It’s now five weeks and counting as Ed Sheeran is atop the ARIA Singles chart again this week with “Thinking Out Loud”, and he is holding off two Taylor Swift songs this week.

Katy Perry is a superhero to young kids. She is like their SuperMom.

Political candidates for the upcoming election in Victoria are falling over themselves to be associated with the music industry following Labor’s lead in pledging $22.2m in funding and a further $2m for music education.

Pink Floyd’s album of leftovers ‘The Endless River’ is set to trump The Foo Fighters big budget TV show soundtrack ‘Sonic Highways’ on the UK chart on Monday.

After consolidating his fan base in 2014 Chet Faker will start 2015 with a national tour in February.

The Rolling Stones fans heading to this weekend’s Hunter Valley show may get to hear the show on the grapevine.

Wilco have two releases planned to mark their 20th anniversary.

Rolling Stones fans who went along to the Tim Ries sideshow in Sydney last night had a special treat, Charlie Watts sat in on the gig.

Richie Sambora is never to return to Bon Jovi.

Mick Jagger had a few ‘rellies’ drop by for the Rolling Stones show in Sydney on Wednesday.

Angus Young has made his most blatant statement so far suggesting he wants Phil Rudd out of AC/DC.

Bertie Blackman and Cold Chisel have the pick of the new releases this week.

Culture Club has cancelled all upcoming USA and UK dates until further notice after a polyp was found in Boy George's throat.

iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com, features a very special interview this week with 32 year veteran of the Rolling Stones Chuck Leavell.

Nickelback will return to Australia in May for their first shows since 2012.

Kenny Rogers is coming to Australia for the very last time.

Bono is reportedly "extremely lucky" to be alive after a door of a plane he was traveling in fell off mid-air.

Although Guy Pearce may be best known to most as a credible actor- you wouldn’t doubt his fantastic musical ability after seeing him live last night at THE TOFF in Town.

Gulliver Smith, lead singer of 70s Australian prog-rock group Company Caine, has died after a long illness.

Cezary Skubiszewski has scored a Screen Music Awards trifecta and David Hirschfelder has own the Feature Film Score of the Year.

The Rolling Stones were back at work in Sydney Wednesday night with a different setlist format to the previous shows.

Opposition leader Dan Andrews has announced $2 million in funding for music education in Victorian schools.

AC/DC ‘Play Ball’ video complete with bikini-clad women, soccer playing nuns but no Phil Rudd, has been released.

It's a sure thing that Bette Midler will have the highest charting album of her career this week. The only question is the exact final position.

Paolo Nutini will perform Bluesfest sideshows during his Australian visit in 2015.

Pink Floyd have released a music video for 'Louder Than Words', the only track with vocals from their new album 'The Endless River'.

Spandau Ballet were huge in the U.K and Europe through the first half of the 80's, scoring ten top ten hits in six years, but here in the states, they were mainly known for the single True (1983 / #4).

Big Bank Hank of the rap pioneers The Sugarhill Gang passed away early Tuesday at the age of 57 after battling cancer.

Fleetwood Mac will take their On With the Show Tour to the U.K. and Europe in May and June of next year.

Bret Michaels is known to put his fans first but, sometimes, doing that can actually put your life in jeopardy.