Stereophonics’ Richard Jones told Noise11 back in February that the Stereophonics were on their way to Australia. He just had his timing wrong.

Tom Waits was the special guest on the seventh Rolling Stones 50 and Counting show in Oakland, California on Sunday night.

The Rolling Stones special guest for their Oakland, California show tonight will be Tom Waits.

Julien's Auctions has announced an exclusive London exhibit and unveiling of the very rare Beatles VOX guitar played by both John Lennon and George Harrison.

Jethro Tull will release their career-spanning DVD set Around the World Live on June 25 via Eagle Rock Entertainment.

George Jones was laid to rest on Thursday after a 2 and a 3/4 hour ceremony at the Grand Ole Opry house in Nashville.

Just a few weeks ahead of an expected triumphant return to the UK, Bruce Springsteen says he still can't believe health and safety officials pulled the plug on him and Sir Paul McCartney at Hyde Park last year.

Ever since the split of original Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward from the group's reunion, the world has been under the impression that it was all a contract dispute.

Australian born singer/songwriter Greg Quill has died in Canada from complications from pneumonia after suffering health issues for a number of years. He was 66.

On Saturday, June 22, GLOBAL SMURFS DAY is back and bigger and better than ever!

The Dead Daisies video for the ‘Lock ‘N’ Load’ single will be a choose your own ending short film directed by Melbourne filmmaker Summer DeRoche.

Aerosmith will no longer perform in Indonesia, following their Australian tour.

Westboro Baptist Church have sunk to an all-time low with a spew of hatred on Twitter following the death of Slayer guitarist Jeff Hannemann on Thursday.

Willie Nelson turned 80-years old on April 30 and the partying will probably last the rest of the year.

Paul McCartney played his first 'Out There' show of 2013 in Brazil last night with a revised setlist digging deep back to songs he had not played since The Beatles, if ever at all.

Guns ‘N Roses is well down the track of recording a follow-up to their 2008 album ‘Chinese Democracy’.

Angels lead singer Doc Neeson was presented with his Order of Australia (OAM) medal at Government House in Sydney on Friday.

Don't bother trying to over-think The Dead Daisies.They work because they just play rock and roll.

No Doubt’s Gwen Stefani and Australia’s Keith urban joined The Rolling Stones on stage last night in Los Angeles for the first night of the 50 and Counting tour.

With Mothers Day (in Australia) only a week away, it could be said that Michael Buble will be given as a gift to a lot of Mums next weekend, as his album “To Be Loved” holds for a third consecutive week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart, becoming the equal longest run at the top this year (so far), the other three week run was for Bruno Mars in January.

Daft Punk climbs a place from their No.2 debut last week to claim the ARIA Singles Chart crown with the track “Get Lucky”, making them the first French Group to take the honor, plus the track is now Gold (●) in sales.

After 33 years The Rolling Stone have finally played their 1980 hit song ‘Emotional Rescue’ for the very first time in concert on opening night of the 50 and Counting tour.

Dave Mustaine has announced the lineup for his Gigantour 2013 and it will include the introduction of former Metallica member Jason Newsted's new band.

A stellar lineup of artists are set to play Boston Strong: An Evening of Support and Celebration at the TD Garden on May 30.

The Rolling Stones will open their 50 and Counting tour in Los Angeles this evening with special guests Gwen Stefani and Keith Urban joining them on stage.

Robert Rigby is preparing to expand his Fanfare Records label after signing Australian Jazz Hall of Fame inductee James Morrison for his new Fanfare Jazz arm.

Anthony Callea will debut in the Australian Top 20 albums this weekend at no. 18 with ‘Thirty’, his first album in 7 years.

Jeff Duff, Steve Balbi and Brydon Stace will resurrect the songs of the Thin White Duke for ‘Ziggy – The Songs Of David Bowie’ in Sydney in July.

High profile, right-wing Australian rock star Gary ‘Angry’ Anderson will stand for a Federal seat in the upcoming Australian elections.

Rock stars from all over the world have poured out their hearts on Twitter following the news of the death of Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman.