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Chris Botti Brings A Setlist Of Modern Pop And Timeless Standards To Australia

Chris Botti’s current live shows blend Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars with Sting, Leonard Cohen and film soundtrack favourites as the Grammy-winning trumpeter prepares for Australian dates in June 2026.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Bruno Mars, Chris Botti, Ennio Morricone, jazz, Lady Gaga, Leonard Cohen, Sting, Sy Smith, Sydney Opera House

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Sparks Connections Run Deep From Cate Blanchett To Paul McCartney

by Paul Cashmere

Ron Mael reveals how a surprise meeting with Cate Blanchett led to an ongoing friendship and reflects on Paul McCartney’s memorable Sparks tribute.

Tagged as: Annette, Cate Blanchett, Noise11, Paul Cashmere, Paul McCartney, Ron Mael, Sparks, The Girl is Crying in Her Latte, The Sparks Brothers

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The Jungle Giants Experiencing Feelings Of Joy Tour Expands With Regional Dates

by Paul Cashmere

The Jungle Giants have expanded their Experiencing Feelings Of Joy tour with additional regional Australian dates following the album’s No. 1 chart debut.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Brisbane Music, Experiencing Feelings Of Joy, indie pop, live music, Love Signs, Sam Hales, The Jungle Giants

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The Meanies Announce National Tour Dates And New Dad Fight Split Single

by Paul Cashmere

The Meanies have announced a broad run of Australian dates including Spiderbait shows, a return to Western Australia and a new split 7-inch release with Dad Fight.

Tagged as: Australian punk, Australian Tour, Dad Fight, Desperate Measures, Link Meanie, live music, Melbourne music, Spiderbait, The Meanies

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Enuff Z’Nuff Reflect On MTV Fame, ‘New Thing’ And Their Unlikely Power Pop Legacy

by Paul Cashmere

Chip Z’Nuff reflects on MTV success, ‘New Thing’, David Letterman, Howard Stern and Enuff Z’Nuff’s power pop roots ahead of the band’s Australian return.

Tagged as: Cheap Trick, Chip Z’Nuff, David Letterman, Enuff Z’Nuff, Howard Stern, MTV, New Thing, Noise11, Paul Cashmere, Pretty Boy Floyd

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TSIM Announce First National Tour In More Than 30 Years

by Paul Cashmere

TSIM have announced their first national Australian tour in more than three decades following comeback performances at the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne’s PICA.

Tagged as: Australian music, Australian Tours, David Roy Williams Presents, Enmore Theatre, Forum Melbourne, Noise11, TISM, TSIM

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Kevin Morby Announces 2026 Australian Tour Following Release Of Little Wide Open

by Paul Cashmere

Kevin Morby has announced a November 2026 Australian tour following the release of his new album Little Wide Open, produced by Aaron Dessner.

Tagged as: Aaron Dessner, Americana, Dead Oceans, Forum Melbourne, indie folk, Kevin Morby, Metro Theatre Sydney, The National, Town Folk Festival, Waxahatchee

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Mico Announces Debut Australian Tour For November 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Canadian singer-songwriter Mico will perform his first Australian headline tour in November 2026 with dates announced for Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.

Tagged as: alternative pop, Australian Tour, Canadian music, Columbia Records, Frontier Touring, live music, Mico, Noise11, Pop punk, Toronto

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Town Folk Festival Announces 2026 Line-Up Featuring Aldous Harding, Kevin Morby And Folk Bitch Trio

by Paul Cashmere

Town Folk Festival has announced the first artists for its 2026 event in Djaara / Castlemaine, led by Aldous Harding, Kevin Morby and Folk Bitch Trio.

Tagged as: Aldous Harding, Castlemaine, Flyte, Folk Bitch Trio, Kevin Morby, Live Music Australia, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Town Folk Festival, Victoria Festivals, YĪN YĪN

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Beartooth Announce Pure Ecstasy Australian Tour And New Album

by Paul Cashmere

Beartooth have revealed their biggest Australian headline tour yet while announcing sixth studio album Pure Ecstasy, due out August 28 through Fearless Records.

Tagged as: Australian Tours, Beartooth, Caleb Shomo, Fearless Records, Fit For A King, Heavy Music, metalcore, Pure Ecstasy, The Surface, Volumes

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The Damned Say Covers By Guns N’ Roses And The Offspring Paid More Than The Band Ever Earned

by Paul Cashmere

Rat Scabies says The Damned earned some of their biggest royalty payments after Guns N’ Roses covered ‘New Rose’ and The Offspring recorded ‘Smash It Up’.

