In this week's Billboard cover story, part of Billboard's 2015 Fall Music Preview, The Weeknd speaks on why "Nobody can stop me but myself."

Grammy nominated singer and songwriter Rufus Wainwright is premiering Prima Donna: A Symphonic Visual Concert at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus at the Athens Festival in Greece on September 15, 2015.

Lil Wayne reportedly lost sense of where he was due to extreme exhaustion last weekend.

The first full tracks from the Hollywood Vampire's debut album have hit the net.

U2 have unveiled a second video for Song For Someone, directed by acclaimed illustrator and photographer Matt Mahurin and viewable exclusively on the band's Facebook page for the next 24 hours.

iHeartRadio powered by Noise11.com features interviews this week from Kenney Jones of The Faces, the legendary Engelbert Humperdinck and singer songwriter Jamie Lawson.

Paul Kelly and Kingswood have been announced as performers for The Age Music Victoria 10th Anniversary Hall of Fame concert in November.

Comedian Dave Coulier (aka Uncle Joey from Full House) could be the ex-boyfriend Alanis Morissette was so scorned by to write her hit song ‘You Oughta Know’.

Cold Chisel have premiered the video for ‘Lost’, the first single from the upcoming album ‘The Perfect Crime’.

Miley Cyrus has dressed up as an Australian reporter for the Jimmy Kimmel show and while putting on a totally misguided accent that bordered more towards British, she did manage to fool most Americans.

Mark Ronson has joked that he is past his sell-by date when it comes to being a pop star.

Adele's new album is reportedly set for a November release.

Chris Martin reportedly 'really likes' new girlfriend Annabelle Wallis.

Darlene Love has a lot of friends and many of them have come along for the ride in her new video for Forbidden Nights.

The Weeknd, The Paper Kites, Ash, Foals, Motorhead, Last Dinoaurs, Gin Wigmore, Icehouse (live), Ms Murphy and Nero lead the week's new music releases.

Justin Bieber has confessed 'trusting people is hard' for him.

Nick Carter will be one of the celebrity contestants on this season's Dancing With the Stars.

Every day, hundreds of singers stand behind music's biggest stars and sing their hearts out as backup singers, never to be recognized for their true talents.

Moving Pictures will release their first album since the 80s in October. ‘Picture This’ is a collection of their best known songs played acoustic.

Soundwave have confirmed a third act for the festival in 2016 with Failure joining the ranks.

Sydney songstress Montaigne has a new song 'Clip My Wings' and national dates coming up in October and November.

Cold Chisel have titled their next album ‘The Perfect Crime’.

Janet Jackson has shared a heartfelt letter she wrote to late star Aaliyah.

Dead & Company, the 3/4 version of the Grateful Dead with guitarist John Mayer, have announced their first dates as a band.

Hilary Duff was apparently "touchy and flirty" during a night out with her trainer.

Iggy Azalea has reportedly agreed to drop her theft case against ex-boyfriend Maurice Williams.

Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour has recorded a cover of The Beatles’ classic ‘Here There and Everywhere’.

Jamie Lawson has used an episode of the hit TV show ‘The Big Bang Theory’ as the basis for one of the songs on his upcoming self-titled album.

Bill Ward is placing the blame on the media over his comment that Black Sabbath's album 13 was a "piece of shit".

Iron Maiden will bring The Book of Souls tour to Australia and New Zealand in May 2016.