Rival Fire is the new band from John Farnham’s son Rob Farnham.

New Releases for week commencing Friday 29th November, 2013 (unless otherwise noted below)

The writer of some of Roy Orbison’s biggest hits, Joe Melson, has been inspired to write again after hearing Damien Leith’s “unique voice.”

Dead In A Second, the new band from former Thousand Needles In Red guitarist Tristan ‘Trizo’ Bouillaut, have signed with Sydney-based Possum Records, run by industry stalwart Philip Israel.

‘Blurred Lines’ popstar Robin Thicke has recorded a cover of the 1980 Christopher Cross hit ‘Ride Like The Wind’ with Will Ferrell’s newsreader character Ron Burgundy.

Bruce Springsteen recorded two songs from his next album including the cover of The Saints ‘Just Like Fire Would’ when he was last in Sydney.

The Potbelleez and B.o.B have released the official video for their hit single, ‘Magic Number’.

Tori Amos will release her new album, 'Unrepentant Geraldines', in the Northern hemisphere spring, 2014.

Bruce Springsteen fans can look forward to a brand new studio album titled ‘High Hopes’ in January and the album includes a cover of The Saints ‘Just Like Fire Would’.

Pink’s ‘The Truth About Love’ live DVD filmed in Melbourne has outsold reality TV star Dami Im’s debut album in first week sales.

The first X-Factor contestant to score a No.1 album occurs this week, as 2013 winner Dami Im takes her self-titled debut album straight in at number one.

Eminem and Rihanna hold for a second week at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart with “The Monster”.

The Black Sabbath shows filmed and chronicled in Melbourne, Australia have now been released as the live DVD ‘Gathered By The Masses’.

The upcoming Icehouse ‘Dubhouse’ shows will be a total reinvention of Icehouse music.

Black Sabbath's live album recorded in Melbourne and The 12th Man's 'Willy Nilly' greatest hits leads the new release albums this week.

The Beatles are back in the top ten albums in the U.S. with the album On Air: Live at the BBC, Volume 2 debuting at number 7.

U2 have surprised fans with the unexpected release of a brand new song called 'Ordinary Love'.

The Lady Gaga ‘ArtPop’ album has debuted at number one in the USA with sales of around 260,000.

Eminem could hold for a third week with his “Marshall Mathers LP 2”, with his closest competition is coming from X-Factor 2013 winner Dami Im with her self-titled album or the new swing album from Robbie Williams “Swings Both Ways”.

The Rolling Stones have officially confirmed that they will perform in Adelaide, Australia in March.

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 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.

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.

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.