Expect an announcement soon for a Motley Crue/Def Leppard double header for Australia. Def Leppard’s Phil Collen is talking it up.

Sting will return to Australia in February 2023 for shows for A Day On the Green.

Vanilla Fudge will pay tribute to Led Zeppelin with the 12 track ‘Vanilla Zeppelin’ album coming at the end of September.

Tommy Lee and his giant novelty penis will be earning extra bucks over at OnlyFans, the social media platform of choice for porn stars.

Queen’s Roger Taylor has dedicated his new live album The Outsider Live to the memory of the late Taylor Hawkins.

PJ Harvey fans can look forward to three discs of rarities, b-sides and demos coming soon as part of a 59-track box set.

The Little River Band’s classic catalogue is final set for expansion and reissues and two new compilations will also be released.

A new edition of The Police’s fourth album ‘Ghost In the Machine’ will be released on vinyl in November with three additional tracks.

UK punk-pop artist YUNGBLUD sees his self-titled third studio album debut at No.1 in Australia, England, Ireland, Scotland and New Zealand this week.

Ozzy Osbourne’s new video ‘One of These Days’ features Eric Clapton on guitar.

Dog Trumpet’s latest preview of the upcoming ‘Shadowland’ album is ‘The Ballad of Clayton Looby’.

The Mercury Prize has been put on hold following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The FBI kept a file on the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin suggesting they considered her a threat and referred to some of her shows as “communist infiltration events” including one for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC).

Jack White will release the three disc ‘Jack White Live: The Supply Chain Issues Tour’ sourced from performances from his current tour.

Duane McDonald’s 2023 season of Red Hot Summer has registered a sell-out Sandstone Point Hotel show at Bribie Island with a second shows now on sale for 30 April.

In her reign Queen Elizabeth II knighted The Beatles’ Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, The Rolling Stones Mick Jagger as well as Elton John, Rod Stewart, Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones.

The Libertines are in "shock" after their original drummer, Paul Dufour, died on Tuesday (06.09.22).

Michael Monroe, who turned 60 in June, will celebrate the milestone with a bang at the Helsinki Ice Hall on September 23rd. Now Monroe reveals the big news: as the Grand Finale of the concert, the original line-up of Hanoi Rocks, one of Finland's most significant rock bands of all time, will take the stage: Michael Monroe, Andy McCoy, Sami Yaffa, Nasty Suicide and Gyp Casino.

Gavin Rossdale of Bush will turn television host for a new cooking show.

The Cult will reveal their 11th album ‘Under The Midnight Sun’ in October and have announced the news with the premiere of ‘Give Me Mercy’.

John Hiatt has spent his 70th year on Earth sharing his story in the biography ‘Have A Little Faith’.

Roxy Music have played their first show in 11 years, kicking off their 50th Anniversary tour in Toronto, Canada.

In a fitting tribute to the legendary Judith Durham, ‘Carry Me’, the new and final song for The Seekers, has reached number one on Australia’s iTunes chart.

Phoenix have debuted a new song ‘Tonight’ featuring Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig and with a new video shot in August in Tokyo and Paris.

The Beatles' Apple Records have been quick to respond with an official 'Revolver' announcement after Noise11 yesterday discovered Ringo Starr's apparent slip-up when he accidentally leaked the Revolver tracklisting in a video.

The Weeknd is set to resume his 'After Hours Til Dawn' tour later this month.

Brian Johnson will release his autobiography in October.

Lewis Capaldi has been diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome.

Björk has premiered a new song ‘atopos’ ahead of her upcoming album ‘Fossora’ due 30 September.

Ian Gillan will perform a special show of his Deep Purple classics with the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra in November.