Italian composer Ennio Morricone has signed to Decca Records in a major new record deal celebrating his professional career which spans 60 years and 600 compositions.

Electronic producer Opiuo will use the Splendour In The Grass stage to debut love music from his new album 'Omniversal'.

Jimmy Barnes tells the stories behind the songs from his new album 'Soul Searchin' at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

Tribute bands from The Beatles, Elton John, Queen, Spice Girls and Abba will gather for Tribute Mania, a festival of covers bands.

R.E.M. has teamed with Capitol/UMe for the July 29 reissue of three of the band's I.R.S. Records releases: Lifes Rich Pageant, Dead Letter Office, and Eponymous.

Jimmy Barnes leads the weeks new music releases along with Tegan & Sara, Paul Simon, Rolling Stones, Roxette, Train, Michael Franti & Spearhead and The Kills.

The Avalanches have delivered their first new song in 16 years. ‘Frankie Sinatra’ is the first taste of the forthcoming album for The Avalanches ‘Wildflower’.

Ball Park Music have a music video for 'Nihilist Party Anthem'.

Troy Cassar-Daley will soon go from songwriter to author with this new book ‘Things I Carry Around’ coming soon.

Sydney’s Big White are back home after nine weeks in the northern hemisphere and set for east coast Australian dates in July.

Travis will release the new song ‘Animals’ in July and have slipped out this video ahead of time.

Mi-Sex have made their new song ‘My Sex Your Sex’ exclusive to stream at Noise11.com.

Paul McCartney’s Nineteen Hundred and Eight Five’ is finally an A-side 42 years after it first appeared on a single.

Paul Dempsey has premiered the video for ‘Idiot Orange’ the current song from his new album ‘Strange Loop’.

In 1966 after seven relatively unsuccessful albums on Capitol and Atlantic Brazilian bandleader Sergio Mendes auditioned for Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss’ new label A&M.

Mi-Sex will release a new album ‘Not From Here’, the band’s first album since 1983, this year.

Peter Garrett has released his second song from his upcoming solo debut and announced live dates to go with it.

If all numbers hold, three veteran artists could be making top ten debuts on the Billboard 200 chart.

Red Hot Chili Peppers have dropped a second song, the title track 'The Getaway' from the upcoming album.

The third studio album for US singer Ariana Grande becomes her second consecutive No.1 album here, as “Dangerous Woman” this week takes the lead on the ARIA Albums Chart (and the UK also).

Still atop the chart podium pirouetting away for a fourth week is Drake and his “One Dance”, which is back at the top in the USA and spending a seventh week at the summit in the UK this week.

Tim Wheatley is focusing attention for his latest album ‘Cast of Yesterday’ onto the track ’78 Benz’.

There's a lot of Ann Wilson coming out this summer. The problem is, we don't yet have a lot of detail.

The Veronicas have new music brewing and teased the impending arrival on Twitter this morning.

The Strokes will deliver new music next week with a new four track EP ‘Future Present Past’ on the way.

Beth Orton is our special guest at Noise11 iHeartRadio this week. Beth is now living in L.A. and is Hollywood inspired for her new album 'Kidsticks'.

The Monkees, Beth Orton, Flume, Fifth Harmony, Lacuna Coil, Winterbourne, Dierks Bentley, Catfish & the Bottlemen, and the Alice: Through the Looking Glass soundtrack lead this week's new music releases.

After five years in the making Melbourne’s Colour Bomb will release their debut album on June 4.

Taste will release their ‘Life On Earth’ album on CD on June 17 ahead of an Australian tour and the digital release this Friday.

Palace of the King’s ‘Beyond The Valley’ is ready to go to set the band up for their first Australian dates in the lead-up to the new album 'Valles Marineris'.