Tagged as: Brian James, Captain Sensible, Dave Vanian, Guns n Roses, New Rose, Noise11, Punk rock, Rat Scabies, Sex Pistols, Smash It Up, The Damned, The Offspring

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Night At The Barracks Returns To Sydney In 2026 With Aloe Blacc, Ben Folds And Major Australian Line-Up

by Paul Cashmere

Night At The Barracks returns for a fifth season in 2026 at Manly’s North Head Sanctuary featuring Aloe Blacc, Ben Folds, The Temper Trap and a major Australian line-up.

Tagged as: Aloe Blacc, Ben Folds, Boy & Bear, music festival, Night At The Barracks, PNAU, Sydney concerts, The Temper Trap

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Icehouse perform at A Day In The Gardens in the Royal Botanical Gardens Melbourne on Sunday 12 March 2017.

Icehouse On The Harbour To Take Over Sydney’s Fleet Steps This September

by Paul Cashmere

ICEHOUSE will perform a one-off Sydney Harbour show at Fleet Steps on 30 September 2026, joined by Little Quirks, with tickets on sale 25 May via Ticketek.

Tagged as: Australian rock, Fleet Steps, Icehouse, Little Quirks, Live Music Australia, Sydney concerts, Ticketek

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Beck at The Palais Melbourne 13 May 2026 photo by Winston Robinson

Beck Turns Palais Theatre Into Cinematic Orchestra Hall In Melbourne

by Paul Cashmere

Beck transformed Melbourne’s Palais Theatre into an orchestral alternative rock showcase, revisiting Sea Change, Odelay, Morning Phase and Loser with Philharmonia Australia and Jason Falkner.

Tagged as: Beck, Jason Falkner, Jellyfish, Loser, Melbourne, Midnite Vultures, Morning Phase, Odelay, Palais Theatre, Philharmonia Australia, Scott Walker, Sea Change

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Paul McCartney Rumoured For Singapore Grand Prix After Neil Finn Slip-Up On Australian TV

by Paul Cashmere

Neil Finn and Eddie Rayner may have accidentally confirmed that Paul McCartney will perform at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, marking what would be McCartney’s first ever concert in Singapore.

Tagged as: Crowded House, Eddie Rayner, Formula 1, live music, Neil Finn, Paul McCartney, Singapore, Singapore Grand Prix, Split Enz, The Beatles

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LeeHi Announces First Australian And New Zealand Tour Dates For 2026

by Paul Cashmere

LeeHi will perform in Australia and New Zealand for the first time in August and September 2026 with shows announced for Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland.

Tagged as: 4 Only, Australia Tours, Bizzy, DOK2, Frontier Touring, K-Pop, Korean R&B, LeeHi, New Zealand Tours, ROLLDICE, SZN

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Public Image Ltd Tickets Now On Sale For Australian And New Zealand Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Public Image Ltd have opened ticket sales for their January 2027 Australian and New Zealand tour, with recent European setlists revealing what fans can expect from the long-awaited return.

Tagged as: alternative music, Australian Tour, First Issue, John Lydon, live music, Metal Box, new zealand tour, PiL, post-punk, Public Image Ltd

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Lamb Of God And Trivium Announce Australian Co-Headline Tour For 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Lamb Of God and Trivium have announced a five-date Australian co-headline tour for October 2026 with Bleed From Within joining all shows.

Tagged as: Australian Tours, Bleed From Within, Destroy All Lines, Knotfest, Lamb Of God, metal, Trivium

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Bowling For Soup photo by Anna-Marie Megalogenis

Bowl My Bones Tour: Bowling for Soup, Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls, and Talk Heavy, 7th May 2026, The Forum

by Anna-Maria Megalogenis

Bowling For Soup delivered a riotous punk-pop party at Melbourne’s Forum alongside Frank Turner And The Sleeping Souls and Talk Heavy, mixing humour, nostalgia and singalong anthems into one unforgettable night.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Bowl My Bones Tour, Bowling For Soup, concert review, Frank Turner, Jaret Reddick, live review, Melbourne, Noise11, Pop punk, punk pop, Talk Heavy, The Forum, The Sleeping Souls

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The Damned to perform live in Australia for their 50th anniversary tour

