Devo is planning to release a live CD and DVD from their current tour where they are playing music from early in their career.

Jake Hooker, guitarist for the British band The Arrows and the writer of the rock anthem I Love Rock 'n' Roll, died on Monday in Malibu, CA at the age of 61.

Guy Sebastian will embark on his biggest tour ever in 2015 with dates in Australia’s biggest arenas.

Angus and Julia Stone look set to top album chart this week while Paloma Faith is safe with no 1 single.

Bluejuice have released the last of their new music as they prepare to break-up after the next tour.

John Butler is using the storyboard of a schoolyard bully to tell a broader story in his new video ‘How Do You Sleep At Night’.

Sheppard ‘Geronimo’ has passed the 4 times platinum mark in sales in Australia and will now most likely end up as the biggest selling Australian song of 2014.

The iconic House of Blues on the legendary Sunset Strip in West Hollywood will be torn down and make way for a block of flats.

The Cat Empire are inviting musicians around Australia to join them as special guests for the tour.

Manfred Mann's first album in ten years, Lone Arranger, will be released on October 17 in Europe and October 20 in the U.K.

Megadeth and Cee Lo Green are the latest artists to cancel appearances in Israel and the country's conflict with Hamas and Palestine continues.

Live Nation has teamed up with NSW Health to deliver a health education program targeting 15-29 year olds.

Marianne Faithfull has released the first single from her upcoming album Give My Love to London (September 29).

Joan Armatrading plans to quit touring after one final worldwide tour that will bring her to Australia in December.

Stevie Nicks album, 24 Karat Gold: Songs From the Vault is Nicks' first new album in three years and contains music originally written by Nicks between 1969 and 1987 along with one song each from 1994 and 1995.

Tom Petty and Eric Clapton will have the top two albums in America this week.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11 this week features interviews with Lily Allen and Richard Clapton.

The Digital Content Guide to help consumers find legal, creative content quickly, was launched in Sydney today by ARIA.

Legendary British band New Model Army are back with details of a new album, headline UK dates, and a stream taster of the record.

Franz Ferdinand have revealed the new video to their new single, Stand On The Horizon, which is released through Domino.

Levellers have today released their collaboration recording with legendary troubadour, Billy Bragg.

The New Pornographers are partnering with Chicago-based Intelligentsia Coffee on an exclusive, limited-edition coffee, 'Brill Brew,' which will be available starting August 20th.

Selena Gomez has been involved in a minor car accident.

A Beyonce Knowles and Jay Z concertgoer has apparently had his finger bitten off.

Kylie Minogue was 'honoured' to close the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow Sunday night.

Jason Derulo has promised fans a new album is almost ready.

Ed Sheeran has unveiled the official video for his new single 'Don't'.

The final album by singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester, A Reasonable Amount of Trouble, will be released on September 16 via Appleseed Records.

Electronica musician, producer and songwriter William Orbit has announced he is on board to produce the upcoming Queen album derived from archive tapes.

The James Brown biopic, Get On Up, has had a decent opening weekend, bringing in $14 million, good enough for third place behind the new August record holder Guardians of the Galaxy ($94 million) and Lucy ($18.2 million).