Pop icon Leo Sayer is the special guest of iHeartMusic News powered by Noise11 this week to talk about his Australian tour and new album 'Restless Years'.

Jazz legends Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock will return to Australia and New Zealand for shows in May and June.

Pops Staples, Imagine Dragons, Rumer, Ricky Martin, Ne-Yo and Colin Hay lead the week's new music releases this week.

Steve Strange, singer of 80s act Visage who had the hit song ‘Fade To Grey’ has died at age 55 from a heart attack.

Maroon 5 will be back in Australia in September but they will only play in Sydney and Melbourne.

Jack White has released a Harry Connick Jr cover ‘Blue Light, Red Light (Someone’s There)’ as a b-side to his new single.

Rival Sons will no longer be heading to Australia for the Soundwave Festival next week following a birth in the Rival Sons inner sanctum.

Evergreen Terrace have cancelled their upcoming Australian tour with Soundwave after their drummer Brad Moxey fell off a ladder.

The Rolling Stones will be back on the road sooner rather than later according to guitarist Ron Wood.

Boz Scaggs next album ‘A Fool To Care; will feature collaborations with Bonnie Raitt and Lucinda Williams.

If you thought all pop music sounds the same today, you are right. One man, Max Martin, was responsible for a good chunk of songs you heard on the radio in 2014.

AC/DC have announced that Chris Slade will be the drummer for AC/DC throughout 2015 therefore confirming Phil Rudd is out of the band.

Backstreet Boys will be back in Australia in May with original member Kevin Richardson touring Australia for the first time in over a decade.

Australians would much rather see TISM reform to represent Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest than Kylie Minogue.

Just hours after the announcement that Australia will compete in Eurovision 2015 a petition to have TISM represent the country started and generated hundreds of names.

British India have revealed another taste of their upcoming fifth album with the song ‘Suddenly’.

Daniel Johns has uploaded ‘stems’ to allow fans to mix their own version of his new song ‘Aerial Love’.

Melbourne based Grammy Award nominated Hiatus Kaiyote will expand their 2014 ‘By Fire’ EP into their second album ‘Choose Your Weapon’ in May.

Clint Boge, formerly of The Butterfly Effect will release his first solo record ‘Songs Of A Delicate Nature’ in March and then head out on tour.

Australia has been invited to compete in Eurovision 2015.

Jimmy Fallon is now officially an honorary Australian after Sheppard awarded the US television host Tim Tams.

Shirley Manson of Garbage and Paul Stanley of Kiss have spoken out about Kanye West after the arrogant rapper rudely made a fool of himself at the Grammy Awards after Beck won the award for Album of teh Year.

Rob Thomas has showcased three new songs, expected to be from a third solo album due sometime in 2015.

Courtney Barnett will head out for an Australian capital city tour across May.

Sleater-Kinney returned to the concert stage on Sunday night with a show at the Knitting Factory in Spokane, WA.

Andy Warhol once said "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes". The Simpson allocated 15 seconds to Pharrell Williams this week.

Joni Mitchell says she blocked Taylor Swift from playing her in a biopic because she didn't know her music.

Former Silverchair frontman has revealed the video for his debut single, the soulful ‘Aerial Love’.

Bob Dylan has his eighth number 1 album in the U.K. this week with 'Shadows in the Night'.

Chic featuring Nile Rodgers have announced the first time they will tour the UK to support 'I'll Be There', their first single in 23 years.