Neil Young has not had a very good week. He started with his lowest charting album in a quarter century and now he's up in arms over Starbucks and Monsanto.

Brian Wilson will take the stage at the Venetian in Las Vegas on December 12 to tape a special for Soundstage.

Nile Rodgers advises to always do as Madonna says.

Since Gary Numan exploded into the post-punk and new wave landscape with chart-topping singles Are 'Friends' Electric? and Cars, much has been made of his obvious links to science fiction.

There will be no U2 residency this week on NBC's Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon as Bono has had an accident on his bike and requires surgery on his arm.

Bette Midler can't wait to play her first shows in the UK in 35 years.

A host of veteran artists are sitting in the upper reaches of the Official Chart Company's Albums chart in Britain, taking nine of the top twenty positions.

Solange Knowles has married her longtime love.

Lionel Richie has been talking about his friendship with Frank Sinatra and thoughts on Metallica and Foo Fighters.

Adele turned down Sir Bob Geldof's offer to record a track for Band Aid 30, he says.

Former KISS member Peter Criss will be this year's inductee into the Cancer Research and Treatment Fund's Cancer Survivor Hall of Fame.

Anthrax member Scott Ian is a huge fan of the AMC series The Walking Dead so its natural that he would be excited about getting to play a walker on the show.

Mary J. Blige declares Sam Smith is a "gift to all generations".

Michael Malinin was the drummer from the Goo Goo Dolls from 1995 until 2013 when his wife had a baby. At least that is the reason he is now alleging for his dismissal from the band.

The Dead Daisies have have completed the Kiss Kruise with Kiss in the Caribbean and The Dead Daisies bass player and former Thin Lizzy member Marci Mendoza was the Noise11 onboard reporter.

The video for Bob Geldof's new 30th Anniversary edition of 'Do They Know It's Christmas' Ebola benefit edition has been unveiled.

The Rolling Stones Australian tour is setting new records for ticket sales across the country.

‘Countdown: Do Yourself A Favour’ was the fourth most watched program in Australia on Sunday, registered 965,000 viewers nationwide.

Julian Casablancas + The Voidz will perform Sydney and Melbourne sideshows during their New Year’s Australia visit for the Falls Festival.

Anastacia will return to Australia in April and May for national concert dates.

Tori Amos is not a man-made product of the music industry. She is simple pure talent and it is stunning.

Macy Gray has reduced her first Australian show back to intimate mode with a venue switch from the Palais Theatre to the Athenaeum.

Marco Mendoza of The Dead Daisies was the onboard online reporter for Noise11.com on the recent Kiss Kruise.

The Australian Radio Network has pouched Matt Tilley away from Austereo to join Jane Hall on an all-new breakfast show on an all-new station KIIS 101.1 in Melbourne in January.

The Rolling Stones are nearing the end of their Australian tour after playing in the Hunter Valley this weekend. The final Stones show will be next Tuesday in Brisbane.

AC/DC have released a video documenting the making of the ‘Play Ball’ and ‘Rock Or Bust’ videos in London recently.

The eighth studio album for The Foo Fighters “Sonic Highways” becomes their sixth No.1 (five studios and one best of) on the ARIA Albums Chart this week, plus the album debuts with a Gold (●) sales certification.

It’s now five weeks and counting as Ed Sheeran is atop the ARIA Singles chart again this week with “Thinking Out Loud”, and he is holding off two Taylor Swift songs this week.

Katy Perry is a superhero to young kids. She is like their SuperMom.

Political candidates for the upcoming election in Victoria are falling over themselves to be associated with the music industry following Labor’s lead in pledging $22.2m in funding and a further $2m for music education.