22nd and today reveal the first new track, 'Outsiders'.

Irish family act The Corrs are back together as a band.

Canadian singer songwriter Garrett Kato will perform a show of his own in Melbourne this weekend before kicking off a 10 week Australian tour with Pete Murray.

Simone Felice joins iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

California Honeydrops have been around for about eight years now and spread the sounds of New Orleans (along with some San Fran funk) up and down the west coast of the USA.

The Port Fairy Festival has announced its 2016 line-up with a return visit from Steve Poltz and Irish legend Mary Black.

Just one week after Australia’s Liberal Party government knifed their right-winged leader for just a jump to there is still lunacy running the asylum.

Bob Dylan fans who love to dissect every word, every breath and every note of every song will soon be able to saviour in the multiple sessions of 'Like A Rolling Stone'.