Hugo Race has released his new album ‘24 Hours To Nowhere’.

Guns N Roses have used a billboard in Melbourne to announce their Australian tour for 2017.

Every Time I Die and LetLive will tour Australia together in January.

Gang of Youth leads the line-up announcement for the Festival of the Sun 2016.

KC and the Sunshine Band will cruise the South Pacific Ocean as the latest addition to Cruse ‘n Groove.

Jimmy Barnes, Jon Stevens, Ross Wilson and The Angels have been locked in for AFL Grand Final Live 2016.

Prince protégé Darren Hart aka Harts will tour in support of his new album ‘Smoke Fire Hope Desire’ in September.

Jordie Lane has completed work on his first album in 5 years. ‘Glassellland’ (pronounced Glas-Sell-Land) will be released in September.

Katy Steele has a brand new song ‘Where’s The Laughter’ for you to check out.

Lukas Graham has cancelled all of his Australian shows due to exhaustion.

When Barbra Streisand performed in Brooklyn on Thursday night it was a homecoming show.

After a year of touring the world, Boy & Bear have planned a major tour of regional Australia for November and December.

Mi-Sex will release ‘Not From Here’ in September, the first album for the band in 33 years.

Passenger has let slipped his Australian tour dates for 2017 and New Zealand fans have a few as well.

Pure Gold Live is lined up to give Sydney a Rockin’ Christmas 2016.

Ronnie James Dio performed at Germany’s Wacken Festival last weekend. Eyelusion, the entertainment company behind the Dio hologram, has made the official video of the performance available to Noise11 for you.

Glenn Hughes has been part of a number of different bands and projects over his 48 years as a recording artist and, with his new solo tour, he brings music from four of those bands along with his own solo work to his fans.

2017 will mark the 40th anniversary since Iva Davis formed Icehouse originally as Flowers in Sydney.

While teaming up B-52s and Simple Minds for A Day On The Green is a great idea adding Machinations and Models will make it a day to remember for a long, long time.

Meredith has offered yet another diverse line-up for 2016 mixing the new with the old, some borrowed, some blues.

Sydney’s Little Sea have teamed with Twitter to perform live for whatever device you may be viewing this in.

Chris Cornell says a second Temple of the Dog album is indeed a possibility.

Missy Higgins will fulfil a long time dream and perform with orchestras around Australia.

The Preatures will headline the 2016 NYE On The Hill on The Farm outside Wonthaggi.

The John Steel Singers are not breaking up, they are going on “hiatus”.

Geelong’s Residual have released a video for their song ‘All For You’ as a prelude to the release of their ‘Haunt’ EP later in the month.

The second annual Melbourne Guitar Show was a stunning success.

Walk-outs at Bob Dylan concerts have been frequent this year with fans leaving confused because of the large percentage of Frank Sinatra covers in each show.

The songs of Carole King are songs you know my heart. Her album ‘Tapestry’ is considered one of the finest music works of all-time.

The Chantoozies will mark their 30th anniversary with a performance at Melbourne’s newest venue The Satellite Lounge in Wheelers Hill in September.