Wet Leg's second album is "in the bag".

Marcus Mumford is preparing to launch a solo career.

Australian acid jazz band D.I.G. (Directions In Groove’ will reform for their first shows in 10 years to tour with Brand New Heavies across Australia.

Fans who want to guarantee their spot at One Electric Day in November can grab pre-sale tickets from today.

Beyoncé has released the first song from her upcoming ‘Renaissance’ album. Check out ‘Break My Soul’.

The Screaming Jets have added new dates in Wagga Wagga and Norah Heads, keeping the ‘All For One show on the road from August 4 through to October 14.

Tommy Lee is turning out to be his own special guest on the Mötley Crüe The Stadium Tour. After being replaced by Ozzy Osbourne drummer five songs into the first night in Atlanta, Lee was out of the show after the third song at the second and third shows in Miami and Orlando.

Motörhead’s Lemmy Kilmister will be memorialised in a statue to be dedicated at Hellfest in France on 23 June.

Midnight Oil have been confirmed as the headline act for Stompen Ground in Broome on 17 September.

The Rolling Stones postponed concert for Wankdorf Stadium in Bern, Switzerland has now been cancelled.

Australia is about to become the battleground for UB40 wars with the two opposing bands touring one after the other.

Cher has congratulated Kate Bush on beating her record as the oldest female artist to land a U.K. number one.

Roger Daltrey will be joined by his The Who bandmate Pete Townshend's brother Simon Townshend and the latter's son Ben on his upcoming solo tour.

Biffy Clyro have announced a UK and Ireland tour this November.

Nordoff Robbins, the UK’s largest music therapy charity, is delighted to announce that a piano personally owned by pop icon George Michael will be auctioned during its prestigious O2 Silver Clef Award ceremony on Friday 1st July. The live auction will be open to George Michael fans from across the world, as well as artists, celebrities and supporters attending the event.

Music legend, fashion icon and film star Grace Jones delivered a stunning performance to close her curated edition of the Southbank Centre’s Meltdown festival. Held over nine incredible days of live shows and free activities with over 20,000 tickets sold across the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Rooms, this year’s line-up featured nearly 70% global majority artists with over half of performers either women or non-binary artists.

British rock titans Muse brought a spectacular display of pyrotechnics, fireworks and a catwalk into the crowd for the scintillating final night of cinch presents The Isle of Wight Festival 2022.

Tom Bailey of Thompson Twins will perform the entire 1984 ‘Into The Gap’ album on his upcoming Australian tour.

Australia is about to be treated to a long overdue dose of Acid Jazz when Brand New Heavies tour in July and August with a newly activated Directions In Groove (D.I.G.) also on the bill.

With Suzi Quatro heading back to Australia for Duane McDonald’s One Electric Day in November, here is a Noise11 lookback to the three number one hits of Suzi Quatro.

Fleetwood Mac’s 13th album ‘Mirage’ has turned 40.

Billy Joel will perform one show only in Australia in December to celebrate 50 Years of Billy Joel.

Baz Luhrmann had plans to work on a project with David Bowie.

Kim Wilde is so glad she got "icon" Boy George on her recent single 'Shine On'.

Drake has addressed the criticism about his new album Honestly, Nevermind.

Suzi Quatro will return to Australia for her 34th tour for Duane McDonald’s One Electric Day in November, and as a bonus you’ll also have Noiseworks reform for the event.

George Ezra was "a bit ignorant" about the scale of the Platinum Party at the Palace concert.

It is hard to imagine where the past 30 years has gone. I vividly remember Jimmy Barnes ‘Soul Deep’ being released 1991. We were all over it at radio.

The third No.1 for South Korean group BTS is their second charted Best of collection called "Proof", also landing at the top of five further countries this week too.

I wasn’t even born when The Beatles did their one and only tour of Australia. And they broke up the year after I was born. So I never got to see the Fab Four.