‘These kids, when they get older, are going to be running the country.” And once again Huw Parkinson outdoes himself in the hilarious piss-take ‘The Breakfast Clubbing Season’.

The United States Postal Service has released an image of the new Elvis Presley stamp which will be issued on August 12.

A$AP Rocky has admitted his rap about Rita Ora was "tasteless".

Florence Welch has credited drunken toilet singing to launching her career.

The Vaccines have announced details of the release of 20/20, the new single from their recently released third album, English Graffiti, which reached #2 in the UK album charts.

Following his show at New York's Madison Square Garden as part of a US tour, Morrissey has announced three UK dates for September 2015.

Lucy Rose has shared an interactive video 'Till The End' from her upcoming 'Work It Out' album.

Returning to the top of the ARIA Albums chart for the second time together are John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John with their album “Two Strong Hearts”, which enters at the top of the chart this week, giving both acts new chart records in the process.

Holding for a second week atop the ARIA Singles Chart are Meghan Trainor and John Legend with the ballad “Like I’m Gonna Lose You”, which takes Meghan’s tally of weeks at No.1 to six now, as here first single “All About That Bass” spent four broken weeks at the top in August and September of 2014.

The third annual One Electric Day with John Farnham headlining is heading for a sell-out in the coming week with just 300 tickets left for sale.

The Concert for Ross Hannaford has sold out within 24 hours of going on sale and now a second show is planned.

Gurrumul has released a video for 'Jesu', the lead single from his third studio recording, 'The Gospel Album'.

Ben Folds will releases his new album 'So There' in September.

Zayn Malik is hoping to release new music next year, according to Naughty Boy.

Red Lane, a 1993 inductee into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, died on Wednesday after battling cancer at the age of 76.

A not-so-affable vendor shouts ‘Let’s ‘ave it,’ at potential customers. They respond favourably and, despite his bomber jacket and Fred Perry polo, the salesman relents and launches into a song.

It's official! Having fought off strong competition from some of the hottest performers around right now, at today's O2 Silver Clef Awards, Arctic Monkeys will be crowned the Live Nation and Ticketmaster Best Live Act.

Meghan Trainor is suffering a haemorrhage on her vocal cords.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has avoided felony charges.

Ross Hannaford fans around the world who cannot attend the ‘Concert for Ross Hannaford’ event in Melbourne can now donate online.

Mark Ronson ‘Uptown Funk’ is the biggest song of the year in the USA with 4,883,000 sales registered in the first half of the year.

Holy Holy, the band that spring from Dukes of Windsor, will start a national tour in Darwin to kick off the launch of their debut album ‘When The Storms Would Come’ album.

Taylor Swift crossover Pop album ‘1989’ is the biggest selling album of 2015 so far in the USA and so far also the only album to sell more than one million copies.

2015 album sales to June 30, 2015 have stabilized in the USA for the first time in years.

Vinyl sales are now almost 9% of all physical album sales in the USA.

The Libertines release their highly anticipated new album Anthems For Doomed Youth through Virgin EMI Records on Friday 4th September '15.

Boy George looks at the Culture Club reunion as part of his 'recovery'.

Sir Paul McCartney has shared his "frustration" at people thinking John Lennon was the Beatles.

Neil Young, Lucy Rose, Joy Williams, Miguel, Celtic Woman, Being as a Ocean and The Getaway Plan lead the new music releases this week.

Sony has successfully defended their intellectual property and stopped the release of the film The Beatles: The Lost Concert.