Poté lives in France, was born in Saint Lucia and grew up in London.

Men At Work legend Colin Hay has just wrapped up a tour with Ringo Starr's All-Starr Band is preparing for his own shows which brings him home to Australia in December.

It has been 20 years since the release of Little Birdy's debut album 'Big Big Love'.

As part of 4ZZZFM Brisbane's 50 years on air in 2025 Noise11 is talking to the people of the station about its history, culture and music.

4ZZZFM Brisbane has been an iconic part of the cities landscape since 1975.

4ZZZFM is celebrating 50 years on air in 2025. The radio station is an iconic part of Brisbane, Australian music and the culture of Australia's third largest city. 4ZZZ represents the true meaning of diversity which is about widening the talent pool, not narrowing it.

David Gray's Past and Present world tour will bring him to Australian stages for the seventh time.

The Doobies Brothers have released ‘Walk This Road’, their first album in 45 years with Michael McDonald and the first album ever with Michael McDonald, Tom Johnston, John McFee and Patrick Simmons on a complete album. McFee came to the band in 1979 playing on ‘One Step Closer’, the last album before the band went into a nearly decade long hiatus.

For the first time ever, Paul Cashmere's historic 1992 interview with Angus Young of AC/DC is here for you to hear in full.

That first album by End of Fashion came out 20 years ago. Prior to that there was the EP produced by Jim Moginie of Midnight Oil. Post that there were two more albums.

Thirsty Merc frontman and co-founder Rai Thistlethwayte has had a busy year. He has been touring with Sammy Hagar in the USA, next is a tour with Fabulous Caprettos and then a stack of dates with Thirsty Merc going into 2026.

Stereophonics will return to Australia in October for their eighth tour. Stereophonics co-founder Rich Jones joins Noise11.com to make the announcement with Paul Cashmere.

Machinations were one of the first Australian bands to adapt the UK post-punk electronic sound for Australia. They were first spotted and recorded by Lobby Loyde and soon after moved to Mushroom’s new indie imprint White Records, where they recorded the first of three alums ‘Esteem’ in 1983.

Richard Clapton takes us back 52 years to the release of his first album 'Prussian Blue' and a few 2025 tour dates to mark the occasion.

'Worth Your Love' is the eighth album from 21 times Country Music Awards winner Sara Storer.

Neil Finn formed Crowded House in Melbourne, Australia in 1985 after the demise of Split Enz.

The Superjesus have released their fourth album 'The Superjesus, their first album in 22 years and they will hit the road in June and July 2025.

Think The Band and Little Feat and you get the foundation of where this band is coming from. On their debut album ‘Switch On’ Sweet Talk.

It has been 45 years since the first album for The Radiators was released in 1980. It has been 25 years since their last album.

Kisschasy have new music after 16 years.

For 2025 Russell Morris will perform his final tour. But the 'End Is The Beginning' as the new song says.

Melbourne singer songwriter Steve Ryan-Gledhill will release his self-titled album at age 69.

Legendary guitarist Hank Marvin with long-time collaborators Nunzio Mondia (accordion) and Gary Taylor (rhythm guitar) occasionally perform Gypsy jazz live. Melbourne is bring treated to two of those rare occasions on May 17 and 18 at Memo Music Hall in St Kilda.

'Daisy's Song' is a song that speaks truth to and about the many people who struggles with mental issues.

Australian singer songwriter and producer Lee Bradshaw has signed a label and publishing deal with Pop Preservation Society for the self-titled ‘Horizon’ album bringing the final recordings of the late Noiseworks’ guitarist Stuart ‘Chet’ Fraser to the world.

Angry Anderson has confirmed that Rose Tattoo will call it a day after 50 years in 2026.

Gil Matthews' Aztec Records as uncorked previously unreleased 'Ariel The Live Adventures of' concerts from 1975, 1976 and 1997.

Tommy Emmanuel talks about The Beatles, Johnny Cash, George Benson, Nashville, Dragon, Todd Rundgren, his first album, his last album and the ones with guests galore in a Noise11 conversation with Paul Cashmere.

New Orleans based jazz singer Judith Owen is coming back to Australia for shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.

The Speaker Wars is a new band with Dallas singer songwriter Jon Christopher Davis on vocals, the legendary Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' Stan Lynch on drums, Jay Michael Smith on Guitar, Brian Patterson on Bass, Steve Ritter on Percussion and Jay Brown on Keyboards.