Love Never Dies is the sequel to Phantom Of The Opera.

It has been 40 years since Daddy Cool released their debut album ‘Daddy Who? Daddy Cool’.

Glamorous Sydney electro trio Radio INK talk Afghanistan trips, Ruby Rose and meeting through myspace.

Sydney's Boy & Bear released their debut album 'Moonfire' in August of 2011 to rapturous reviews.

Since 1975, A Chorus Line has been playing to theatre-goers all over the world.

Neil Finn is doing something different these days. He has convinced Sharon, his wife of many years, to join him in a band. The result is Pajama Club.

Heartfelt Brisbane indie-rockers Holland visit to talk about their debut EP, going to war, recording in the US and much more.

Thomas Busby and Jeremy Marou, known to lovers of gentle acoustic ukelele as Busby Marou, talk about their surprising career.

Canadian indie pop act Imaginary Cities talk about their rise from Winnipeg to touring the US with The Pixies.

We talk to British post-hardcore favourites You Me At Six on the verge of the big time with Sinners Never Sleep.

X spearheaded punk’s early days in Australia.

X spearheaded punk’s early days in Australia.

The pint-sized winner of Australia's Got Talent - Jack Vidgen - utilises his golden tonsils to chat about instant fame, his album, and whether he can upstage Adele.

Former At The Drive-In member, Sparta main man and soloist extraordinaire Jim Ward talks about every element of his career.

Jazz vocal star Katie Noonan keeps the bewitching music coming as she chats about the new album from Elixir.

Ben and Ian from Brit indie blues legends Gomez get silly in the Noise11 studios.

We talk to Mr. Harley Webster, better known to music fans as the creative font of indie rap - Phrase.

California's indie rock act Young The Giant talk about their beginnings, their debut album, Morrissey and more.

Bright young Californian sensation Grouplove share their affection for harmonic indie-pop with us.