South African folk duo Connecting Stars are about to launch a reality TV show with a difference.

Tom Petty has slammed the Catholic Church in a song about child abuse on the new Heartbreakers album 'Hypnotic Eye'.

Sheppard’s ‘Geronimo’ is the biggest selling song by an Australian artist s far this year, coming in at no. 3 behind Pharrell Williams and A Great Big World.

Jimi Hendrix has another new home.

Weird Al Yankovic could be headed for the number 1 spot for the first time in his career.

Smashing Pumpkins is upgrading the 1998 album Adore to 107 tracks.

Duran Duran's classic 'Rio' is back on vinyl with week and La Roux returns with new music.

Clem Burke of Blondie says it may be all over soon for the band.

Blues-rock guitarist Johnny Winter has died while touring in Switzerland at the age of 70.

Johnny Winter, the legendary blues guitarist, singer and producer, has died at the age of 70.

Two Door Cinema Club have become the second band in as many days to withdraw from Splendour In The Grass.

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been quietly working on a solo album and in late August we will get to hear his debut ‘Head Job’.

Kanye West has reportedly angered his mother-in-law by wanting to record a James Bond track.

Gwen Stefani thinks working with her husband is a "fun position to be in".

Academy Award winning director Ron Howard is working with Apple Corps Ltd., White Horse Pictures and Imagine Entertainment on a new documentary covering the Beatles' touring years.

Donny Osmond will celebrate fifty years in show business with his new album, Soundtrack of My Life, out January 13, 2015 on Verve.

Blue Sky Riders, the group formed two years ago by Kenny Loggins, Gary Burr and Georgia Middleman, are ready to record their second album and they would like fan's help.

David Bowie has made a statement indicating that new music may be coming in the near future.

The Madden Brothers could hold for a second week with “We Are Done”.

Hilltop Hoods have christened their 7th album ‘Walking Under Stars’ and will release the record on August 8.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week features an exclusive interview with Graham Nash about the new CSNY album 1974.

Drake has christened his new album 'Views from the 6'.

Judas Priest will tour the US in October.

Nick Cave's documentary 20,000 Days On Earth will screen in UK cinemas.

KISS will spend November in Las Vegas as they will play a residency of nine shows at The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.

Iconic singer/songwriter Billy Joel has lost his mother, Rosalind Nyman Joel, at the age of 92. She had been in hospice care according to Long Island's Newsday.

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young's historic 1974 live album could just be their first album to debut in the US top 10 in 32 years later this week.

Guitarist Dick Wagner, who is best known for his work with Lou Reed and Alice Cooper, has been hospitalized for a blocked artery and further complications.

Jackson Browne's first studio album in six years will be out on October 7 (October 6 internationally).

Deadly Awards founder Gavin Jones has been found dead at his property in Goulburn.