Dick Wagner has played with a long list of rock greats including Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Aerosmith, KISS, Peter Gabriel, Meat Loaf, Etta James, Rod Stewart and many more.

Go-Betweens legend Robert Forster books his first solo tour in two years up the East Coast of Australia.

Kylie Minogue has described headlining the BBC Proms in the Park event on Saturday (08.09.12) as a "magical" experience.

Lady Gaga is rumoured to be getting married in Venice.

Steve Earle has revealed that he is going back on one of his old rules and is writing finally his memoir.

It's been a long time coming but Sonic Youth will finally put out their vintage live album Smart Bar: Chicago 1985 on November 14 via Goofin' Records.

Lady Antebellum have created a full Christmas album, which will be released in October.

Justin Bieber is vexed by people who write him off as nothing more than a teen pop idol.

Jennifer Hudson has forgiven her brother-in-law for murdering her mother, brother and nephew in 2008, saying it is "not his fault" that he shot them to death.

Peaches Geldof believes her late mother Paula Yates was watching over her as she married Thomas Cohen last weekend.

Muse have issued a statement after it was claimed the band's 2009 album 'The Resistance' infringed copyright.

Bluesfest 2013 is still six months away but Noise11.com is hearing a very strong rumour that Iggy & The Stooges will be on the list when the first announcement is made.

Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively wed, and get serenaded by Florence Welch.

It has been years, but Missy Elliott finally previews new music with Timbaland.

New Gods, featuring members of Little Red, Eagle And The Worm and Ground Components, drop their first tune.

Americana outfit Band Of Horses have popped their new album Mirage Rock up on Soundcloud.

Hot on the heels of sold-out shows in Melbourne and Sydney, and a North American tour with Missy Higgins, Butterfly Boucher returns for her first headlining Australian tour.

Avril Lavigne has completed her fifth album, which features fiancé and Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger.

London-based Will And The People took a risk in self-financing their first Australian tour earlier this year.

Grunge revivalists Violent Soho return from the US, work on their third album, and are officially back in action.

The newly Rastafied Snoop Dogg – Snoop Lion – backs a second term for Obama because George W Bush “fucked up for eight years”.

Mumford & Sons were once accused of trying to smuggle people over the Mexican border when they travelled in a vintage train across the US.

Blues-rockers The Rubens celebrate their new album with an art installation in Sydney and an extra show.

Robbie Williams would love to make an album of duets with Gary Barlow but admits it would upset the rest of Take That.

Sir Paul McCartney joined Damon Albarn on stage over the weekend as a surprise special guest at the culmination of the Africa Express tour of the UK, held at London's King's Cross station.

Rihanna has had a new tattoo done in tribute to her late grandmother, 'Dolly', a large image of the Egyptian goddess Isis.

Dave Stewart recently spoke with Reuters on his new album The Ringmaster General.

Megadeth’s 1992 classic Countdown To Extinction is getting the deluxe anniversary treatment.

D.A. Pennebaker, the filmmaker who made such classics as Monterey Pop and Don't Look Back, will be the first documentary maker to receive an Honorary Oscar from the Motion Picture Academy.

Indie heritage couple Evan Dando and Juliana Hatfield have booked another Corner Hotel show.