Colin Hay returns to Australia with Men At Work, and in this Noise11 interview he looks back at the extraordinary history of one of Australia's most successful bands.

Jodi Phillis of The Clouds joins Paul Cashmere for an in-depth Noise11 interview about the band's return to the stage in 2026 and the music that has kept The Clouds connected with audiences for more than three decades.

Shonen Knife founder Naoko Yamano speaks with Paul Cashmere of Noise11 ahead of Shonen Knife's 2026 Australian tour.

Suzi Quatro is returning to Australia for her 42nd tour, and she has no shortage of stories to tell.

Mudhoney frontman Mark Arm talks to Paul Cashmere of Noise11 ahead of Mudhoney's return to Australia in October 2026.

Don Walker has spent more than five decades turning characters, landscapes, relationships and fragments of Australian life into songs. As the principal songwriter of Cold Chisel, he wrote some of the band's defining songs, while his solo work has allowed him to pursue a broader and often more intimate songwriting path.

Montaigne is taking a decade-long trip back to where their recording career began with a national tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of their debut album, Glorious Heights.

Bachelor Girl's debut album, Waiting For The Day, arrived in 1998 and established Tania Doko and James Roche as one of Australia's defining pop duos of the era. Songs including “Buses And Trains”, “Treat Me Good”, “Permission To Shine”, “Lucky Me” and “Blown Away” became part of the Australian pop landscape, while the album earned Roche an ARIA Award for Producer Of The Year.

Joan & The Giants frontwoman Gracie Newton-Wordsworth joins Paul Cashmere for an honest and revealing interview about the band's remarkable journey, the deeply personal stories behind the songs, and what's next for one of Australia's fastest-rising independent acts.

Join Paul Cashmere for an in-depth Track By Track interview with Jen Mize from Jen Mize & The Rough N' Tumble as she takes us inside every song on the band's new album Tilt.

Vicki Wickham, long-time associate and later manager of Dusty Springfield, joins Paul Cashmere to share the full story behind one of Britain's greatest vocalists as a major new stage production prepares to premiere in Melbourne. From Mary O'Brien's early folk-club days and the Springfields to the complete physical and artistic transformation that created Dusty Springfield, Wickham takes us inside the recording sessions that produced “I Only Want to Be with You”, “Stay Awhile”, “I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself” and the classic Atlantic album Dusty in Memphis.

Five Finger Death Punch guitarist and founding member Zoltan Bathory joins Paul Cashmere for an in-depth conversation about the band's powerful new album Legacy, celebrating 20 years of one of modern metal's biggest success stories.

After more than 25 years since his last Noise11 interview, Pinky Beecroft sits down with Paul Cashmere to discuss his remarkable return to recording with his new solo album Lonesome Wolf.

Crow have returned with their first studio album in 15 years, Hold Sway, but the album's release has been overshadowed by the heartbreaking loss of founding guitarist and songwriter Peter Archer.

Sunday Lemonade joins Paul Cashmere on Noise11 to discuss the remarkable journey that has taken the Melbourne duo from busking on Australian streets to preparing their debut EP and first studio album.

V.Spy V.Spy co-founder Craig Bloxom joins Paul Cashmere for an in-depth conversation about one of Australia's most influential rock bands as Harry's Reasons and A.O. Mod. TV. Vers. return for their 40th anniversary.

Kim Wilde joins Paul Cashmere for her first-ever interview with Noise11 to discuss her acclaimed new album Closer, her upcoming Australian tour and an extraordinary career that continues more than four decades after Kids In America made her an international star.

Australian music legend Dave Warner joins Paul Cashmere for an in-depth conversation celebrating the 50th anniversary of Dave Warner From The Suburbs.

Paul Cashmere visits rehearsals in Melbourne for the Australian premiere of A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical, getting an first look at the production before it opens.

Swanee joins Paul Cashmere for an in-depth conversation about Believe, the album that celebrates friendship, timeless songs and some of Australia's finest musicians.

Australian guitarist and instrumental composer Plini joins Paul Cashmere at Noise11 to discuss his latest album An Unnameable Desire, the creative process behind instrumental storytelling and the journey of building an international career independently.

Paul Cashmere interviews Rat Scabies of The Damned ahead of the band's return to Australia.

In this July 2026 Noise11.com interview, Paul Cashmere talks with bassist Ken Gormly of Aussie indie-rock royalty The Cruel Sea to talk about the band's incredible longevity, their 2026 renaissance, and their latest musical chapters.

Hawaiian singer-songwriter Fia joins Paul Cashmere on Noise11 to talk about his long-awaited debut album Never Give Up., the personal stories behind some of his biggest songs and why he almost walked away from music completely.

Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover joins Paul Cashmere at Noise11.com to talk about the band's thunderous new studio album, Splat. Universally hailed as one of the heaviest records the legendary rock pioneers have released in decades, Roger Glover reveals how the infusion of younger energy from guitarist Simon McBride helped push the veteran band to find an entirely new gear.

Phil Jamieson joins Noise11 to discuss his second solo album, 10 Charlie, and reveals why the record became his most personal work to date.

Dirty Heads frontman Jared Watson joins Noise11 to discuss the band's ninth studio album 7 Seas, a record he says represents the culmination of nearly 25 years of experience, experimentation and creative growth.

Shinedown frontman Brent Smith joins Paul Cashmere for an in-depth conversation ahead of the band's long-awaited return to Australia.

The Angels are celebrating 50 years since the release of their debut album and guitarist John Brewster joined Paul Cashmere for an in-depth conversation about the band's earliest days, their evolution from an acoustic jug band into one of Australia's greatest rock acts, and the lasting legacy of their first record.

Alex James of Blur joins Paul Cashmere at Noise11 to talk about bringing Britpop Classical to Australia, a new live production that reimagines some of the biggest songs of the 1990s with a full symphony orchestra.