Lady Gaga is moving to California. The Manhattan born and raised dweller has put down $24million for a Malibu mansion complete with its own bowling alley, horse stables and a Batcave.

Supertramp's album Crime of the Century is forty years old this year.

Reports have surfaced that Motown singer Jimmy Ruffin is gravely ill in the intensive care unit of a Las Vegas hospital.

Foo Fighters continued their Letterman residency with a little help from Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen this week.

Foo Fighters continued their one week residency on the Late Show With David Letterman with Tony Joe White joining them on Wednesday to perform his classic ‘Polk Salad Annie’.

Iggy Azalea has publicly slammed her Australian record label.

Love Gun, one of KISS' biggest albums, will get the 2-CD Deluxe treatment in October.

Prince will guest on Saturday Night Live on November 1.

The 10th annual Classic Rock Roll Of Honour presented by Orange Amplification today announced that Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee The Doors are this year's recipient of the Inspiration Award.

Tim Hauser, the only member of the Manhattan Transfer to have been with the group from their forming until today, died on Thursday from an undisclosed cause. He was 72.

Siouxsie and the Banshees' last three studio albums, Peepshow, Superstition and The Rapture are being reissued in remastered packages with bonus tracks.

iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com features the brand new Foo Fighters, Pink Floyd, Neil Young and David Bowie this week.

Augie March have recruited five Melbourne acts for their five return shows after their six year hiatus.

The winners of The Age Music Victoria Genre Music Awards were revealed on Thursday night at Media House, Melbourne.

Lindsay ‘The Doctor’ McDougall is leaving Triple J in the nicest possible way … he is F***king off.

Billy Connolly will return to Australia for an 11-city tour starting in Geelong on January 27.

Kylie Minogue has been revealed as the special guest vocalist on the new Flight Facilities track ‘Crave You’.

Bette Midler's upcoming album ‘It’s The Girls’ will be her first album of new music since her Christmas album of 2006 ‘Cool Yule’.

Foo Fighters have delivered ‘Something For Nothing’, the first song from their upcoming ‘Song Highways’ album.

Slipknot, The Church and Neil Diamond are three artists to look out for with new music this week.

Train will start their Bluesfest Aussie sideshow one week earlier.

San Diego sax player Karl Denson has been added to The Rolling Stones touring line-up for the upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour, replacing the legendary Bobby Keys who is unwell.

Annie Lennox has released a video for her version of the Hoagy Carmichael classic ‘Georgia On My Mind’.

Norwegian born, Brooklyn based singer songwriter Sondre Lerche perform in Australia for the first time in November.

Foo Fighters are continuing their week long Late Night With David Letterman appearances with another star collaboration with Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart.

John Butler Trio, Lee Kernaghan and Kasey Chambers will headline the very first Campfire Festival in March 2015.

Expect the announcement of an Elton John Australian tour for 2015 soon following news of a New Zealand date next year for November.

Billy Idol has been added to Cheap Trick’s A Day On The Green and arena shows for 2015.

Golden Plains 2015 will feature Radio Birdman, Neneh Cherry and The Meanies.

Ed Sheeran looks set to land his second No.1 single here in Australia this coming weekend as “Thinking Out Loud” looks set to climb to the top of the ARIA Singles chart.