Midnight Oil co-founder Rob Hirst has collaborated with his daughter Jay O’Shea for the second time. The album ‘The Lost and the Found’ will be released on 28 February.

Hush members Les Gock and Rick Lum will perform the music of Hush as part of the Get Rocked shows in March.

The new Bon Scott book ‘A Rockin’ Rollin’ Man: Bon Scott Remembers’ features stories from Scott’s famous friends.

Julian Lennon has announced he has recently undergone an emergency operation to remove a cancerous growth.

Every once in a while a show happens on a punt. Sometimes it is all about a good idea and the right timing. Brian Cadd and Kate Ceberano sounds like a longshot but it hit the bullseye.

Straightjacket Fits singer, songwriter and guitarist Andrew Brough has passed away in New Zealand.

Tones and I’s ‘Dance Monkey’ has now been streamed over 1 billion times across various platforms qualifying the Victorian musician for the prestigious APRA AMCOS ‘1,000,000,000 List’.

Shakira has gone straight home from her Super Bowl performance to bang out an announcement for a new world tour.

Devorah, Gabriella Cohen, Alma Zygier, Sophia Tuv (Israel), Galit Klas, Bonnie Love, Shkolnik and Laure Lauren Glezer N Glezer are the Ladies Who Sing Leonard.

The two Red Hot Summer shows at Cockatoo Island in Sydney this weekend have sold out.

Abba fans will have to wait until at least September 2020 for the new music they were expecting in 2018.

Patti Smith Band member Ivan Kral has died at the age of 71.

Pink Floyd co-founder Nick Mason will release a live album of his ‘Saucerful of Secrets’ show.

Stone Temple Pilots have released the title track of their upcoming ‘Perdida’ album ahead of the albums release this Friday 7 February, 2020.

Angry Anderson has resurrected two rare and unreleased Rose Tattoo songs from the 70s for inclusion on the band’s new album ‘Outlaws’.

Thanks to a slew of Grammy Awards this past week, the debut album for Billie Eilish called "When We all Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" reclaims the No.1 spot in Australia for an eighth overall week at the ARIA Albums summit.

Producer and Gang of Four co-founder Andy Gill has died at age 64.

The nine finalists for the Australian Music Prize have been announced. They are:

Madonna has cancelled her London shows on 4 and 11 February due to “multiple injuries”.

Crowded House said it best with their song about Melbourne weather ‘Four Seasons In One Day’. Elton John experienced just that with his Rochford Winery A Day On The Green show when torrential rain brought an end to the show.

When London rock band Gengahr began the process of recording their third album they recruited an old friend, Jack Steadman of Bombay Bicycle Club, as their producer.

51 years ago this week, The Beatles performed their final concert. The Beatles Apple Rooftop concert was filmed for what was originally the Get Back project but eventually became the ‘Let It Be’ film.

With reports out of the UK that The Stranglers are about to mount their last ever UK tour, co-founder Jean-Jacques Burnel tells Noise11.com that does not mean they are retiring. In fact, there may even be new music on the way.

George Benson will play a third show in Sydney after selling out two State Theatre shows.

Icehouse will perform their iconic debut album ‘Flowers’ at the St Kilda Festival on 9 February.

Kevin Parker has shared the new Tame Impala video ‘Lost In You’.

Alanis Morissette has expanded her Bluesfest performance with two additional shows for Sydney and Melbourne in April.

SXSW has added a further 105 acts to the 2020 music festival.

China Crisis will be performing their first ever Australia and New Zealand shows in August.

Butterfingers will release their first album in 14 years in March. The first single ‘Dancing (To The Beat Of My Drum) came out today.