The fourth studio album for US singer Lana Del Rey becomes her third successive No.1 album in Australia, as “Honeymoon” comes straight into the ARIA Albums chart in the top spot.

Justin Bieber’s first (and only so far) No.1 single in Australia “What Do You Mean?” holds for a fourth week at the top of the ARIA Singles chart, becoming the equal second longest running chart-topping track for 2015.

Simone Felice joins iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

Ryan Adams, Maroon 5 (GH), Disclosure, Don Henley, Parkway Drive, Chvrches, Pierce Brothers, Silversun Pickups, Julio Iglesias and Tony Bennett lead the week's new releases.

Britain's Q magazine has unveiled the nominations for the audience voted categories for The Q Awards 2015, in association with Absolute Radio.

The day of the physical consumption of music may be ending sooner than we thought.

The ARIA Awards will be back in Sydney for the third year in a row this year.

Engelbert Humperdinck and his son and manager Scott Dorsey have started the new record label Spin Records.

English rock act Bring Me the Horizon see their fifth studio album “That’s the Spirit” become their third successive No.1 album on the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

Scoring a ▲Platinum certification this week and retaining the lead on the ARIA Singles Chart, Justin Bieber with his track “What Do You Mean?” reigns at the top for a third consecutive week.

iHeartRadio Australia will stream the iHeartRadio Music Festival live from Las Vegas this weekend.

Courtney Barnett has been confirmed to perform at The Age Music Victoria Awards in Melbourne on 11 November, 2015.

David Gilmour, Lana Del Rey, Jess Glynne, Gabrielle Aplin, OK Go, Chris Cornell, Keith Richards, Mercury Rev and the new 100% compilation lead the week's new music releases.

Victoria’s pro-active Andrews Labor Government has announced new fast turnaround Music Works grants for five Victorian acts and two music managers to attend the CMJ Festival in New York in October.

KISS has laid claim to the title of American group with the most Gold Albums.

The fourth EP (second via a major label) for singer/songwriter Troye Sivan is the six track set “Wild” which debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums chart this week.

Justin Bieber manages to hold onto the top spot on the ARIA Singles chart this week with his (now) worldwide No.1 track “What Do You Mean?”

Bring Me the Horizon, Natalie Imbruglia, Duran Duran, Stereophonics, Gary Clark Jr., Ellie Drennan, Jarryd James, Leona Lewis, Slayer, The Libertines, Nero, Hollywood Vampires and Stanton Warriors lead the week's new releases.

John Taylor of Duran Duran will join Noise11 this week to officially launch the ‘Paper Gods’ album on iHeartRadio while Mick Hucknall of Simply Red recalls when he was in the audience for the very first Sex Pistols gig.

Like the singles chart this week, we have a first time Canadian artist debuting in the No.1 spot on the ARIA Albums Chart, rapper and RnB singer The Weeknd sees his second studio album “Beauty Behind the Madness” come straight into the top spot in Australia.

A month after One Direction debuted at the top and gained their first No.1 single in Australia, Justin Bieber this week achieves the same feat, landing his very first number one on the ARIA Singles chart, and he also debuts atop the chart with “What Do You Mean?”

Duran Duran's John Taylor joins Noise11.com at iHeartRadio this week and the word is a Duran Duran Australian tour for 2016 is in the planning stages.

Five Finger Death Punch, Iron Maiden, The Arcs, James Blunt (GH), Oh Wonder, Against Me!, In Flames, Troye Sivan, The Beards, Thirsty Merc and Regurgitator (live) lead the weeks new releases.

Retired music exec, producer, songwriter Jack Ponti has sent an open letter to Dave Grohl asking if he has the Dave’s the right the wrongs of the current music business.

Live performances in Australia in 2014 have contributed $1.51 billion to the economy, a study by Live Performance Australia (LPA) has found.

The Melbourne Music Bank shortlist has been announced with 12 finalists moving on to compete for this year’s prize.

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia includes a speech by Robert Menzies, the vegemite jingle and even the sound of a Lyrebird as well as songs by Men At Work, Kylie Minogue and Cold Chisel but it does not include the historic classic ‘I Was Only 19’ by Redgum.

KIIS broadcaster Kyle Sandilands did not breach broadcasting standards when he called Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce “a wanker” on air.

Greta Bradman is on track to have the biggest selling classical album of 2015 with ‘My Hero’ sitting tight at the top of the classical chart for three weeks in a row.

Disturbed have debuted on top of the US album chart again scoring their fifth number one album in a row with ‘Immortalized’.