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Whiskey Jack and Kiera Jas

Whiskey Jack And Kiera Jas Share Joyful New Single Remain Strange

by Paul Cashmere

Whiskey Jack and Kiera Jas unveil Remain Strange, a warm and whimsical folk single celebrating friendship, authenticity and creative connection.

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Therapy? One Cure Fits All

Therapy? Celebrates 20 Years of One Cure Fits All With Deluxe Reissue

by Paul Cashmere

Therapy? release a 20th anniversary deluxe edition of One Cure Fits All, remastered with B-sides, demos, and vinyl for the first time

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Nathan Lamont Releases Into It Following Nashville Writing Breakthrough

by Paul Cashmere

Nathan Lamont unveils Into It, a high-energy country pop track shaped by his Nashville songwriting experience and growing Australian success.

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Young The Giant Release New Single Bitter Fruit

by Paul Cashmere

Young The Giant have released Bitter Fruit, the latest single from their upcoming album Victory Garden, produced by Brendan O’Brien.

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Ruby Marshall, Evie Papas, Lola Inman, Stevie Denton WAITRESS © Cameron Grant Parenthesy copy

Waitress Melbourne Season Announces Young Cast For Lulu Role

by Paul Cashmere

Four young Melbourne performers have been cast as Lulu in WAITRESS ahead of the musical’s Australian opening season in May.

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Willie Nelson Dreamchaser

Willie Nelson Announces ‘Dream Chaser’ Featuring Rare Bob Dylan Collaboration

by Paul Cashmere

Willie Nelson has announced his new album Dream Chaser, his 156th release, featuring a rare collaboration with Bob Dylan on I Can’t Read Your Mind.

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Lisa Simone Noise11 2026

Lisa Simone on Nina Simone Legacy & 2026 Australian Tour | Noise11 Interview

by Paul Cashmere

Lisa Simone returns to Australia for a regional 2026 tour, reflecting on Nina Simone’s legacy and her own evolving career.

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Honestav Teams With JaYy Wick For Explosive New Single ‘FKN Hate You’

by Paul Cashmere

Honestav collaborates with JaYy Wick on ‘FKN Hate You’ ahead of his April Australian tour with Machine Gun Kelly.

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The Wailers Announce Intimate New South Wales Run After Bluesfest Cancellation

by Paul Cashmere

The Wailers reshape their Australian tour with new intimate New South Wales dates after Bluesfest’s cancellation, including Sydney and North Coast shows.

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Afroman 2026

Afroman Cleared in Court After Ohio Police Raid Lawsuit

by Paul Cashmere

US rapper Afroman successfully defends videos satirising Ohio police officers after a 2022 home raid

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Stevie Young rhythm guitarist for AC/DC performs at Etihad Stadium in Melbourne on Sunday 6 December 2015. They are in Australia on the final leg of their Rock Or Bust World Tour.

AC/DC’s Stevie Young Hospitalised in Buenos Aires but Expected to Perform

by Paul Cashmere

AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been hospitalised in Buenos Aires ahead of the band’s upcoming Power Up Tour shows, but is reportedly in good spirits and expected to perform.

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APRA photo by Samantha Quintal

Australian Creator Groups Unite Against Copyright Expansion Push

by Paul Cashmere

Australia’s leading creator organisations have متحد against proposed copyright changes, warning they could significantly impact artist income.

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The Pogues Rum Sodomy and Lash

The Pogues and Sublime Tours To Proceed After Bluesfest Collapse

by Paul Cashmere

The Pogues will continue their Australian tour celebrating Rum Sodomy and the Lash with a new Brisbane show added, while Sublime confirms shows with Trademark Live.

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Will Sparks by Brock Bentley

Will Sparks Announces Classics Where It All Started Tour And Drops New Single Teardrop

by Paul Cashmere

Will Sparks celebrates 15 years in electronic music with the Classics Where It All Started tour and new single Teardrop.

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Bluesfest 2026

Bluesfest Touring Update Sees Wave Of Cancellations As Industry Fallout Deepens

by Paul Cashmere

A wave of Bluesfest Touring cancellations has been confirmed, with multiple international acts withdrawing Australian shows as the fallout from the festival collapse deepens.

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Bad//Dreems 2026

Alex Cameron Confirms Bad//Dreems Hiatus As Ultra Dundee Marks End Of An Era

by Paul Cashmere

Alex Cameron tells Noise11 that Bad//Dreems will take an indefinite hiatus as Ultra Dundee marks the end of a 15-year run.

