Paul McCartney has scored his first number one hit in Australia since 'Mull of Kintyre' 37 years ago.

Led Zeppelin guitar legend Jimmy Page will release a box set of his two film soundtracks expanded with never before released music.

Steel Panther have put down a new song as a tongue-in-cheek slapdown to that great musical hero Kanye West after he interrupted Beck at the Grammy Awards this week.

Australian MP Andrew Giles has given LNP politicians a “swift” talking to by name-checking Taylor Swift during Parliament sitting in Canberra this week.

Brisbane’s Sheppard have cancelled their Bluesfest appearance so they can continue their USA and European tour.

Kylie Minogue will take disco pioneer producer Giorgio Moroder on tour across Australia in March.

Former Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters has taken Facebook to troll Alan Parsons over Parsons decision (and right) to perform in Israel.

Gary Owens, veteran broadcaster and announcer for the 60s and 70s comedy Rowen and Martin’s Laugh-In’, has died at the age of 80.

Bob Dylan has announced a handful of U.S. dates to kick off his touring for 2015.

Sam Andrew, one of the founders of Big Brother and the Holding Company, died on Thursday from complications of a heart attack that he suffered a two months ago. He was 73.

Bobby Brown wants the media to report on the state of Bobbi Kristina with 'integrity'.

David Byrne will curate 2015's Meltdown Festival at Southbank Centre.

The Hi Fi Bar in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane is reported to have been placed into Administration leaving the future of one of the countries most popular music venues unknown.

Seasick Steve has downed his guitar in the sand at Byron Bay for his new video ‘Summertime Boy’.

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’.