Ian Curtis of Joy Division took his life 32 years ago today.

It turns out even US President Barack Obama was a Donna Summer fan. So was Aretha Franklin.

Elton John is touring Australia again later this year. Well according to promoter Michael Chugg he is.

The 57th Ivor Novello Awards have been announced. Ed Sheeran got one, so did PJ Harvey and Adele got the big one for Songwriter of the Year.

You Am I’s Tim Rogers is doubling up at the Cherry Bar with former Supersuckers frontman Eddie Spaghetti.

Australian jazz guitarist Albare will perform in Australia with the same musicians he recorded is iTD album ‘Long Way’ with in New York.

‘North’ is the title of new Matchbox Twenty album, the band’s first album of original material since 2002.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have called for the German government to pull its head in following the arrest of Captain Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.

To the true fans, Black Sabbath is not Black Sabbath without Ozzy Osbourne, Toni Iommi, Geezer Butler AND Bill Ward. Unfortunately, they will only be getting the first three at any time in the near future.

The New York State Legislature in Albany has passed a resolution honoring the late Adam "MCA" Yauch of the Beastie Boys.

Bono, already one of the richest stars on the planet, will become the richest star on the planet after Facebook floats tomorrow.

The outpouring of sorry and respect for Donna Summer from the entertainment world is astonishing. It appears everyone was a fan of Donna Summer.

Donna Summer died from lung cancer according to reports circulating at of the USA.

Here we go again … Van Halen has dropped all dates on their current tour after June 26.

Donna Summer was the Queen of Disco and with good reason. Throughout the late 70s and early 80s, Donna Summer owned the dancefloor and the airwaves.

Donna Summer, the woman who defined disco in the late-70's, Donna Summer, passed away on Thursday morning at the age of 63 after a battle with cancer.

Prince is spending his last night in Melbourne tonight at the iconic St Kilda venue The Espy.

Gibson have announced a second collaboration with Sheryl Crow. The Sheryl Crow Southern Jumbo Special Edition is on the way.

Shai had one big hit back in 1992. Remember ‘If I Ever Fall In Love”?

Canadian bluesman Matt Andersen tells Noise11 he plans to record a live album with Aussie rocker Diesel.

The Wiggles are hanging up their skivvies. Well, at least they are handing them over to a new generation.

It appears the Byron Bay council in their wisdom have allocated a quota for the number of Festivals allowed in the town and that means shows meant for Byron Bay cannot go ahead because the quota has been filled.

Ronnie Wood talked with Britain's The Sun on Monday after the Sony Radio Awards and the subject of what was next for the Rolling Stones came up.

Brisbane’s swoony indie popsters Hungry Kids of Hungary finish their second album and head to the UK and Europe.

The DMG radio network has opened up the cheque-book and signed Michael Buble as the face of their Smooth FM stations.

Jordie Lane will play Gram Parsons in the stage production of Grievous Angel.

English baroque pop sprite Patrick Wolf books some extra special acoustic shows for Australia.

Slash will be back in Australia for dates in August.

Sydney grandiose indie rock quartet The Jezabels offer an official video for ‘City Girl’ before their national tour.

“I’m just a kid from Woolloomooloo who loves kissing kangaroos,” admits Mick Jagger in the promo for Saturday Night Live.