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Bob Dylan Shakes Up The Setlist At Outlaw Music Festival In Phoenix

Bob Dylan isn’t known for impromptu sets of late but at his show in Phoenix this week he threw together a totally unique setlist.

Tagged as: 60s, Bob Dylan, Chronicles, folk, rock, Sean Penn, USA

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Alice In Chains Drummer Sean Kinney Updates Health After Show Cancellations

by Paul Cashmere

Sean Kinney of Alice In Chains has updated fans on the condition of his health after all shows in May were cancelled because of the drummer’s health scare.

Tagged as: 90s, Alice In Chains, grunge, metal, rock, Sean Kinney, USA

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Bono Showcases Two Songs from ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’

by Paul Cashmere

Bono has premiered two songs from the upcoming Apple + doco ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’.

Tagged as: 80s, Apple, Bono, Ireland, rock, Stories of Surrender, U2

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Ben Lee ‘Awake Is The New Sleep’ Turns 20 So Ben is Taking It On The Road

by Paul Cashmere

Ben Lee has announced an Australian tour for September and October to mark the 20th anniversary of his fifth album ‘Awake Is The New Sleep’.

Tagged as: 00s, alternative, Australia, Awake is The New Sleep, Ben Lee, indie, rock

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The Lathums Will Tour Australia For The First Time

by Paul Cashmere

Oasis aren’t the only Manchester band on the way to Australia. The Lathums will tour Australia for the very first time in October.

Tagged as: 20s, rock, The Lathums, UK

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Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie Sends Out a Heartfelt Message

by Paul Cashmere

Skyhooks’ guitarist Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie has posted a video to his socials thanking everyone who has helped him with his leukemia battle.

Tagged as: 70s, Australia, Bob Bongo Starkie, rock, Skyhooks

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The Living End at Red Hot Summer Bendigo photo by Winston Robinson

The Living End Premiere ‘Alfie’ Video

by Paul Cashmere

The Living End have a video for their new song ‘Alfie’.

Tagged as: 90s, Alfie, alternative, Australia, Chris Cheney, indie, rock, The Living End

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Bruce Springsteen Tears trump A New Arsehole In Brutal Takedown In Manchester

by Paul Cashmere

Bruce Springsteen has delivered a brutal takedown of trump ripping the corrupt maga leader a new arsehole on the opening night of his European tour in Manchester, UK.

Tagged as: 70s, Bruce Springsteen, E Street Band, Manchester, rock, Trump, USA

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Hank Marvin On Brian May’s Ear-Piercing Recording Session

by Paul Cashmere

In 1970 in the very early days of Queen, Queen used to play a Cliff Richard and the Shadows song ‘Please Don’t Tease’. The Shadows co-founder and guitarist Hank Marvin tells Noise11 that he wasn’t aware of that fun fact but he has recorded with Sir Brian May over the years.

Tagged as: 60s, Brian May, Cliff Richard, Hank Marvin, Queen, rock, the Shadows, UK

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Rose Carleo Band Release Deeply Meaning Track ‘Daisy’s Song’

by Paul Cashmere

The Rose Carleo Band’s new song ‘Daisy’s Song’ speaks to mental issues and talks about the problems people have in fighting depression.

Tagged as: 00s, Australia, Daisy's Song, rock, Rose Carleo, Rose Carleo Band

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Alice In Chains Cancel Tour After Drummer Health Scare

by Music-News.com

Alice In Chains have cancelled the rest of their US tour after drummer Sean Kinney suffered a “non-life-threatening medical emergency”.

Tagged as: 90s, Alice In Chains, metal, rock, Sean Kinney, USA

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Jimmy Barnes at Red Hot Summer Bendigo April 27 2024 photo by Winston Robinson

Jimmy Barnes Takes Us Four Songs Deep Into ‘Defiant’

by Paul Cashmere

‘Defiant’, the 21st studio album for Jimmy Barnes, will be released 6 June 2025.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Australia, Cold Chisel, Defiant, Jimmy Barnes, rock

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Russell Morris Expands The Farewell Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Russell Morris has added more shows to The Farewell tour for extra’s for Melbourne, Gold Coast, Geelong, Canberra, Thirroul And Bendigo.

