Tame Impala have named their third album ‘Currents’.

Caleb Followill was knocked out of his socks by Ben E. King's Stand By Me.

The Johnny Cash American Recordings will be released as a vinyl box set in May.

Meghan Trainor doesn't think the music video for Dear Future Husband was 'sexist' at all.

Frank Zappa is to resurrect for one final album 23 years after his death.

US DJ and producer Major Lazer (better known as Diplo) lands his first No.1 single in Australia this week, as his dance track “Lean On” featuring Danish singer M0 and French artist DJ Snake jumps up three places to land at the top of the ARIA Singles chart.

Lee Kernaghan remains for a second week at the top of the ARIA Albums chart with “Spirit of the ANZACS”, the album picking up a Gold sales certification this week too.

The first teaser trailer for the Amy Winehouse movie AMY has been revealed.

Lily Allen has launched a Twitter rant about Jay Z's streaming service Tidal.

Blur have launched the official video for 'Lonesome Street', the third and final track to be sent to fans ahead of release of The Magic Whip.

Kendrick Lamar has confirmed that he is engaged.

Brian Wilson, All Time Low, Hoodie Allen, While She Sleeps and Foo Fighters video album lead this week's new releases.

John Legend can't stand karaoke.

Kelly Clarkson is doing her best to ensure she will not 'raise a brat'.

Lil Wayne is reportedly selling his mansion because of pranksters.

Hot Chip have revealed 'Need You Now', the second track to come from their forthcoming album Why Make Sense? to be released in May.

Azealia Banks felt 'like a caged animal' while signed to her former record label.

Placebo will re-issue their self-titled debut album as part of Record Store Day on the 18th of April.

Megadeth have finally announced a replacement for the recently departed guitarist Chris Broderick.

Mika has announced the release of his next album 'No Place In Heaven' to be released on 15th June. F

Morrissey has set another round of US dates after previous tours were cancelled for various reasons.

John Mellencamp has taken aim At Indiana's new Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Richie Sambora is reportedly under investigation by police after threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend.

Rod Stewart took the lyrics to his classic hit ‘Sailing’ literally when he was ‘sailing, he was sailing, across the sea’ on Sydney Harbour on Thursday.

Australian music legends Brian Cadd and Joe Camilleri and promoter Michael Chugg are this weeks guests on iHeartRadio music news powered by Noise11.com.

David Bowie is once again being an enigma with his latest project, a theatrical work based on the 1976 film The Man Who Fell to Earth which, in turn, was based on the 1963 novel of the same name by Walter Tevis.

Stephen Stills, Barry Goldberg and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, known together as The Rides, have completed their second album.

Björk's former partner, Matthew Barney, has reportedly filed a child custody suit against her.

The upcoming biopic on classic hip-hop group N.W.A., Straight Outta Compton, has a new trailer.

Styx will package their first seven albums together on vinyl for the new box set The A&M Albums 1975-1984.