The 1975's drummer and producer, George Daniel, has released his debut solo single, ‘Screen Cleaner’.

Aerosmith has come to a sudden end 54 years after forming in Boston in 1970.

2024 started strong for Melbourne singer songwriter Gypsy Lee. It was only back in March when Gypsy played her first show at The Espy in St Kilda.

Bryan Adams has launched his own record label.

Garbage have been forced to cancel the rest of their live dates this year - as frontwoman Shirley Manson undergoes surgery for an undisclosed injury.

Justin Timberlake pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated (DWI) during a virtual court appearance on Friday.

Adele has paused a Munich concert after rain made her dress to hard to wear.

Steve Balbi has been busy of late fronting Mi-Sex and earlier did the Noiseworks shows. Now he is back with a new solo song and very Beatley ‘Marrow’.

The Black Sorrows have a brand new song ‘One Door Slams’, written by Joe Camilleri and Nick Smith and produced by James Black.

The following interview with Carlos Santana with Paul Cashmere took place in 1994.

Jack White has officially releases his 'No Name' album to streaming services.

Despite Paul Kelly having four “projects” since his last ‘Paul Kelly’ album ‘Nature’ in 2018, a new one with his crack team of musicians is on the way for 1 November 2024.

Post Malone has unveiled the star-studded tracklisting for his hotly anticipated country album 'F-1 Trillion'.

Sam Smith is releasing a new version of their hit 'I'm Not The Only One' featuring Alicia Keys.

Britney Spears is "excited" for her No 1 New York Times bestselling memoir to be turned into a film.

Carrie Underwood is heading back to American Idol - this time as a judge.

PinkPantheress has cancelled all her remaining 2024 shows to focus on her health.

‘Sports Live at Billboard 1981’ is the latest release in the Australian Road Crew Association’s Desk Tape Series.

Power Pop performer Peter Freebairn will release another new song ‘World You Choose’ from his ‘Silhouettes & Cigarettes’ this Friday (2 August).

Eminem has officially bid farewell to his Slim Shady alter-ego.

Gwen Stefani's son Zuma has made his country music debut at his stepdad Blake Shelton's Ole Red Tishomingo bar and live music venue in Oklahoma.

Riley Keough is to go on a book tour to promote her late mother Lisa Marie Presley's memoir.

Irish rock band The Script will return to Australia in January 2025.

The Blessed Madonna is set to release her debut album, ‘Godspeed’, on October 11.

Continuing the Noise11 interview archive series, the Alanis Morissette interview from 1998.

Billy Idol with guitarist Steve Stevens have taken to the top of the Empire State Building, 103 floor up in New York, to mark the 40th anniversary of the ‘Rebel Yell’ album with a performance of the title track.

Green Day have kicked of The Saviors Tour for 2024 with complete performances of the 1994 ‘Dookie’ album and the 2004 album ‘American Idiot’.

Usher: Rendezvous In Paris, a new concert movie by Usher, will screen around the world including Australia in over 2000 cinemas in September.

Kasey Chambers has gathered up all of her 48 years of wisdom and put it all together for her next book ‘Just Don’t Be A D**khead’.

Continuing with the Noise11 archive series, going back to 1994 and the Lenny Kravitz interview.