Page 882 – Noise11 Music News

Adele’s new album, 25 has become the most pre-ordered album of all time on Amazon.co.uk.

Elton John was left floored when bosses at his longtime label Capitol Records dumped him after hearing his new album, Wonderful Crazy Night.

‘All Or Nothing’, the Mod Musical is coming to the London stage in March 2016 and is on sale now.

One Direction have dismissed rumours they demanded separate dressing rooms on tour because they fell out while they were on the road.

Singer Adam Lambert wants to give people strength with his music, and hopes he can encourage listeners to be more honest with themselves.

Coldplay have today announced the Latin American and European legs of next year’s A Head Full Of Dreams Tour, with 20 stadium shows confirmed across 14 countries in Europe and Latin America.

Adele initially wanted to perform heart surgery for a living, but she quickly discovered a medical career was not for her.

Singer Missy Elliott disappointed her friends by refusing to throw a party when she released her new single because she was too busy washing her dogs.

The Rolling Thunder Festival advertised to take place at Kyral Castle in Ballarat in February was not given approval despite the promoter putting tickets on sale.

Glen Ballard, co-writer and producer of Alanis Morissette ‘Jagged Little Pill’ joins Noise11 this week on iHeartRadio.

The Waifs are the latest act to sell of Twilight At Taronga at Sydney’s Taronga Park Zoo giving the season a record selling cycle.

Pulp frontman and broadcaster, Jarvis Cocker joins forces with British conductor Charles Hazlewood for a one-of celebration of the music of legendary, Gerry Anderson TV puppet show Thunderbirds at the Colston Hall, Bristol on Tue 1 December 2015.

David Bowie has revealed the video for his new song ★ ‘Blackstar’

Adele, Samantha Jade, Adam Harvey, Enya, Rihanna, Beat Happening, The Twelfth Man and 5SOS DVD and Blu-Ray lead this weeks new music releases.

New music videos this week on Rage.

Courtney Barnett has added another award to her mantle, this time the Triple J Album of the Year Award.

Huxton Creepers will regroup one more time to play with Models at their Croxton Bandroom show in Melbourne in January.

51 tracks of Australian punk spanning 40 years has been compiled for ‘Stranded: The Chronicles of Australian Punk’.

The Recording Academy has announced 26 new recordings which are to be added to the Grammy Hall of Fame.

As part of their Greatest of All Time issue, Billboard has named the 200 “Greatest” Albums of All Time.

Tony Hadley, legendary solo singer and Spandau Ballet front man who’s currently in the I’m A Celebrity Jungle has announced a series of live dates with an orchestra for October 2016 including a date at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

Adele has shot down tabloid rumours suggesting she recently rejected an offer to collaborate with Beyoncé Knowles, insisting she would “never disrespect” the superstar.

Tom Petty has been given his own Sirius/XM Radio show.

Tommy Lee thinks it’s the right time for Motley Crue to come to an end, as playing country fairs wouldn’t be a “good look” for them.

Straight Outta Compton, the most successful music biopic in history, is about to come to DVD and Blu-Ray in an unrated director’s cut.

Victor Willis, the original lead singer of the Village People as the police officer, has released a very un-Village People new single.

Tim McGraw has the highest charting new album by a veteran artist for the week in the U.S. with Damn Country Music.

Adele is convinced her voice is completely different to when she started her career as her vocals changed after her throat surgery and during her pregnancy.