Meghan Trainor was on Tinder for 'a hot week'.

Billboard has issued its 2015 survey of the top money makers in music and One Direction is number one followed by Katy Perry.

Justin Bieber thinks he's figured out how to find his way 'through most things'.

If you needed any more proof that today’s music business is one giant sausage machine then look at this. Britney Spears’ new song ‘Pretty Girls’ has nine songwriting credits.

Ed Sheeran has added Passenger to his upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour in November and December.

Pop-punk bands The Story So Far and Man Overboard will team up for an Australian tour in September.

Melbourne’s King Parrot have a brand new video for their song ‘Home Is Where The Gutter Is’.

Mark Ronson has added five names to the songwriting credits of ‘Uptown Funk’ in a blatant attempt to divert litigation.

Blur has officially scored their sixth straight number 1 in the U.K. with The Magic Whip.

Roger Waters see the dark side of the music' and has very little good to say about the current state of the industry.

Weird Al Yankovic Australian and New Zealand dates should be announced any day now.

Controversial comedian John Oliver will stand-up in Sydney and Melbourne in August.

Ozzy Osbourne has told a Brazil press conference that he believes Black Sabbath have one more album and tour in them.

Josh Groban says his duet with Kelly Clarkson isn't something people would expect.

One Direction's remaining members are apparently feeling the "pressure" to plan a solo career.

The Who 'Live At Shea Stadium 1982' will be released in June on DVD and Blu-ray.

Paul McCartney has pointed out the similarities of writing with Kanye West and writing with the late John Lennon.

Bob Dylan will be traveling to the U.K. and Europe this fall for a series of shows.

Blur have returned to New York for the first time in sixteen years.

Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker has revealed that he has made nothing from album sales outside Australia.

This Halloween you can scare the kiddies with a Motorhead Warpig mask.

Ice Cream Hands will reform to perform their ‘Sweeter Than The Radio’ album for the Leaps and Bounds festival in Melbourne.

Elton John will return to Australia in December for the ‘All The Hits Tour’.

Cold Chisel will perform at the Sydney Entertainment Centre before the iconic venue is demolished.

Sam Smith spends a second week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums chart with his album “In the Lonely Hour”’ although the cancellation of his tour due to ill health during the mid-week saw him play one of his two Sydney shows before having to unfortunately pull-out.

Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth are No.1 for a fourth week atop the ARIA Singles chart with their collaboration “See You Again”, which is now at the top in 55 countries this week.

Sam Smith, who cancelled his Australian tour earlier this week, has been hanging out in outback Australia.

Australian music executive and entrepreneur Amanda Pelman has been named to chair the Australian jury for the Eurovision Song Contest.

B.B. King has been admitted to hospice care near his home in Las Vegas.

Noel Gallagher has no intention of reforming Oasis.