Late last month, a new Bob Dylan album hit the market in Europe in limited quantities that would make a fan of the songwriter drool.

Cher is headed back to television, at a minimum, as a writer but with the possibility of also acting.

The long talked about collaboration between Nile Rodgers and Daft Punk may finally see the light of day this year.

Bon Jovi have released 'Because We Can', the first single from their upcoming album, What About Now.

Rare color photos of the Beatles taken while the Fab Four were on an early US tour are going to be auctioned on the 50th anniversary of the release of the band's debut album.

If you ever fancied yourself in a porn scene but were too embarrassed to try then Melbourne artist Fred Negro will solve your problem this Saturday.

If you are keen to follow a career in music then the next Collarts Open Day is a date for your calendar.

Melbourne band ME will release their debut album ‘Even The Odd Ones Out’ on January 25, as they are showcasing their new music to Big Day Out audiences.

Flea’s ‘Helen Burns’ EP will be released in Australia through Smack Face Records.

Guns N’ Roses classic ‘Sweet Child O Mine’ has returned to the Australian chart this week on news of the upcoming tour.

A lot has been made of Mariah Carey's last couple of shows. Her Gold Coast show was plagued with sound problems and poor reviews popped up for both her Gold Coast and Sydney shows. I am here to tell you not to believe the tall-poppy-cutting hype.

Bruce Springsteen’s debut album ‘Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.’ is 40 years old today.

Baz Lurhmann has recruited Jay-Z to write the score for his next movie ‘The Great Gatsby’.

Gun advocate Ted Nugent has taken it upon himself to write an open letter to U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on how he should handle the issue of gun control.

Pink reclaims the ARIA No.1 Albums position this week with her now 6xPlatinum selling “The Truth about Love”, which now racks up it’s sixth week at No.1, and thanks to her tour later in the year, this is one album that will be around for quite some time.

Six straight weeks at No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis featuring Wanz in their “Thrift Shop”.

Clock up the Polyphonic Spree was the first act confirmed for Splendour In The Grass 2013.

It’s official. Japan’s No Regret Life are breaking up but fans have been given 6-months notice.

Punjabi rapper Honey Singh claims his competitors are out to get him. The Indian popstar says his rivals want to finish off his career.

Tom Waits will make his debut on The Simpsons this Sunday.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have dropped the new video for ‘We No Who U R’ into YouTube.

Hanson will be shooting their next video in Los Angeles on Sunday are an inviting fans to be in the video.

Compressorhead is the robotic metal band that is on its way to Big Day Out. And when we say metal, we mean metal. Compressorhead is a 6 tonne band making them the second heaviest band in the world after Meat Loaf.

The UK had a resurgence of cassette single sales in 2012 with the Official Charts Company reporting that sales tripled in 2012, mainly thanks to the band Feeder.

‘Coexist’ by The XX was the biggest selling vinyl album of 2012 in the UK but David Bowie’s 40-year old classic ‘The Rise and Fall Of Ziggy Stardust’ wasn’t far behind.

On Tuesday, Bobby Womack announced that he was suffering from the early stages of Alzheimer's Disease, saying "It’s not bad yet but will get worse."

Agnetha Faltskog has confirmed she will have a new album in 2013.

Bon Jovi will be the first major act to release new music in 2013. Their new song ‘Because We Can’ will be released on Monday (January 7).

The members of Anthrax have issued a statement following the sudden departure of Rob Caggiano from the band.

After scoring the biggest selling song of 2012 with ‘Somebody That I Used To Know, Noise11 can reveal that the Gotye featuring Kimbra song is also the 4th biggest selling digital song of all-time.