The fun British boys Will And The People talk to us about their sunny reggae-pop stylings and communal living arrangements.

The loveable Ben Kweller talks about power pop, evil industry execs, voodoo, astrology, and his ballsy single 'Mean To Me'.

Jon and Drew from US pop-rock powerhouse Switchfoot discuss their new surfing doco, winning a Grammy, road-testing tunes, and more.

Aaron and Mike from mega-selling US heavy rockers Staind discuss Snoop Dogg, country side-projects, their line-up change, and more.

Those Canadian reprobates - Ricky, Julian and Bubbles - drop in to talk jail vodka, Axl Rose, visiting 'Hokyo', and more.

Satchel and Lexxi from LA's sleaziest cock rockers Steel Panther turn the air blue in Noise11's dirtiest interview ever.

Aspiring pop country lass Jessica Jade talks about diverse tastes, heartbreak, recording in Nashville, and her debut EP.

US heavy rockers Alter Bridge talk ABIII, Creed, Slash and big plans for the future, all while battling soundcheck.

English tenor Alfie Boe made his first public performance at 14. If the start of the story was then in the late 80s, Alfie has progressed to be one of the great voices in the world.

Jason Coleman, Pete Harrington-Olsen and Matt Sofo and the three minds behind the world’s newest dance label, Groove Pill Records.

Andrew McMahon of Jack's Mannequin talks heartland rock, marriage, Tommy Lee, and culture finding you at the right time.

Melbourne artist Mikelangelo is best known for fronting both The Black Sea Gentlemen and The Tin Star and has a reputation as being one of the most exuberant showmen in town.

Welsh alt-rock chaps Kids In Glass Houses come to discuss their latest album In Gold Blood and play us the title track.

Jesse and Adam of Killswitch Engage have a good laugh about their moody and emotive metal project Times Of Grace.

Victoria and Ryland from New York synth-pop hitmakers Cobra Starship talk about nightmare studios, collaborations, and doomed love.

Pseudo Echo came from humble beginning back in 1982. 2012 marks the 30th anniversary of when Brian Canham formed Pseudo Echo with a few mates in Melbourne and took the band all the way to international success.

Pseudo Echo came from humble beginning back in 1982. 2012 marks the 30th anniversary of when Brian Canham formed Pseudo Echo with a few mates in Melbourne and took the band all the way to international success.

Brann from metal gods Mastodon discusses hip-hop producers, non-concept albums, ignoring audience expectations and more.

With his third album, Canada's Dan Mangan officially invented 'post-folk' (according to the UK press) and hit top 10.

Matt Simmons of Melbourne guitar pop act The Suits returns with a new project: The Barebones.

Since releasing his first EP in 1994 Troy Cassar-Daley has established himself as one of Australia’s most successful country stars.

Melbourne three-piece Iowa are soon to release their debut album, but on the strength of their first two E.P.s they have already gained quite a reputation around the traps.

Paulini is back with smokin' new single 'Fireman' and she discusses ping-pong, emergency phone numbers, New York, and more.

Stuart Tyson aka Bass Kleph is one of the hottest up and coming DJs in Australia and the international dance scene.

The story of Children Collide is that great, old-fashioned story of a rock and roll band that pays its dues and gets better as the years go on.

Brooklyn electro-pop duo Chairlift talk about their new album Something, dance moves, stream-of-consciousness lyrics, Steve Jobs and more.

Tuomas Holopainen formed Nightwish in Kitee, Finland back in 1996.

Portland-via-Alaska psych-pop act Portugal. The Man talk us through their prolific career, making friends on Laneway, super-jams and more.

John Williamson is Australian country royalty. For the past 40 years John Williamson has continued to deliver songs about Australia for Australians.

On hiatus from her family band The Corrs, Sharon Corr talks about her solo album, Jeff Beck, The Voice, Bronski Beat and more.