James Horner, the composer behind the scores for Titanic, The Lady In Red and Avatar, has died in a plane crash near Santa Barbara, California.

The 2015 Helpmann Awards will be held in Sydney on July 27.

Australian’s planning on heading to SXSW in Austin, Texas in March 2016 can attempt information Meet ‘N Greets in Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane soon.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been arrested after assaulting his son's sports coach.

Nile Rodgers' music career started on the streets as a busker.

Elton John has announced the special guests for his Australian shows.

Janet Jackson has released her first single in five years, No Sleeep (yes, that's spelled correctly) from her upcoming album Unbreakable.

New Order have announced the release of their new album, Music Complete, to be released in September.

Wasn’t really expecting this from Bill Wyman; a solo album after 33 years!

Grace Jones provided a jaw dropping set at BST Hyde Park on the weekend.

James Taylor has weighted in on the streaming revenue discussion and he says artists deserve half on the income.

Patsy Cline is one of the most beloved country artists of all time and, soon, fans will be able to relive her performances when she is turned into a hologram.

Taylor Swift is "elated and relieved" that Apple has decided to pay artists for streaming their songs.

Madonna Australian and New Zealand dates for the Rebel Heart world tour have been announced for March 2016.

'Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014' is a 20-song collection capturing the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers at the famed Donington Park in June 2014.

Future Islands have shared the video for 'A Song For Our Grandfathers', directed by friend and regular collaborator Jay Buim, filmed at a family reunion in North Carolina.

The Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers is back on the charts in the U.S. in a big way.

Eddie Van Halen has opened up about surviving addiction, why he is still making music, and what he really thinks of David Lee Roth (and other past Van Halen bandmates).

Def Leppard will need to scramble to find a new guitarist for their upcoming tour.

Rhino has assembled the collected work of Alice Cooper between their/his debut album, Pretties For You (1969) through 1983's DaDa.

Mick Jagger has paid tribute to Pittsburgh’s own Andy Warhol, who designed the iconic Rolling Stones ‘Sticky Fingers’ cover.

Blur have kicked off their tour for 2015 and while the setlist from show to show varies slightly, the basic format of what Australia can expect next month is in play.

Presales for One Electric Day, Melbourne’s unique family day music event, have sold at record levels.

Nile Rodgers is back at the helm of a few new Duran Duran songs including their new single, Pressure Off.

For only the third time this year, a previous No.1 album has gone back to the top of the ARIA Albums chart, as Florence + the Machine jump back up two places to No.1 with their second No.1 album (and now their longest running at two weeks) “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful”.

Australian singer Conrad Sewell takes his third chart entry “Start Again” all the way to the top of the ARIA Singles chart this week after only four weeks on the charts and stopping any further ‘Bad Blood’ from Taylor Swift being spilt at the top.

Bojack Horseman may be more horse than man but is theme music is equal parts Patrick Carney of The Black Keys together with Grouplove.

The 'David Bowie Is' Exhibition will feature numerous public programs about the music legend over the time the Melbourne exclusive Bowie exhibition is on at ACMI in Federation Square.

Angus & Julie Stone and Hoodoo Gurus lead the 2015 Queenscliff Music Festival line-up.

Nashville Country Folk singer Guy Clark has missed his induction into the Austin City Limits Hall of Fame after collapsing shortly after arriving in Austin for the event.