They Might Be Giants will return to Australia in November.

The sentencing of AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been pushed off a few weeks.

David Guetta will write and produce the official UEFA EURO 2016 song, which will be released in the build-up to the tournament.

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' album Greatest Hits has been awarded two more RIAA certifications for 11 and 12-times-platinum indicating total sales of over 12 million units.

Katy Perry's 'Dark Horse' music video has delivered more than one billion views, officially making it 10X Certified.

Sebastian Bach will return to Australia in September.

The Golden God Award will be presented to the legendary Dave Mustaine.

Big band leader James Last has died at his home in Florida, aged 86.

The Rubens will head out around Australia for a two-month tour starting in September.

Tex Perkins has once again taken on the challenge to coach the Rockdogs for the 2015 Reclink Community Cup.

Australian country star Catherine Britt has been diagnosed with breast cancer and will undergo survey today in Newcastle.

Muse have revealed their brand new video for 'Mercy'.

The new album Classic Quadrophenia moves the Who rock opera to the world of classical music with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the London Oriana Choir conducted by Robert Ziegler and tenor Alfie Boe.

The Sex Pistols having their logo on a credit card is like Morrissey endorsing Purdue chicken. It's just not right.

Roger Waters, the creative genius behind Pink Floydis set to bring his masterpiece, Roger Waters' The Wall, to cinemas across the globe in September.

Illnesses have forced the cancellation of two major shows in Britain.

Motley Crue, have made their last tour announcement ever today when they revealed the cities of their Final European Tour to take place this November.

In his long storied career, Merle Haggard has never been higher than number 37 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums until this week.

This week marks the 100th birthday of one of the greatest innovators in music history, Les Paul.

In the lead-up to the release of The Dead Daisies second album ‘Revolucion’, Noise11 is premiering previews of the songs.

Garbage have announced a number of North American dates for their 20 Years Queer Tour.

The Foo Fighters were so happy with their series Sonic Highways that they are going to do some more.

Matt Bellamy says his split from Kate Hudson could've been "a lot messier".

David Duchovny couldn't be happier with his musical effort.

Taj Mahal has cancelled all of his appearances in June and July, including a number of festivals, so that he can "recharge his health and vitality".

Ariana Grande thinks Niall Horan is 'really nice'.

Jason Derulo has realised his culinary problems stem from getting "a little too creative" in the kitchen.

'I started this company to help the music industry, not get vilified by them,' Spotify founder Daniel Ek tells Billboard in its latest cover story. He's referring to the many outspoken critics of Spotify, including Taylor Swift.

Carly Rae Jepsen says video shoots can be "stressful".

Leona Lewis has written a personal plea to the Brazilian Senate in a bid to ban all cruel animal testing of cosmetics in Brazil.