You know when politicians are for something right before they are against it? Well, U2's Bono appears to have learned a bit from some of his friends.

Phil Rudd, the notorious AC/DC drummer, is no longer on charges of ‘attempting to procure the murder of two men’.

Flying is the first single release from the Holden Brothers Travelling Circus soundtrack.

Sarah McLachlan owns a music school in Vancouver, Canada. This week on iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com, Sarah talks about her school. Mark Holden also talks about the song his wife Anna wrote about Keith Richards for the Holden Brothers Travelling Circus.

Major artists releasing new albums this week include Pink Floyd, Foo Fighters, Marlisa, Damien Rice, Guy Pearce, Bob Dylan and Machine Head.

Hunters and Collectors will release a very limited edition live box to mark their recent shows.

His Royal Highness Prince Charles has made a very funny video to mark the 40th anniversary of the time Molly Meldrum completely stuffed up his interview.

Paul Kelly will perform a second Twilight At Taronga show at Sydney's Taronga Park Zoo, after his first show sold out.

The Rolling Stones Hanging Rock show tomorrow (Saturday) has been cancelled.

The Spandau Ballet documentary 'Soul Boys of The Western World' is the story of five boys from north London who grew up together, formed a band together, toured the world together, fell out, got back together again, and then toured the world together. Again.

AC/DC has released a statement saying that they will continue on with the release of their new album, Rock or Bust, and their tour despite the arrest of drummer Phil Rudd in a murder for hire scheme.

Britain's Classic Rock Awards, put on by the people at Classic Rock magazine, came to the U.S. last night with the 2014 ceremony being held in Los Angeles.

The 48th annual CMA Awards were handed out in Nashville on Tuesday, November 4.

The Temptations and the Four Tops, two groups that are portrayed in Motown: The Musical are about to hit Broadway with the real deal.

Loretta Lynn is planning new music. It will be the first album for the 82-year old country diva since the Jack White produced Van Lear's Day in 2003.

The Holden Brothers Travelling Circus is the latest instalment in a 122-year tradition for Mark Holden’s family.

The absence of AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd in the recent videos for the band, as well as new publicity shots, has been explained. Rudd has been charged with “attempting to procure a murder”.

Marco Mendoza of The Dead Daisies has turned Noise11.com reporter for an online peak at the Kiss Kruise currently floating around the Caribbean.

One Electric Day, Melbourne’s family rock festival, has completely sold out.

I’ve seen a lot of Rolling Stones over the years but I have never seen them as comfortable as a band as they were on Wednesday night in Melbourne.

The next Cold Chisel archival ‘Live Tape’ will be from a 1979 show from Melbourne‘s Bombay Rock.

The original Spandau Ballet line-up will tour Australia in May, 2015 for Paul Dainty.

HARTS has released a brand new song following on from his ‘Daydreamer’ album and will launch the song with a couple of shows in Sydney.

Chrissie Hynde’s interpretation of The Beatles’ classic ‘Let It Be’ for the compilation album ‘The Art of McCartney’ has been revealed.

One Electric Day have revealed the timetable for this weekend.

The Black Keys have named Band of Skulls and Bad/Dreems as tour supports for 2015 and they have added a Brisbane show.

Beyoncé Knowles will release a new album on November 24.

Queen has released the song Let Me In Your Heart Again, with vocals from the late Freddie Mercury, as part of Coca Cola and (RED)'s campaign to help combat AIDS.

Pink Floyd's Nick Mason has given an interview to Rolling Stone touching on the band's new album, the music business and the future of Floyd.

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