Incubus will co-headline Lookout in Australia in April with Live.

It has been 14 years since the Josh Owen Band album The Long Way. For 2024 Josh will release his first solo album As The Night Falls and prior to that we have the single Hold Your Breath.

Eric Bazilian, co-founder of US rock band The Hooters, and Tania Doko from Australia’s Bachelor Girl, will head out on Australian dates together in April.

Jet have announced new dates for the Get Born 20th anniversary tour.

Australian will get Infectious Grooves in the country just as Jay Weinberg doubles up as the new drummer for Suicidal Tendencies.

The Damned 2024 Australian tour will feature Rat Scabies back in the band for the first time in 35 years.

Deep Purple will perform in Australia, possibly for the last time, for Pandemonium in April.

Jason Singh will head out for the Jason Singh 25 Years Taxiride tour marking the 25th anniversary of the 1999 Taxiride debut 'Imaginate' through to his solo work and the Heaven's Greatest Hits tributes to the artists we've lost, like Prince and George Michael.

2024 marks the 30th anniversary of the release of Chocolate Starfish's debut album.

Damien Leith has a whole lot of shows for 2024 as well as recording and his "day job" hosting breakfast radio on Wave FM in the Illawarra.

Glen Matlock is a co-founder of Sex Pistols. He is currently bass player for Blondie and touring Australia for the Pandemonium Festival with Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Placebo and Psychedelic Furs.

In 2009, Taylor Swift spoke with Noise11's Paul Cashmere.

Mia Dyson has a new album 'Tender Heart' written after a near death experience. Mia lives in the USA but has returned to Australia for an East Coast tour in February and March 2024. She spoke with Noise11's Paul Cashmere.

Cheap Trick’s first album was produced by Jack Douglas, who also produced John Lennon’s Double Fantasy. Rick Nielsen played on some of the Double Fantasy sessions.

Suzi Quatro will tour Australia for the 39th time in 2024 heading Red Hot Summer.

Kevin Borich has an incredible history in Australian music dating back to the La De Das in the 60s and 70s to the Kevin Borich Express and ongoing solo works and collaborations that have continued to this day.

Everclear clocked up quite a few Gold and Platinum albums. 'Sparkle and Fade' was a Top 10 album in Australia. In the USA, Everclear sold over 5 million albums.

Fun Lovin' Criminals are finally heading back to Australia for the first time in 20 years. In this new interview with Paul Cashmere, Brian “Fast” Leiser opens up about the long gap between tours, the band's history with Australia, and how the current line-up is keeping the music alive and fresh.

Occasionally that rare talent that combined real singing, real musicianship and real songwriting comes along. Cosmo Jarvis is that complete package.

Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden talks to Paul Cashmere of Noise11.com about his new solo album for 2024 The Mandrake Project.

Everyone around 40-50 in Australia and the UK knows the No 1 song 'Teenage Dirtbag' by Wheatus but in Brendan B. Brown's homeland USA the song went relatively unnoticed, not even making the Top 100.

Steve Harley has never stopped recording and performing.

As Red Hot Summer kicks off for 2024 and as Jimmy Barnes recovers to rejoin the tour in April, Mahalia Barnes has put together the Barnes All Stars supergroup to headline Red Hot Summer for Kiama NSW, Mornington Vic and Mannum SA.

In 2024, James Ryan, Jimmy Cupples, Kit Riley and Haydn Meggit, accompanied by Alwan, will present ‘Zeppelin Unledded The Page and Plant Years’.

In 2024 Daniel O'Donnell will return to Australia for his 17th tour.

Boom Crash Opera will head out on tour in 2024 with 1927.

After a 2023 debut with Pavement, Tent Pole: A Music Jamboree will return in 2024 with Dinosaur Jr, Magwai, Calexico, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, RVG, Civic, Our Carlson, Delivery, The Belair Lip Bombs and Al Matcott.

Tim Wheatley has relaunched Wheatley Records, the label his father Glenn Wheatley started around 1980.

When former Cold Chisel manager Rod Willis decided to write a book he didn't make it all about Chisel.

Bill McDonough was the founding member and drummer for Australian Crawl for the first three albums 'The Boys Light Up', 'Sirocco' and 'Sons of Beaches'.