Chris Slade, AC/DC’s drummer from 1989-1994, has returned to the band for their first public appearance this weekend at the Grammy Awards.

Taylor Swift notches up a ninth non-consecutive week at No.1 on the ARIA Albums chart with her set “1989”.

Jamaican artist Omi holds for a third straight week atop the ARIA Singles chart with his remixed version of “Cheerleader”.

Daniel Johns ‘Aerial Love’ video will be revealed on Tuesday.

Royal Blood have unveiled their new video for ‘Out Of The Black’, directed by Adult Swim’s Christy Karacas and illustrator David Wilson.

The Rolling Stones have been immortalised with a plaque at the place Mick Jagger and Keith Richards first met in 1961 … Dartford Railway Station.

Phil Rudd's latest legal tactic has basically stopped him from working with AC/DC through-out 2015.

Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Brown has been taken off life support and her family are now gathering to say their goodbyes.

The Corner Hotel in Melbourne and The Newtown Social Club in Sydney will be the venues for free meet-ups for SXSW delegates and bands Tuesday February 17.

The Dead Daisies will become one of the first western acts to perform in Cuba since the Obama administration opened up trade with the country.

Amber Lawrence and Luke O’Shea will set sail for ‘Crusin’ Country’, the country music festival at sea.

The Grates have released ‘It Won’t Hurt Anymore’, a second song from their album ‘Dream Team’.

Sydney band Food Court will be represented by Damian Costin’s Melbourne based 123 Agency.

Sam Smith's second album is about his parents splitting up.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are supposedly attempting to 'class up' with new staff.

Taylor Swift jokes her behaviour got a little 'embarrassing' at the Grammy Museum.

Bobbi Kristina Brown's family refutes claims she is brain dead.

Gary Glitter may have survived being in a Vietnamese prison but it appears he may be spending the rest of his life in one in his homeland of Britain.

Little Dragon are the special guest of iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

Ed Sheeran is "very excited" about his upcoming Grammys performance.

Bob Dylan's 'Shadows of the Night' is the major music release of the week album with other new music releases from Kid Ink, Kodaline, Diana Krall and The Wiggles.

Van Halen will finally release a live album featuring David Lee Roth on March 31 with Tokyo Dome Live in Concert.

Daevid Allen has issued a statement to his fans detailing his diagnosis from cancer.

Suge Knight has been released from hospital.

John Mayer thinks people don't feel "comfortable" praising Katy Perry.

Beyonce Knowles and Jay Z have enrolled their daughter Blue Ivy in school as they put down roots in Los Angeles.

Common won't "cry" over the Oscar nominations Selma didn't get.

TV On The Radio have been forced to cancel their upcoming Europe/UK tour because of a medical emergency.

Dave Grohl admits talking to the president is no different than chatting to anyone else.

Tim Farriss of INXS has suffered an horrific boating accident, severing his finger and causing permanent damage that may mean the INXS guitarist may never be able to perform again.