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Gideon Release New ‘4×4′ EP Ahead Of Australian Tour With Bury Tomorrow

Gideon have released their new EP 4×4 via Sumerian Records and shared the visualiser for YEEHAW ahead of Australian dates with Bury Tomorrow and Headwreck.

Tagged as: 4x4, Australian Tour, Bury Tomorrow, Daniel McWhorter, Gideon, Headwreck, Heavy Music, metalcore, Sumerian Records, YEEHAW

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The Story Of The Clash & The Specials Comes To Brunswick Ballroom

by Paul Cashmere

Black Market Clash and Loonee Tunes will revisit the music, politics and cultural impact of The Clash and The Specials at Brunswick Ballroom on 27 June 2026.

Tagged as: Black Market Clash, Brunswick Ballroom, Loonee Tunes, Melbourne, punk, ska, The Clash, The Specials, Two Tone, Victor Stranges

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Tiësto To Return To His Trance Roots For Dreamstate Australia 2027

by Paul Cashmere

Tiësto will return to Australia in February 2027 for a rare trance-focused performance at Dreamstate Australia, revisiting the genre that launched his global career.

Tagged as: Dance Music, Dreamstate Australia, EDM, electronic music, festival news, In Search Of Sunrise, Melbourne, Sydney, Tiesto, trance

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The Sharp Announce Live & Loud Australian Tour And New Live Album

by Paul Cashmere

The Sharp have announced their Live & Loud Australian tour, with two Melbourne performances set to be recorded for a new live album due in November.

Tagged as: Alone Like Me, Australian music, Australian Tour, Charlie Rooke, live album, Louie Lee Feltrin, Piet Collins, Scott Owen, Sonic Tripod, The Sharp, This Is The Sharp

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Cat Power Announces Australian Tour To Celebrate 20 Years Of The Greatest

by Paul Cashmere

Cat Power returns to Australia in 2026 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Greatest with performances of the album in full and songs from across her acclaimed catalogue.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Cat Power, Chan Marshall, Courtney Marie Andrews, Live At The Gardens, Love Police, Melbourne, MG Live, The Greatest, Triple R

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Will Swenson as Neil Diamond in A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical

Neil Diamond Musical A Beautiful Noise Extends Melbourne Season As New Tickets Go On Sale

by Paul Cashmere

A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical has added two weeks to its Melbourne season at the Princess Theatre, extending performances through October 2026 following strong ticket demand.

Tagged as: A Beautiful Noise, Broadway, live entertainment, Melbourne, Musical Theatre, Neil Diamond, Paul Dainty, Princess Theatre, TEG Dainty, Will Swenson

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Chris Botti Reimagines Pop Classics, Film Themes And Standards For Australian Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Chris Botti’s 2026 Australian tour showcases jazz interpretations of songs by Leonard Cohen, the Bee Gees, Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars and Ennio Morricone, highlighting the trumpeter’s genre-crossing approach to live performance.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Bee Gees, Brisbane Powerhouse, Bruno Mars, Chris Botti, Die With A Smile, Ennio Morricone, Hallelujah, jazz, Lady Gaga, Leonard Cohen, live music, Palais Theatre, Sydney Opera House

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Duane Betts Releases Isle Of Hope, First Album For Sun Records

by Paul Cashmere

Duane Betts has released Isle Of Hope, his first album for Sun Records. Produced by Dave Cobb, the record reflects on loss, family and renewal following the death of Dickey Betts.

Tagged as: Americana Music, Dave Cobb, Dickey Betts, Duane Betts, Isle Of Hope, music news, Palmetto Motel, southern rock, Sun Records, The Allman Betts Band

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Shinedown’s Brent Smith Explains Why Ei8ht Breaks Away From The Band’s Concept Album Era

by Paul Cashmere

Brent Smith says Shinedown deliberately moved away from concept albums for Ei8ht, creating an 18-song collection where every track tells its own story.

Tagged as: Attention Attention, Australian Tour, Brent Smith, Bush, Ei8ht, Eric Bass, Planet Zero, Rock Music, Searchlight, Shinedown

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Hamlet Hail To The Thief Heads To London’s Barbican Theatre For 2026 Premiere

by Paul Cashmere

Hamlet Hail To The Thief, the acclaimed collaboration between Thom Yorke, Christine Jones and Steven Hoggett, will open at London’s Barbican Theatre in October 2026 after sold-out seasons with the Royal Shakespeare Company and Factory International.

