Festivalgoers on their way to Glastonbury, who took the 12:35pm from London’s Paddington on Thursday the 26th, were treated to a truly unexpected secret act — a surprise takeover and live acoustic set from none other than critically acclaimed artist Sam Ryder, who was onboard a Glastonbury train service, making his way to the festival ahead of his weekend performance, guitar in hand!

Van Halen’s 10th album ‘Balance’ is marked for an expanded reissue for 15 August 2025.

June Lockhart, best known for her role as Maureen Robinson in 60s sci-fi series ‘Lost In Space’, has turned 100 years old today (June 25, 2025).

Poet Stephen Kalinich will release ‘I Love My Life’ on July 11.

Neil Young has been reaching deep into the catalogue to dust off a few songs rarely played in more than a decade.

‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’ will be in cinemas on 12 September 2025.

The Rolling Stones have contributed to a Clifton Chenier tribute album with their recording of ‘Zydeco Sont Pas Salés’ in collaboration with Steve Riley.

RocKwiz will be breathing in the fresh garden air when it is Live At The Gardens in Melbourne in November.

New Zealand’s The Beths have a new song ‘No Joy’ ahead of the fourth album ‘Straight Line Was A Lie’ coming in August and Stephen King and Olivia Rodrigo had in some way inspired it.

Teenager, the Nick Littlemore of PNAU and Empire of the Sun and Ladyhawke collaboration, has premiered their second song ‘Sail The Seas’.

Guitarist Steven Van Zandt will miss his next shows with Bruce Springsteen after undergoing emergency surgery.

Former teen idol Bobby Sherman has died. He was 81.

Ahead of his Wembley Arena date, Billy Idol joined Radio X Classic Rock with Sunta Templeton and put to rest some Glastonbury gossip.

Kaiser Chiefs will return to Australia for the first time since 2012 in November for shows in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Comedy royalty King Jimmy Rees of Moomba, will zip across Australia and New Zealand in October and November (and maybe even one in December.

ZZ Top have added in a dozen new dates to the North American tour following the return of drummer Frank Beard.

Tiger Lily Hutchence has reportedly given birth to her first child.

The public persona and private life of Angus Young of AC/DC are total opposites.

It has been 54 years since The Doobie Brothers released their debut album. Between then and now, co-founder, singer, guitarist and songwriter has only released two solo albums and they were 46 and 44 years ago. To find out why there has never been a third Tom Johnston solo album, Noise11 asked Tom.

Dolly Parton, who hasn't toured regularly in nearly a decade, has announced a six-concert run at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

Guitarist Mick Ralphs, a founding member of both Mott The Hoople and Bad Company, has died at the age of 81.

U2's The Edge has become an Irish citizen after living in Ireland for 62 years.

Pete Townshend has described The Who's turbulent split with longtime drummer Zak Starkey as "a mess".

Justin Timberlake brought The Isle of Wight Festival 2025 to a sensational close last night, delivering an epic, career-spanning headline performance that left over 55,000 festival-goers in a frenzy. With wife Jessica Biel watching from side stage, Timberlake ignited Seaclose Park with a relentless string of hits, including "SexyBack," "Cry Me A River," "Rock Your Body," and "My Love."

Beyoncé surprised fans by bringing out her husband, Jay-Z, for a performance during her show in Paris, France on Sunday night.

The Radiators and Mental As Anything now have a cross-over. Guitarist Martin Cilia.

Amyl & The Sniffers’ next Australian shows will be with AC/DC in November.

Paul Simon has been in residency performing five shows in New York this past week at the iconic Beacon Theatre in the Seinfeld district of Upper Manhattan. Hey to give you an idea as to how close Jerry and Kramer “lived” to the Beacon, it is just a half a mile walk.

Six costumes worn by Kylie Minogue in the music videos ‘Hand on Your Heart’, ‘Did It Again’, ‘On A Night Like This’, ‘Can't Get You Out of My Head’, ‘I Believe In You’ and ‘All the Lovers’ have gone on display at the Australian Music Vault in Melbourne.

Welsh band Stereophonics returned to The Isle of Wight Festival 2025, captivating a massive crowd with a headline performance packed with fan favorites. Their set, featuring anthems like 'Dakota,' 'Have A Nice Day,' and 'Maybe Tomorrow,' solidified their status as one of the UK's premier live acts, nearly a decade after their last appearance at the iconic festival.