Billy Idol has been forced to postpone the first two shows of his North American tour due to a "pesky chest infection" but the situation does not effect Australian dates for March

Meghan Trainor has no ambition to break the internet by showing off her butt.

Demi Lovato thinks you have to 'allow yourself to reach new milestones.'

LeAnn Rimes' reality show has been dropped.

Funeral For A Friend have announced a new run of live dates around the UK for March.

Motley Crue will end their days as a touring band on December 31 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with the last date of their "Final Tour" and Australia will get the tour soon

Bjork's new album, Vulnicura, will be available worldwide sometime in the next 24 hours via iTunes and, possibly, other digital retailers, two months before its original scheduled release.

As the 10th annual Australian Music Prize nears, the AMP committee has revealed the final nine albums qualifying for this year's prize.

KISS have released the video for one of their most unique collaborations, the song Yume No Ukiyo Ni Saitemina with the Japanese girl group Momorio Clover Z.

Weird Al Yankovic has announced initial dates for his world tour with Australia and New Zealand confirmed to be announced next.

Fleetwood Mac were forced to cut their show in Lincoln, Nebraska short after Mick Fleetwood became ill.

Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014 will kick off their new Classic Music Series.

Daryl Hall & John Oates: Recorded Live From Dublin will have a run in US theatres before its official release.

Gloria Estefan will reunite with the Miami Sound Machine for one night, September 14, at the Minskoff Theatre.

Madonna has finally made the Rebel Heart track list public and it features 19 tracks.

Prince just keep cranking out the videos from his two new albums, the solo ART OFFICIAL AGE and the 3RDEYEGIRL album PLECTRUMELECTRUM.

The Rolling Stones have uploaded a new video to their YouTube page to thanks Australia and New Zealand for the good time on the recent tour.

The Veronicas have returned to Los Angeles to make the video for their next single ‘Cruel’ on the same set Rob Zombie used for his 2005 horror flick ‘The Devil’s Rejects’.

Brisbane’s Future Festival is moving to a new location.

Angus & Julia Stone have expanded their Australian tour to take in Newcastle, Wollongong, Coffs Harbour and the Sunshine Coast.

Splendour In The Grass will take place across July 24, 25 and 26 in 2015.

Bruce Springsteen jumped on stage at the Paramount in Asbury Park as the unannounced, unofficial headliner for the Light of Day benefit on Saturday night and stayed on stage for two and a half hours.

David Gray has recorded a new version of his song ‘Snow In Vegas’ with LeAnn Rimes.

Spandau Ballet have decided to push off most of their North American shows until late-April and early-May.

Dallas Taylor, the drummer for Crosby, Stills & Nash and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, has died at age 66. Details of the cause of death have not yet been released.

The first new No.1 album for 2015 is also the first to debut at the top of the ARIA Albums chart too, 21 year-old US singer Meghan Trainor with her debut album simply called “Title”.

Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars lead the ARIA Singles chart for a sixth consecutive week with “Uptown Funk”.

Blues legend John Mayall will now perform one Melbourne show during his upcoming Australian visit for Bluesfest.

Mariah Carey is reported to be heading back to Sony after her disastrous chart record since joining the label.

New additions to Bluesfest Switchfoot, Hozier and The Waterboys feature back to back on iHeartRadio, powered by Noise11.com this week.