Former Matchbox Twenty guitarist Adam Gaynor and one-time Smashmouth musician Randy Cooke zoomed into Noise11.com this week with a few yarns about their whacky touring days.

The Rod Stewart Australian tour due to begin in November has been postponed until 2022.

Bruno Mars has reached out to Rihanna on Twitter to put himself forward for her Fenty Skin campaigns.

Sir Paul McCartney has admitted he found his late Beatles bandmate John Lennon's song 'How Do You Sleep?' “hurtful”.

Bring Me The Horizon's Oli Sykes, has revealed they've been "scheming" and plotting a track with Yungblud.

Sony's TriStar Pictures have acquired the rights to the upcoming 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody'.

Noel Gallagher has hinted he could be set to put his own spin on classics by the likes of The Smiths and Burt Bacharach for a new project now he has his own home studio.

The Ventura County Medical Examiner has confirmed singer Frank Ocean's brother was killed in a car crash on Sunday morning.

Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters has recorded an acoustic version of John Prine’s ‘Hello In There’ with Lucius.

James Williamson, one of the members of Iggy Pop’s Iggy & The Stooges punk classic ‘Raw Power’ has teamed with Radio Birdman’s Deniz Tek for a new song ‘Stable’ from an upcoming album ‘Two To One’.

Irish actor Paul Mescal will be seen in the upcoming video for The Rolling Stones ‘Scarlett’.

Simon Neil of Biffy Clyro says he watches the annual Eurovision Song Contest every year and once made a bid for his side project, Marmaduke Duke, to represent the UK.

Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor is growing increasingly concerned about Kanye West's mental wellbeing.

Ian Gillan of Deep Purple has confessed he makes his own furniture, including an oak table and mahogany desk.

Mac Miller recorded a full album-worth of tracks with his collaborator Thundercat before his death.

U.S. presidential hopeful Kanye West has made his running mate pick official by naming pastor Michelle Tidball on election paperwork in Arkansas.

Steve Holland, the original guitarist for Molly Hatchet and with the band for its first five albums has died. He was the last living original member of the band.

Miss Mercy, a member of 60s LA band The GTOs, has died at age 71.

When The Rolling Stones release their expanded edition of ‘Goats Head Soup’ in September, one of the previously unreleased songs you’ll hear is ‘Scarlett’ with Jimmy Page.

The Dexys Midnight Runners singer Kevin Rowland has opened up on his 1999 solo album and its artwork, which featured the musician in a ballgown and stockings.

The Official Chart: First Look, which airs on BBC Radio 1 today between 6pm – 7pm, offers a first glance of the Top 20 ahead of Friday’s Official Singles Chart Top 100. The chart is based on preliminary sales and early streaming reports.

Ozzy Osbourne is tired of being asked about his health.

Adele showed off her seven stone weight loss as she supported "Queen" Beyonce.

Paramore's Hayley Williams will be among the special guests helping Best Coast celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album Crazy For You.

Sheryl Crow has gone back to her 2012 political song ‘Woman In The White House’ to recreate a new 2020 version for fans.

Neil Young has released a stunning musical editorial on the upcoming American election with ‘Looking For A leader 2020’.

The 8th studio album for Taylor Swift called "Folklore" starts the eighth month of the year off as the 888th No.1 Album in Australia this week.

Hall & Oates fans should treat themselves to John Oates solo live album in September.

Paul Kelly has jumped around genres and styles many times over his 40+ year recording career but he has never ventured anywhere as differently as he has travelled with Paul Grabowsky to reimagine his own songs on ‘Please Leave Your Light Now’.

Elton John will broadcast a complete concert from Madison Square Garden in New York this weekend.