The Flaming Lips dip back into the Beatles' well again, or at least of member John Lennon, with a new cover of the classic Happy Christmas (War is Over).

Cher has been forced to cancel the balance of her Dressed to Kill Tour, including dates through February, to recover from an infection.

Wilko Johnson was on the BBC Radio 2 Chris Evans Breakfast Show Friday morning and discussed his incredible recovery from terminal pancreatic cancer.

The Rolling Stones have won the Top Boxscore Award at the 11th annual Billboard Touring Awards.

The Queen Latifah Show, the singer's syndicated talk program, has been cancelled by it's production company.

The Rolling Stones will play their final show of 2014 in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday and voting is now open for the show.

Albums by Coldplay and Guy Sebastian lead the week's new music releases.

The Save The Palace protest turned ugly in Melbourne on Thursday when protesters were attacked while demonstrating the unauthorised destruction of Melbourne venue The Palace in Bourke Street.

Legendary producer T. Bone Burnett is this week's special guest on iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Councillor Rohan Leppert of the City of Melbourne has called today's destruction of the iconic Palace Theatre "an act of vandalism".

Dan Sultan and Courtney Barnett are Victoria's hottest acts of 2014 after both scored multiple awards at 2014 Age Music Victoria Music Awards.

Former Silverchair singer Daniel Johns has pleaded guilty in a Newcastle court on drunk driving charges.

Angus Young and Brian Johnson of AC/DC joked about Phil Rudd’s recent run-in with the law on the Howard Stern show.

Pink Floyd are registering record streaming figures for Spotify but the surprise is the listeners are a lot younger than you would expect.

The Veronicas will take their new album on the road in 2015 for Sanctified tour.

Bret Michaels is one truly dedicated musician, but sometimes it is to the detriment of his own well being.

For the first time since 1991, Billboard is changing the methodology they use for calculating their Top 200 Album chart.

The Bangles have assembled sixteen tracks from their early career, EPs and live performances on Ladies and Gentlemen...The Bangles!

Charli XCX recently revealed the official tracklisting for her new album Sucker, and this week she drops another new track from the record.

Exactly 20 years ago on 17 November 1994, Wilco played their first ever show (under the pseudonym Black Shampoo) at Ciceros Basement Bar in St. Louis.

Paolo Nutini returns with his new single 'One Day' released on Atlantic Records on 30th November.

KISS will bring Download 2015 to a close when they headline the main stage on Sunday, June 14.

Motown legend Jimmy Ruffin passed away on Monday in Las Vegas at the age of 75.

One of Creation Records' first global success stories, Ride, are getting back together for their first live dates in 20 years.

The injuries to U2 singer Bono in a bicycle accident originally were said to involve his arm. It turns out it was much more serious.

Dennis Farriss, the father of the INXS Farris brothers Jon, Tim and Andrew, died on November 10 at age 87.

Singer Songwriter Tex Perkins has thrown his support behind Labor’s Martin Foley in the upcoming Victorian election, consolidating Foley’s chances of a win in the seat of Albert Park.

The Rolling Stones played the very rare ‘Silver Train’ live at their final Australian show in Brisbane last night (November 18, 2014).

Foo Fighters have announced the first dates for their 2015 North American tour and they are beating the scalpers with a unique ticketing approach.

Seven months after the release of his first solo album in twenty years, David Crosby will put out two special editions based on the album.