Stream live tracks from Gary Numan recorded during his appearance at the Mountain Oasis Festival, in North Carolina.

In anticipation for the album’s November 25th release, Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones have offered up a free album stream to fans.

The Pixies release a new music video for single ‘What Goes Boom’.

The South By Southwest (SXSW) music conference and festival in Austin, Texas has revealed its second line-up announcement with Australia’s Gossling and Oh Mercy set to perform next March.

Dave Dobbyn and Don McGlashan, two of New Zealand’s most respected and revered singer songwriters, will perform together for the first time in Australia for two shows later this month.

John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Michael Palin and Terry Jones will reform Monty Python’s Flying Circus for a theatre show in 2014.

The Rolling Stones will reveal their next round of live shows today with dates for Melbourne and Adelaide expected to be included for Australia.

The Big Day Out has upsized its line-up with Primus, The Drones and Bliss N Eso added to the bill.

The Rolling Stones could release songs from their archive for decades if they chose. According to the band's 20-year veteran bass player Darryl Jones there are lots of unreleased recordings in the vault.

The Beatles have a new music video for the song ‘Words Of Love’ from ‘On Air Live At The BBC Volume 2’.

Speculation is mounting that Bruce Springsteen will release a cover of 'High Hopes' this week. The song was part of his recent Australian setlist and was recording in a studio in Australia.

Peter Noble is putting the blues into Bluesfest with the fourth artist announcement for the 2014 music festival with Buddy Guy leading the latest additions but Jake Bugg will also be there.

Hailing from Niger, Bombino is coming to Australia for some festivals and a one off Melbourne show.

Grammy Award winning Australian songwriter Gotye’s next release will be a live album and movie.

The John Legend curated, ‘12 Years A Slave’, soundtrack will feature two tracks by Gary Clark Jr.

To celebrate the upcoming ‘Back To Black Friday’, on November 29th, the Rolling Stones will release their ‘Got Live If You Want It!’ E.P on 7" vinyl

The very electric The Dead Daisies will embark on their first UK tour this week with Black Star Riders and it all started with acoustic guitars.

This weekend hunters were able to shoot wolves for the first time in 48 years in Michigan.

Mariah Carey has a small dispute with a sound engineer at her label. The one that uploaded the wrong version of her new track to Facebook to introduce her fans to her new single.

Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena has won a Billboard Touring Award for the recent Pink tour.

Kris Kristofferson has told Fox News that he is struggling with increased memory loss.

Joan Jett was scheduled to perform at this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on a float representing South Dakota, that is until state ranchers heard about the plan.

The Flaming Lips will release a full cover version of the Stone Roses debut album for this year's Black Friday edition of Record Store Day.

Heroine December, a band led by Aussie sisters Maya and Nandy McClean, will be launching their new album, ‘Target Practice’, at the Ultimate Prince Party in Melbourne this month. Noise11 caught up with them to talk about their band, their work with Prince and their journey of self-development.

Eminem has had a convincing win over Lady Gaga with the rapper’s second week sales beating the popstar's first week sales by almost 25%.

Robert Rigby’s Fanfare Records will document Todd McKenney’s Peter Allen tribute recordings with the release of ‘Todd McKenny Sings Peter’ this week.

Elvis Costello and the Imposters will perform in Sydney and Adelaide as well as their Deni Blues & Roots and Bluesfest shows.

Alicia Keys will perform at the 27th Annual ARIA Awards in Sydney on December 1.

US band Journey, together with Live Nation Entertainment, Creative Artists Agency and their manager John Baruck, have donated $350,000 for the relief efforts in the Philippines following the recent typhoon that killed over 4000 people.

The second and final day of the Face The Music conference gave us something to look forward to next year, following a hugely successful sixth outing.