Tagged as: Barbican Theatre, Christine Jones, Hamlet Hail To The Thief, Radiohead, Royal Shakespeare Company, Samuel Blenkin, Steven Hoggett, theatre, Thom Yorke, William Shakespeare

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Koe Wetzel’s The Night Champion Arrives As Texas Star Reflects On A Decade Of Survival And Success

by Paul Cashmere

Koe Wetzel has released The Night Champion, his sixth studio album and a reflective look at the turbulent journey that transformed the Texas artist from a regional favourite into a global touring act.

Tagged as: album release, Columbia Records, country music, Gabe Simon, Koe Wetzel, new music, Noise11, Red Dirt, Texas Music, The Night Champion

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Cosmic Psychos To Headline Thrashville After FEAR Cancel Australian Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Cosmic Psychos will headline Thrashville 2026 after FEAR cancelled their Australian tour on medical advice for frontman Lee Ving, just weeks before the festival.

Tagged as: Australian punk, Cosmic Psychos, Dashville, FEAR, Festivals, Heavy Music, Lee Ving, live music, punk, Thrashville

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MIFF 2026 To Premiere Jebediah And Summersault Music Documentaries

by Paul Cashmere

The world premiere of Jebediah: Are We OK? headlines the first MIFF 2026 announcement, examining the Perth band’s 30-year career and enduring friendship.

Tagged as: Arlo Dean Cook, Australian music, Janet English, Jebediah, Melbourne International Film Festival, MIFF, Music Documentary, Perth Music Scene, Phil Jamieson, Tim Rogers

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Rick Beato To Bring Live Show To Australia And New Zealand In October 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Rick Beato will bring his live show to Australia and New Zealand in October 2026. The influential producer and YouTube educator arrives as debates over AI, copyright and the future of music continue to reshape the industry.

Tagged as: artificial intelligence, Australia tour, copyright, Everything Music, Frontier Touring, music industry, Parmalee, Rick Beato, Shinedown, YouTube

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Simple Minds Announce Australian Arena Tour With Gary Numan For 2027

by Paul Cashmere

Simple Minds have announced a February 2027 Australian arena tour celebrating 50 years of music, with Gary Numan joining as special guest on all five dates.

Tagged as: 2027 Tours, Australian Tour, Charlie Burchill, concerts, Gary Numan, Jim Kerr, live music, new wave, post-punk, Simple Minds

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Cassian Announces Sydney And Melbourne Open-Air Headline Shows For 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Cassian has announced two major Australian open-air headline performances for Sydney and Melbourne in spring 2026, supported by Nils Hoffmann, Mild Minds, Samantha Loveridge and OLIIV.

Tagged as: Anyma, Australian Tours, Cassian, electronic music, Melodic House, Mild Minds, Nils Hoffmann, OLIIV, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Samantha Loveridge, techno

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Airplane! Live With Julie Hagerty And Robert Hays Brings Flying High Screenings With On-Stage Q&A Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Julie Hagerty and Robert Hays reunite for Airplane! Live, a touring screening and Q&A series revisiting the classic comedy Flying High in Australia.

Tagged as: Airplane!, comedy films, cult cinema, film tour, Flying High, Julie Hagerty, Q&A events, Robert Hays

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Ocean Sleeper Announce Sophomore Album ‘Peace When I’m Dead’ And National Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Ocean Sleeper have revealed details of their second album Peace When I’m Dead, released on 21 August, alongside a new single, video and their biggest Australian headline tour yet.

Tagged as: Australian music, BMG Australia, Break The Cycle, Gippsland, Heavy Music, Karl Spiessl, metalcore, Ocean Sleeper, Peace When I'm Dead, Rise Records

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Koe Wetzel Announces New Album The Night Champion Ahead Of Global Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Koe Wetzel has announced his sixth studio album The Night Champion, arriving June 12. The record follows the success of 9 Lives and coincides with an extensive world tour.

Tagged as: 9 Lives, Columbia Records, country music, country rock, High Road, Koe Wetzel, new album, Texas Music, The Night Champion, tour news

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Niall Horan Announces Australian Arena Dates For 2027 Dinner Party Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Niall Horan will return to Australia in February 2027 for four arena concerts supporting his new album Dinner Party, with dates announced for Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Tagged as: Australian Tours, concerts, Dinner Party, Jude York, live music, Niall Horan, One Direction, pop music, Universal Music

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Sienna Shapiro supplied Frontier Touring

Sienna Spiro Announces First Australian And New Zealand Headline Tour For 2027

by Paul Cashmere

Sienna Spiro will make her Australian and New Zealand headline debut in January 2027 with five dates across Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland as she prepares to release her debut album Visitor.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Capitol Records, Die On This Hill, Frontier Touring, My House Tour, new zealand tour, pop music, Sienna Spiro, The Visitor, Visitor

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Steve Earle To Be Honoured At Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2026 Opening Night Benefit

by Paul Cashmere

Steve Earle will be celebrated with an all-star tribute concert launching Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 2026, with proceeds benefiting Sweetwater Spectrum.