Tagged as: Australia, blues 70s, farewell tour, pop, rock, Russell Morris

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Pearl Jam Releases Songs Inspired By ‘The Last of Us’

by Paul Cashmere

Pearl Jam will release a limited edition four track vinyl of music inspired by the hit TV show ‘The Last Of Us’.

Tagged as: 90s, Pearl Jam, rock, The Last Of Us, USA

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Suzanne Vega Told To Withdrawn From Glastonbury Due To Death Threats

by Paul Cashmere

Suzanne Vega was told by police to pull out of headlining Glastonbury after receiving death threats.

Tagged as: 80s, folk, rock, Suzanne Vega, USA

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Royel Otis Premiere New Song Moody Co-written With Grammy Winning Songwriter Amy Allen

by Paul Cashmere

Australian duo Royel Otis (Royel Maddell and Otis Pavlovic) have a new song ‘moody’ co-written with Grammy winning songwriter Amy Allen, the song was produced by Blake Slatkin (Gracie Abrams, Omar Apollo, Charli XCX).

Tagged as: 20s, Amy Allen, Australia, Moody, pop, rock, Royel Otis

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The Living End Announce Pop-Up Shows for ‘Alfie’

by Paul Cashmere

The Living End will play two ‘pop-up’ pub gigs for Sydney and Melbourne May 15 and 16.

Tagged as: 90s, Alfie, Australia, Melbourne, rock, Sydney, The Living End

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Giles Martin Creates 2025 Remix of INXS Classic ‘Listen Like Thieves’

by Paul Cashmere

INXS have expanded their classic 1985 ‘Listen Like Thieves’ album and there is a brand new Giles Martin remix of the album. ‘Listen Like Thieves’ was the fifth INXS album.

Tagged as: 80s, Australia, Gils Martin, INXS, Listen Like Thieves, rock

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The Who Announce Final American Dates

by Paul Cashmere

The Who will perform their final North American dates in August and September. ‘The Song Is Over’ tour has been named after the band’s 1971 song.

Tagged as: 60s, rock, The Song Is Over, The Who, UK

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George Thorogood and the Destroyers Play Melbourne #Review

by Paul Cashmere

George Thorogood formed The Destroyed in 1973, ZZ Top started in 1969. Combined, George’s 53 years as a Destroyer and Billy Gibbons 56 years as a Top gives this night an incredible combined 109 years of experience on stage.

Tagged as: 70s, Australian Tour, George Thorogood, Red Hot Summer, rock, The Destroyers, USA, ZZ Top

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ZZ Top Without Dusty and Frank Must Be Bittersweet for Billy Gibbons

by Paul Cashmere

It must be a strange feeling for Billy Gibbons to have to celebrate 50 years of ZZ Top on tour without his co-founders and best friends Dusty Hill and Frank Beard. The good news is that Gibbons is continuing the legacy of one of America’s greatest Blues-Rock bands.

Tagged as: 70s, Billy Gibbons, blues, Dusty Hill, Elwood Francis, Frank Beard, rock, USA, ZZ Top

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3 Doors Down Cancel Dates After Brad Arnold Diagnosed With Cancer

by Music-News.com

3 Doors Down has been forced to cancel their latest tour after the band’s lead singer and drummer, Brad Arnold, was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.

Tagged as: 3 Doors Down, 90s, Brad Arnold, rock, USA

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Franz Ferdinand To Play Live At The Gardens and Aussie Dates

by Paul Cashmere

Franz Ferdinand will return to Australia in November for their first tour since 2018.

Tagged as: 00s, Britpop, Franz Ferdinand, rock, UK

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Pink Floyd Look Good For UK No 1 Album This Week

by Music-News.com

Pink Floyd are on course to claim their seventh UK Number 1 album this week, as Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII dominates the midweek Official Albums Chart.

Tagged as: 70s, Italy, Pink Floyd, Pompeii, rock, UK

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The Speaker Wars Premiere Another New Song ‘The Forgiveness Tree’

by Paul Cashmere

The Speaker Wars have released a third song ahead of the release of their self-titled album on 30 May 2025. Check out ‘The Forgiveness Tree’.

