Bruce Springsteen joined The Who for a couple of classics live this week.

Noel Gallagher has responded to Paul McCartney’s comment that Oasis should reform but challenging the former Beatle to write their comeback song.

Mississippi Public Broadcasting originally streamed and has now posted the video of the funeral of blues great B.B. King.

Adam Lambert believes he 'wouldn't run away' from a relationship.

Robbie Williams - in conjunction with Bonhams ' is spearheading a charity auction titled 'Doing it for the Kids' on July 15.

Nicki Minaj thinks women 'should demand' the ultimate satisfaction when it comes to sex.

Justin Bieber has slammed celeb news outlet Hollywood Life for being complete 'garbage'.

Iggy Azalea has cancelled her The Great Escape Tour.

The Sydney based church group Hillsong United see their 64th released album become their third No.1 on the ARIA Albums chart this week, as their new set “Empires” blasts straight into the charts at the summit.

After debuting at No.3 and scoring the No.1 downloaded track last week, Taylor Swift and her Kendrick Lamar infused remix of “Bad Blood” this week climbs two spots to take the No.1 position in Australia, the same week that the song leapt from 53 to the top of the USA Singles charts too.

The Rolling Stones have included the rarely played song ‘(Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo) Heartbreaker’ for Ohio to vote on for Saturday night’s show.

U2 played one of their smallest shows in years with a gig in West Hollywood at The Roxy on Thursday night (May 28, 2015).

It has been a long time since a debut album has done what Sam Smith's In the Lonely Hour manages this week. 51 years to be exact.

Alan McGee is the man who "discovered" Oasis and signed them to his Creation Records, so he has a unique view into the minds of brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher and that mind says there's no reunion of the band anytime in the near future.

'The Damned: Don't You Wish That We Were Dead', filmmaker Wes Orshoski's long-awaited documentary of British punk pioneers The Damned will make its European premiere June 3 in London at the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square.

Shania Twain was convinced she'd never sing again after suffering a mysterious illness.

We are less than three weeks away from the release of Giorgio Moroder's first album of new material in thirty years, Deja Vu, and it sounds like it's going to be one big dance marathon.

50 Cent has acknowledged Chris Brown for helping to mend his rift with Floyd Mayweather.

After months of teasing fans with snippets of new material, Josh Pyke today announced the release of his fifth studio album, But For All These Shrinking Hearts available on July 31.

Bono doesn't think you ever get used to death.

Bruce Milne’s music festival bus tour of Yarra City’s music landmarks is back for 2015 as part of the Leaps and Bounds Festival.

Joni Mitchell may have suffered a brain aneurysm in March but she did not have a stroke as was reported by some sources.

Jason DeRulo, Ben Lee, Major Lazer, Jebediah, Florence + the Machine, Paulini, Helloween and Gateway Drugs lead this week's new music releases.

Former Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns performed his first ever solo show at the Sydney Opera House on Thursday night.

Deborah Conway and Willy Zygier will perform Deborah’s 1991 classic ‘String Of Pearls’ from ‘go to whoa’ in Melbourne on June 13.

After serving up over 1000 songs and talking to 100 artists iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com has reached its first anniversary.

Melbourne’s Graveyard Train have been described as “Crazed men making music the only way crazed men can”. On June 21, the “crazed men” will perform at the Reclink Community Cup in Elsternwick.

Kendrick Lamar found it tough to be "vulnerable" on his latest album.

Stevie Nicks thinks women in music cast "a romantic spell".

Taylor Swift has asked boyfriend Calvin Harris to move in with her, according to reports.