The Waifs, Bullet for My Valentine, Dead Letter Circus, Soulfly, Maroon 5 (Tour Edition) and Slime lead this week's new music releases.

5 Seconds of Summer the release of their new studio album 'Sounds Good Feels Good', in October.

John Mayer is constantly excited by his life as a musician.

Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings have a Christmas album on the way.

In 1972, the Who collaborated with the London Symphony Orchestra to produce a full symphonic version of the rock opera Tommy.

Kasey Chambers has recorded the lead track for the upcoming Ted Hawkins tribute album ‘Cold and Bitter Tears’.

Billy Joel is a dad again after welcoming daughter Della Rose Joel, his rep has confirmed.

Paul Kelly will gather up his Merri Souls Dan Sultan, Vika & Linda Bull, Clairy Brown and Kira Puru to play at A Day On The Green with Lucinda Williams and Kasey Chambers in December.

Hot Chip have released a video for new single 'Started Right', taken from the band's critically applauded new album, Why Make Sense?

Experience Hendrix L.L.C., the company founded by the father of Jimi Hendrix, James ‘Al’ Hendrix, to preserve the legacy of Jimi, has won a court ruling to shut down companies trading on the Hendrix name without authorization.

Dr. Dre got goosebumps watching biopic Straight Outta Compton.

The Meredith Music Festival has some surprise classic artists for 2015 with Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth and 70s soul act The Fatback Band making the line-up.

Chris Cornell, formerly of Soundgarden and Audioslave, will release his fifth solo album, Higher Truth, on September 18.

The Hollywood Vampires, made up of Alice Cooper, Joe Perry and Johnny Depp, have announced that they will play two dates at the Roxy on the Sunset Strip in L.A. on September 16 and 17.

Sam Smith has made it his objective to demonstrate the prevalence of homophobia.

Britney Spears says starring on Jane the Virgin is a 'dream come true'.

Jimmy Barnes has done a deal with the devil in the upcoming TV series Lucifer.

Duran Duran have released the track Paper Gods featuring Mr. Hudson.

Arcade Fire's first feature film, The Reflektor Tapes, has been confirmed for inclusion in the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival, which commences September 10th.

For sixty years, people have used the "Get 13 albums for just $1.00" advertising slogan of the Columbia Record Club and, later, Columbia House, to build their collections.

Aretha Franklin is a bit under the weather and has been forced to reschedule her show this Friday at The Colosseum at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.

Led Zeppelin complete their reissue campaign in the U.S. much as they did in the U.K. with their final three albums coming in between 9 and 13.

James Bay will return to Australia for shows in 2016, upgrading to theatre sized venues this time.

The Official Charts Company in England has published a list of every number 1 song since their charts began in 1952.

Rod Stewart is the "shit stirrer" in his family, according to his daughter Kimberly.

Nick Jonas is willing to go wherever he needs to go with his Kingdom character.

Louis Tomlinson has thanked guests for an incredible charity evening.

The 2015 Art Music Awards, presented by APRA/AMCOS and the Australian Music Centre, have been announced in Sydney.

Katy Perry may be wishing fans a happy holiday by releasing Christmas tunes.

The Rubens have a video for the title track of their 'Hoops' album.