Tagged as: 20s, Americana, Jon Christopher Davis, rock, Speaker Wars, Stan Lynch, The Heartbreakers, Tom Petty, Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, USA

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Cold Chisel Flemington 25 October 2024 photo by Winston Robinson

Cold Chisel The Big Five-O Melbourne Sidney Myer Music Bowl To Screen on 7

by Paul Cashmere

Cold Chisel’s 2024 performance from the iconic Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne last November will screen on the 7 Network in Australia this Sunday.

Tagged as: 7 Network, 70s, Australia, Channel 7, Cold Chisel, rock, The Big Five-O

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Wolfgang Van Halen Delivers Hilarious Gory All-Star Mammoth Video ‘The End’

by Paul Cashmere

Wolfgang Van Halen has out-thrillered Michael Jackson will an all-star hilariously gory video ‘The End’ with his band Mammoth’.

Tagged as: 20s, Danny Trejo, Mammoth, metal, Michael Jackson, Myles Kennedy, rock, Selena Kennedy, Slash, The End, USA, Valerie Bertinelli, Wolfgang Van Halen

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R.E.M. Release Five Track Radio Free Europe 2025 EP

by Paul Cashmere

R.E.M. have released a special edition five track ‘Radio Free Europe’ EP to mark the 75th anniversary of the first broadcast Radio Free Europe, the American broadcaster out of New York into Europe to balance the propaganda of communism.

Tagged as: 80s, alternative, Michael Stipe, R.E.M., Radio Free Europe, rock, USA

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INXS Reality Show Singer JD Fortune Surfaces For Australian Tour

by Paul Cashmere

JD Fortune is back and will tour a setlist of INXS songs for Australia in October.

Tagged as: 00s, Australian Tour, Canada, INXS, JD Fortune, rock

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Oasis Won’t Be Using Gary Glitter Song Reference In 2025 Tour

by Music-News.com

Oasis will reportedly not play the song Hello on their reunion tour due to the song’s associastions with convicted paedophile Gary Glitter.

Tagged as: 90s, Britpop, Gary Glitter, Hello, Oasis, rock, UK

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Chris Cheney and Scott Owen of The Living End at Red Hot Summer 2024. Photo by Peter Walsh, son of Peter Walsh

The Living End Premiere Second New Song of 2025 ‘Strange Place’

The Living End has another new song for 2025. ‘Strange Place’ is starting to piece together the upcoming and still yet untitled ninth album for the band.

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Sarah McLachlan To Release First Album In Nearly A Decade

Sarah McLachlan will release ‘Better Broken’, her first album since 2016’s ‘Wonderland’ on 19 September.

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Liam and Noel Gallagher reform Oasis for 2025 dates

Zak Starkey Warns Joey Waronker to Not Fcuk Up Oasis

Former Oasis drummer Zak Starkey has warned new sticksman Joey Waronker, "Don't fcuk it up".

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Van Halen To Release Expanded 30th Anniversary Edition of ‘Balance’

Van Halen’s 10th album ‘Balance’ is marked for an expanded reissue for 15 August 2025.

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Stereophonics Perform Their Headline Show on Isle of Wight

Welsh band Stereophonics returned to The Isle of Wight Festival 2025, captivating a massive crowd with a headline performance packed with fan favorites. Their set, featuring anthems like 'Dakota,' 'Have A Nice Day,' and 'Maybe Tomorrow,' solidified their status as one of the UK's premier live acts, nearly a decade after their last appearance at the iconic festival.

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The Cranberries To Release 3LP 30th Anniversary Edition of ‘No Need To Argue’

The Cranberries ‘No Need To Argue’ will have its 30th anniversary on 3 October 1994.

June 21, 2025

Judith Owen Performs Stunning Version of Crowded House Classic ‘Don’t Dream Its Over’

New Orleans based jazz chanteuse Judith Owen gave Melbourne a rare treat this week with her stunning rendition of the Crowded House classic ‘Don’t Dream Its Over’.

June 20, 2025