Tagged as: Buddy Miller, David Rawlings, Emmylou Harris, Gillian Welch, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Jackson Browne, Molly Tuttle, San Francisco, Steve Earle, Sweetwater Spectrum

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Robert Forster Announces Australian Dates For The Strawberries Tour With His Swedish Band

by Paul Cashmere

Robert Forster has announced a five-date Australian tour for September 2026, bringing the Swedish musicians who recorded Strawberries to Hobart, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane.

Tagged as: Australian Tour, Brisbane, Frontier Touring, indie rock, live music, Peter Bjorn and John, Peter Morén, Robert Forster, Strawberries, The Go-Betweens

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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 Brings Britpop Classical To Australia With Blur, Oasis And The Soundtrack Of The 1990s

by Paul Cashmere

Alex James tells Noise11 how Britpop Classical evolved into a 90 minute celebration of the 1990s, featuring Blur, Oasis, Radiohead and more with a full symphony orchestra.

Tagged as: Alex James, Australian Tour, Blur, Britpop Classical, Oasis, Parklife, Pulp, Radiohead, Song 2, Supergrass, Wonderwall

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Jet Announce Second Leg Of Rumblin’ Regional Revue Australian Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Jet have announced a second run of Rumblin’ Regional Revue dates across regional Australia, with 11 shows scheduled for October and November.

Tagged as: ARIA Hall of Fame, Australian rock, Australian Tours, Get Born, Jet, Liquid Zoo, Live Nation, Regional Australia, Shine On, Spooky Eyes

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August Burns Red Release Season Of Surrender And Confirm Australasian Tour Dates

by Paul Cashmere

August Burns Red have released Season Of Surrender, shared a visualiser for Cerebral Malfunction featuring Make Them Suffer and confirmed Australian and New Zealand tour dates for 2026.

Tagged as: August Burns Red, Australia tour, Fearless Records, Jamie Hails, Make Them Suffer, metalcore, new music, new zealand tour, Polaris, Season Of Surrender

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Electric Callboy Team With Dexter Holland For New Single ‘Let The Good Times Roll’ Ahead Of TANZNEID Release

by Paul Cashmere

Electric Callboy have released Let The Good Times Roll featuring Dexter Holland of The Offspring as the band prepares for the release of TANZNEID and a major Australian tour.

Tagged as: Coldrain, Dexter Holland, Electric Callboy, Frank Zummo, Ice Nine Kills, Let The Good Times Roll, Rock Am Ring, Rock im Park, Tanzneid, The Offspring

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Madonna Unveils ‘Love Sensation’ As Confessions II Campaign Reaches Times Square

by Paul Cashmere

Madonna unveiled new single Love Sensation during a surprise Times Square performance as she ramps up promotion for her upcoming album Confessions II.

Tagged as: Confessions II, Dance Music, Love Sensation, Madonna, New York, pop music, Sabrina Carpenter, Stuart Price, Times Square, Warner Records

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The Johnnys Map Out New Music And Archival Release As Graham Hood Reflects On The Band’s Next Chapter

by Paul Cashmere

The Johnnys are preparing a retrospective collection of unreleased Mushroom Records recordings and discussing new music, according to founding member Graham Hood.

Tagged as: Australian music, Billy Pommer Jr, cowpunk, Graham Hood, Jonesy Lane, Mushroom Records, pub rock, Slim Doherty, Spencer P Jones, The Johnnys

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The Huxton Creepers Celebrate 40 Years Of 12 Days To Paris With Anniversary Reissue And National Tour

by Paul Cashmere

The Huxton Creepers have reissued their classic debut album 12 Days To Paris for its 40th anniversary and announced a national tour performing the album in full for the first time.

Tagged as: 12 Days To Paris, Arch Law, Australian music, Cheersquad Records, Icecream Hands, Matthew Eddy, Melbourne music, Paul Thomas, Rob Craw, The Huxton Creepers, The Johnnys, The Stems

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The Huxton Creepers Celebrate 40 Years Of 12 Days To Paris With First National Tour Since 2011

The Huxton Creepers will mark the 40th anniversary of their debut album 12 Days To Paris with a vinyl reissue and their first national tour in 15 years, performing the record in full for the first time in the band's history.

May 26, 2026

The Huxton Creepers 12 Days To Paris Gets 40th Anniversary Vinyl Reissue

Melbourne band The Huxton Creepers return with a restored edition of their debut album 12 Days To Paris, marking 40 years since its original release and bringing the record to vinyl and digital platforms for the first time in decades

April 29, 2026