For the past two decades Australian singer songwriter Peter Freebairn was with various bands including The Wish and Radio Vertigo. The common thread with Peter’s various bands of the years has been Power Pop. On his first solo record ‘Silhouettes & Cigarettes’, Peter continues the Power Pop tradition.

The Whitlams Black Stump tour has extended into September.

Charlie Colin, a founding member and the bass player for Train, has died at age 58 in Brussels.

Plans to sell Elvis Presley's home and burial site, Graceland, have been blocked.

Pitbull has given his seal of approval to the classical cover of his 2011 song Give Me Everything in Bridgerton.

Dolly Parton has announced the visual orchestral project, 'Threads: My Songs in Symphony'.

Sir Elton John's new album is just a few weeks away from being released.

Samantha Fish is touring Australia for the third time. It’s a first visit for Jesse Dayton. Together who get a dynamic duo playing a mix of blues, rock and country.

Kylie Minogue is working with 'Padam Padam' producer Lostboy again.

Eminem has dropped a huge hint he will release new music as early as this month.

Riley Keogh has challenged the upcoming sale of her grandfather Elvis' home and burial site, Graceland.

The Rolling Stones will mark the 30th anniversary of the ‘Voodoo Lounge’ album but unlike previously expanded editions, this one is vinyl only with only the b-sides added.

On Friday May 24, Dog Trumpet will release new music and perform new music. The song ‘Space and Time’ is the first new song since the release of the ‘Shadowland’ album in 2022.

In 1993 and 1994 Charlie Rooke (guitar/vocals), Allan Catlin (double bass/vocals) and Piet Collins (drums/vocals) as The Sharp had the two hit albums ‘This Is The Sharp’ (1993) and ‘Sonic Tripod (1994). In 1995, they disbanded.

Belgium’s John De Buck (aka Apashe) will perform in Australia in October.

Jon Wysocki, drummer for the band Staind, has died at age 53.

The Church will tour Australia in November and December performing a setlist mostly featuring songs from the first four albums.

Danish rock band D:A:D will release their 13th album ‘Speed of Darkness’ in October.

The The will release their first album in 25 years in September.

Disturbed’s David Draiman is the featured vocalist on the new song ‘Angel Song’ by Nothing More.

Australian country singer Frank Ifield has died at the age of 86.

The next album in the Neil Young Archive series will focus on early Crazy Horse recordings from 1969. It is called ‘Early Daze’.

On so it begins, AC/DC are back on tour for 2024 with the Power Up world tour kicking off in lesser-known location of Gelsenkirchen, Germany on Friday (17 May 2024).

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has apologised for his “inexcusable” behaviour after video footage emerged of him allegedly attacking his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

Canada’s Loverboy sold over 10 million albums in the USA in the 80s. They are about to release a live album from 1982.

Hotel security video appears to show Diddy beating his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

As Engelbert Humperdinck took to the stage at his sold-out concert at The Star Casino Broadbeach it was clear that there was no releasing him.

Athens, Georgia is the home The B-52s and now the local hockey team has honored the band by naming themselves after the band’s first big hits ‘Rock Lobster’.

Australian country star Fanny Lumsden wasn’t even born when Fleetwood Mac’s masterpiece ‘Rumours’ was released by in August she will go on tour with the challenge of channelling the potency of the Fleetwood Mac lyrics.

UB40 co-founder Robin Campbell has given Noise11.com an update of the health of his brother Duncan Campbell, the former lead singer of UB40, who left the band in 2021 following a stroke.