Threats from Islamic extremists have caused Lady Gaga to cancel her Indonesian show.
Tagged as: extremists, Indonesian, Islamic, Jakarta, Lady Gaga, pop, show, threat
Portland alt-rockers Everclear return to Australian audiences after 14 years .
Tagged as: 2012, alternative, Australian, Everclear, grunge, pop, Portland, rock, tour
Elton John has spent a day in a Los Angeles hospital with a “serious respiratory illness” and cancels shows.
Tagged as: cancel, Colosseum, Elton John, hospital, illness, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, respiratory, serious, shows, The Miion Dollar Piano
Sigur Ros and The Voice kick off a big week, including Scissor Sisters, Julia Stone, Ladyhawke, The Cult and more.
Tagged as: Affector, albums, Alkaline Trio, Julia Stone, Ladyhawke, Make Them Suffer, new releases, Pantera, Regina Spektor, Reptar, Saint Etienne, Scissor Sisters, Sigur Ros, Smoke Fairies, Soulsavers, The Cult, The Enemy, The Voice, Tom Jones, Ultravox
A new panel discussion about music activism, and a screening of the Tote documentary, hits the Toff In Town next Monday.
Tagged as: activism, discussion, documentary, Melbourne, Monday, music, panel, planning, Q&A, The Tote, Toff In Town
US blues-rock virtuoso Joe Bonamassa announces an Australian tour as his latest album tops the UK midweek iTunes chart.
Tagged as: Australian, blues, Driving Towards The Daylight, iTunes chart, Joe Bonamassa, midweek, rock, tour, UK, US
Kiwi comic folk duo Flight Of The Conchords book their third stadium show in Perth. Madness.
Tagged as: 2012, added, Australian, Bret McKenzie, Challenge Stadium, comedy, Flight Of The Conchords, folk, Jemaine Clement, new, New Zealand, Perth, rock, show, tour
Paul, Steph and Clint from Something For Kate are off the Dallas Texas to record their sixth album.
Tagged as: album, alternative, Dallas, indie, Paul Dempsey, record, rock, sixth, Something For Kate, Texas
Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme appears in a mock-infomercial for the new Scissor Sisters album.
Tagged as: album, dance, disco, house, infomercial, Josh Homme, Magic Hour, Queens Of The Stone Age, Scissor Sisters
Jack White’s Third Man Records label has announced they’ve be releasing a 7-inch by Beck very soon.
Tagged as: 7-inch, Beck, Blue Randy, folk, I Just Started Hating Some People Today, indie, Jack White, rock, Third Man Records, vinyl
Experimental Brooklyn indie act Yeasayer announce their follow-up to 2010’s Odd Blood by streaming ‘Henrietta’.
Tagged as: album, Brooklyn, experimental, Fragrant World, Henrietta, indie, psych, rock, single, tracklisting, Yeasayer
Shay Liza and her epic rock band Sharaya prepare to launch their debut album at The Corner with Electric Mary.
Tagged as: album, debut, Electric Mary, epic, heavy, launch, rock, Sharaya, Shay Liza, The Corner, The Road To
Sleaze metal jokers Steel Panther sell out Australian shows quick and are forced to upgrade to a bigger venue.
Tagged as: Australian, cock, comedy, Festival Hall, glam, Melbourne, metal, rock, sell out, Steel Panther, Sydney, tour, upgrade
The latest Google doodle is a playable (and recordable) synthesizer in honour of Robert Moog’s birthday.
Tagged as: birthday, doodle, Google, logo, Moog, playable, recordable, Robert Moog, synthesizer
Adam Horovitz is working to have a Brooklyn park named after late Beastie Boy Adam Yauch.
Tagged as: Ad-Rock, Adam Horovitz, Adam Yauch, Beastie Boys, Brooklyn, MCA, park, petition, State Street
Jay-Z has named Pearl Jam, Passion Pit, Skrillex, Santigold, Janelle Monae and more for his Made In America festival.
Tagged as: Afrojack, Calvin Harris, festival, Janelle Monae, Jay-Z, Made In America, Miike Snow, Passion Pit, Pearl Jam, Santigold, Skrillex
Four new Franz Ferdinand songs, and a Donna Summer cover, have been captured by Irish concert-goers.
Tagged as: Brief Encounters, cover, Donna Summer, Franz Ferdinand, Fresh Strawberries, indie, live, new, pop, post-punk, punk, Right Thoughts, Scotland, songs, Trees & Animals, YouTube
Music streaming giant Spotify has officially launched in Australia.
Tagged as: Australia, launch, music, online, program, service, sharing, Spotify, streaming
Brit electropop act Hot Chip release a trippy space-monk clip for ‘Night & Day’ starring Terence Stamp, Lara Stone and Reggie Watts.
Tagged as: British, electro, Hot Chip, Lara Stone, Night & Day, pop, Reggie Watt, Terence Stamp, video clip
Indigenous star Gurrumul will perform a song penned by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Gary Barlow at the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Concert.
Tagged as: Andrew Lloyd Webber, country, Diamond Jubilee Concert, folk, Gary Barlow, Gurrumul, Queen, Sing, world
Former aspiring “punk rocker” Sandi Thom delivers album number four with help from Rich Robinson and other Black Crowes.
Tagged as: album, blues, country, Flesh And Blood, folk, new, Rich Robinson, rock, Sandi Thom, Scotland, The Black Crowes
A broad range of musicians have tweeted their condolences and memories of Bee Gee Robin Gibb, who died today.
Tagged as: Bee Gees, Bruno Mars, condolences, Justin Timberlake, Liam Gallagher, memories, Peter Andre, R.I.P., Robin Gibb, Sam Sparro, The Script, tweet, twitter
On the verge of his new album Spirit Bird, roots hero Xavier Rudd books a continent-spanning tour.
Tagged as: album, folk, national, new, rock, roots, Spirit Bird, tour, Xavier Rudd
Sydney tribal folk auteur Jonathan Boulet introduces his second album with a title, tracklist and release date.
Tagged as: album, folk, Found The Sound, indie, Jonathan Boulet, release date, rock, second, See The Need, Start The Heart, Sydney, tracklist, tribal, We Keep The Beat
After postponing their US tour, David Lee Roth has let it slip that Van Halen’s next plans are for Japan and Australia.
Tagged as: 2012, Australian, David Lee Roth, Japan, metal, postpone, reunion, rock, tour, US, Van Halen
The Voice pushes Keith Urban’s new compilation to the top (and contestants debut well) in this week’s chart wrap.
Tagged as: album, ARIA, Ash Grunwald, Beach House, chart, Garbage, John Butler, Keane, Keith Urban, Kimbra, number one, Prince, single, The Shins, The Voice
Canadian bluesman Matt Andersen tells Noise11 he plans to record a live album with Aussie rocker Diesel.
Tagged as: album, Australian, blues, Canada, Diesel, live, Matt Andersen, Newcastle, record, rock, tour
Brisbane’s swoony indie popsters Hungry Kids of Hungary finish their second album and head to the UK and Europe.
Tagged as: album, Brisbane, Europe, Hungry Kids of Hungary, indie, pop, second, tour, UK
English baroque pop sprite Patrick Wolf books some extra special acoustic shows for Australia.
Tagged as: acoustic, Australian, electro, English, indie, Patrick Wolf, pop, tour
Sydney grandiose indie rock quartet The Jezabels offer an official video for ‘City Girl’ before their national tour.
Tagged as: City Girl, clip, film, Germany, indie, national, rock, Scotland, Sydney, The Jezabels, tour, UK, US, video
← Previous Entries
Next Entries →
Related Posts