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Khalid photo supplied Frontier Touring

Khalid Announces It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour For Australia And New Zealand With Lauv

by Paul Cashmere

Khalid will return to Australia and New Zealand in November 2026 for arena shows with special guest Lauv.

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Glen Hansard photo by Kalpesh Lathiga

Glen Hansard Shares ‘My Little Ruin’ From New Album Don+t Settle – Transmissions East

by Paul Cashmere

Glen Hansard has released a live performance video for My Little Ruin from his upcoming album Don+t Settle – Transmissions East, recorded in Berlin.

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Son Little by Kendrick Brinson Photo by Kendrick Brinson

Son Little Shares “Whip The Wind” Ahead Of New Album ‘Cityfolk’

by Paul Cashmere

Son Little releases “Whip The Wind” ahead of his new album ‘CITYFOLK’, combining Afro-Latin rhythms and soulful storytelling.

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Adam Duritz of Counting Crows Australia Melbourne 2023 photo by Winston Robinson

Counting Crows Add Brisbane Show To Complete Sweets! Tour Following Bluesfest Disruption

by Paul Cashmere

Counting Crows add a Brisbane date to their 2026 Australian tour, confirming their Live Nation shows remain unaffected by the Bluesfest cancellation.

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The Living End photo by Jacob McCann

The Living End To Play Hotel Brunswick After Bluesfest Cancellation

by Paul Cashmere

The Living End will play a special headline show at Hotel Brunswick in Brunswick Heads after Bluesfest was cancelled, bringing new songs and classic hits to an intimate stage.

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Australian Crawl

Australian Crawl Founders Launch Federal Court Challenge Over Band Trademarks

by Paul Cashmere

Australian Crawl founders James Reyne and Simon Binks have launched a Federal Court challenge over trademarks held since the 1990s, raising questions about ownership and legacy.

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Paul Dempsey by Ashley Ludkin

Paul Dempsey Announces Shotgun Karaoke Vol. II Regional Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Paul Dempsey expands his Shotgun Karaoke Vol II tour into regional Australia after a sold out capital city run.

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Two Door Cinema Club

Two Door Cinema Club Announce Australian Tour Celebrating Tourist History With The Vaccines

by Paul Cashmere

Two Door Cinema Club will perform Tourist History in full across Australia in November 2026, joined by The Vaccines celebrating their debut album.

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The Doobie Brothers 1976 era release of the album Takin' It To The Streets

The Doobie Brothers Takin’ It To The Streets Turns 50

by Paul Cashmere

The Doobie Brothers reshaped their sound with the 1976 album Takin’ It To The Streets, the record that introduced Michael McDonald and launched a new era for the band.

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George Benson Breezin 1976 album cover featuring jazz guitarist George Benson

George Benson Breezin’ Turns 50 As Landmark Jazz Crossover Album

by Paul Cashmere

George Benson’s Breezin turns 50. The landmark 1976 album topped the pop, jazz and R&B charts and remains one of the best-selling jazz albums ever recorded.

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Bob Dylan photo credit Barry Feinstein from Bob Dylan Center

Bob Dylan Center Opens Applications For 2026-2027 Songwriter Fellowship

by Paul Cashmere

The Bob Dylan Center has opened applications for its 2026–2027 Songwriter Fellowship, giving emerging artists access to the Bob Dylan Archive and mentorship from leading songwriters.

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Roman Candle Announce Debut Album Unadulterated And Release Blasphemous Act

by Paul Cashmere

Roman Candle have unveiled their debut album Unadulterated and new single Blasphemous Act, marking a major step for the Las Vegas screamo band.

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Peter Frampton Carry The Light

Peter Frampton Announces Carry The Light With Son Julian Frampton And All-Star Guests

by Paul Cashmere

Peter Frampton returns with Carry The Light, his first album of new material in 16 years, created alongside his son Julian and featuring a stellar lineup of collaborators.

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Ed O'Brien photo by Steve Gullick

Ed O’Brien Announces Blue Morpho, Second Solo Album Out May 22

by Paul Cashmere

Ed O’Brien announces Blue Morpho, his second solo album, exploring psych-folk, trip-hop, and ambient textures, out 22 May 2026 via Transgressive.

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