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.

Hootie and the Blowfish will be together again for their Homegrown Charity Concert on August 7 and 8 in Charleston, Carolina.

Soul great Ben E. King has passed away at the age of 76.

On this week’s iHeartRadio Music News the legendary Paul Weller chats with Paul Cashmere ahead of the release of his new album Saturns Pattern and shares an insight into still performing songs by The Jam and The Style Council.

Today’s first day of the Urban Country Music Festival in Caboolture has been cancelled due to extreme wild weather condition

Mumford & Sons, Zac Brown Band, My Morning Jacket, Super Furry Animals, Django Django, In Hearts Wake and Reece Mastin lead the week's new music releases.

Mark Sholtez has returned with his first album five years via Robert Rigby’s Ambition Records label.

Dave Grohl's love for Kiss is 'still strong'.

Shelley Segal has visited the Noise11 studio to perform an acoustic version of her new song ‘Sidelined’.

Ed Sheeran has recruited Rudimental and Foy Vance to tour Australia with him in November.

Taking twelve years off sure has whipped Blur fans into a frenzy.

The Script have been recruited to replace the ailing Sam Smith at the Logie Awards this weekend in Melbourne.

Flight Facilities will perform their complete ‘Down To Earth’ album in Melbourne in October with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

On Monday, May 4, one of Britain's most loved and successful groups, Pulp, will be presented with a PRS for Music Heritage Award where the band first gigged in the 1980s, The Leadmill, Sheffield.

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts passed through Austin, Texas this week just a few week's after their Hall of Fame induction.

Britney Spears has cancelled two of her Las Vegas shows.

David Letterman has put together one of the best lineups of classic artists that late night has seen in some time as he winds down to his final show later this month.

Ciara believes she can 'conquer the world' since becoming a mother.