The Damned Return To Australia As Captain Sensible Reflects On Punk, Pop Fame And Survival

by Paul Cashmere

Captain Sensible tells Noise11 The Damned’s upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour will revisit The Black Album while reflecting on nearly 50 years of punk history.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Captain Sensible, Dave Vanian, Happy Talk, New Rose, Noise11, Punk rock, The Black Album, The Damned

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Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats Announce Australian Return With December Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats will return to Australia in December 2026 for a five-date national tour covering Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Doom Metal, heavy metal, live music, psychedelic rock, tour news, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats

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Enuff Z’Nuff And Pretty Boy Floyd Announce Australian ‘RU PRETTY ENUFF’ Tour For November 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Enuff Z’Nuff and Pretty Boy Floyd will bring their RU PRETTY ENUFF Tour to Australia in November 2026 with four national dates celebrating classic glam metal and power-pop.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Chip Z’Nuff, Enuff Z’Nuff, Glam Metal, hard rock, power pop, Pretty Boy Floyd, RU PRETTY ENUFF Tour, Steve Summers, XMusic

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The Damned And The Saints ’73-’78 Reunite Punk’s Year Zero For Final UK Tour

by Paul Cashmere

The Damned and The Saints ’73-’78 will finally tour together in the UK nearly 50 years after launching the original punk movement, reconnecting through the legacy of bassist Algy Ward.

Tagged as: Algy Ward, Australian music, Captain Sensible, Chris Bailey, Ed Kuepper, Eternally Yours, Machine Gun Etiquette, Prehistoric Sounds, Punk rock, The Damned, The Saints 73-78, UK tour

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The Church Announce A Psychedelic Symphony Australian Tour

by Paul Cashmere

The Church have announced ‘A Psychedelic Symphony’, an Australian orchestral tour for November 2026 featuring conductor George Ellis and a 30-piece orchestra.

Tagged as: A Psychedelic Symphony, Australian rock, Australian Tour, George Ellis, Starfish, Steve Kilbey, Sydney Opera House, The Church, Under The Milky Way

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Plini Announces ‘An Unnameable Desire’ Australia And New Zealand Tour For 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Plini will return to Australia and New Zealand in August 2026 for his biggest local headline tour yet, celebrating the release of his new album ‘An Unnameable Desire’.

Tagged as: Australian music, Australian Tour, Cenobia, Delta Sleep, Instrumental Rock, live music, new zealand tour, Nightdive, Plini, progressive metal

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South Summit Scale New Heights With ‘Heartless’ Ahead Of Run It Back Album And Biggest Australian Tour Yet

by Paul Cashmere

South Summit continue their rapid rise with new single ‘Heartless’, the latest preview of forthcoming album Run It Back, ahead of their biggest Australian headline tour and expanded international schedule.

Tagged as: Australian music, Heartless, indie rock, On The Dash, Perth, Run It Back, South Summit, The Bliss, tour news, triple j

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Teenage Joans Unleash Coming Up From Hell Ahead Of UK Tour And Violent Soho Dates

by Paul Cashmere

Teenage Joans return with Coming Up From Hell, a heavier new single ahead of UK tour dates and Australian shows with Violent Soho.

Tagged as: Adelaide Bands, Australian music, Coming Up From Hell, Punk rock, Teenage Joans, UK tour, Violent Soho

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Ash 1977 30th Anniversary Australian Tour Announced

by Paul Cashmere

Ash will return to Australia in September to perform their landmark debut album 1977 in full, marking 30 years since its release.

Tagged as: 1977, Ash, Australian Tour, Britpop, live music, Rock News, Tim Wheeler

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REVIEW: TISM Wankers of the World Unite, Saturday 2nd May 2026, PICA

by Anna-Maria Megalogenis

TISM turn PICA in Port Melbourne into a multi-stage live experiment, delivering a chaotic rotating performance alongside a lineup of Australian support acts in a one-off event.

Tagged as: Australian music, concert review, live performance, live review, Melbourne music, PICA Port Melbourne, Punk rock, TISM

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Alex James Blur perform in Melbourne at Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday 28 July 2015. photo by Ros O'Gorman

Alex James Britpop Classical Setlist Puts Blur Catalogue In Focus Across Orchestral Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Alex James is showcasing Blur’s biggest songs in his Britpop Classical setlist as the orchestral tour prepares for Australia in 2026.

Tagged as: 90s Music, Alex James, Blur, Britpop, Britpop Classical, Oasis, Parklife, Pulp, The Great Escape

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