Promoter Duane McDonald’s faith in Australian artists is paying off for Australian music fans with yet another all-Australian tour announced with John Williamson.

Sony Music CEO Denis Handlin will leave the company he has headed since 1984 as the Australian operation is accused of “a toxic culture”.

David Guetta has sold his catalogue of songs to Warner Music for an estimated $100 million (£72.9 million).

Taylor Swift is planning a bumper revamp of her 2012 album Red as she continues to re-record her early studio releases.

Cult indie-rockers Interpol have been working remotely on new music for the past year.

Elton John is ready to resume his Farewell tour. An announcement of the new dates is coming next week on 23 June.

With America opening up David Byrne’s ‘American Utopia’ will return to Broadway in September.

The Beatles’ ‘Get Back’ will premiere on Disney+ in November. ‘Get Back’ is Jackson’s reboot of the ‘Let It Be’ film. Paul McCartney always despised the film because he felt he was shown in a negative light.

Billie Eilish has come under fire for appearing to use racial slurs and mock an Asian accent in a newly-surfaced video.

OutKast's Big Boi is giving fans the chance to rent the Atlanta, Georgia home where the band recorded some of their early tracks.

The first ever David Bowie World Fan Convention will take place across multiple venues in Liverpool, England next summer.

The property in which R&B star R. Kelly allegedly held women against their will has been sold.

Ed Sheeran is previewing his brand-new single 'Bad Habits'.

Diana Ross will release ‘Thank You’ in September. It will be her first album since 2006’s covers record ‘I Love You’ and first album of original songs since 1999’s ‘Every Day Is A New Day’.

Nikki Sixx has written his prequel. The Motley Crue bass player will publish his new book ‘The First 21’ in October. It is the story of how San Jose kid Frank Feranna evolved into Nikki Sixx.

Bob Dylan will perform his first show since December 2019 on Sunday July 18 at 2pm PT (Monday July 19 at 7am in Australia).

The Icehouse show set for 24 June in Bendigo is the latest casualty of the Victorian Government's ferocious restrictions to the entertainment industry.

Australian pop star Cody Simpson may be heading to the Tokyo Olympics after qualifying for the final of the 100 metres Butterfly trials in Adelaide.

The Killers have a new version of their 2008 song ‘A Dustland Fairytale’ with Bruce Springsteen. The new edition is just called ‘Dustland’ because the fairytale is no longer necessary because Brandon Flowers has now realized his fantasy of singing with Springsteen.

There hasn’t been an album of new Icehouse songs since 1993’s ‘Big Wheel’ and there may never be another one in our lifetime. There certainly won’t be one in Iva Davies’ lifetime although there is one recorded.

JAY-Z is taking the photographer behind his debut album cover art to court, amid allegations of unauthorised use of his likeness.

Eric Clapton's famous friends are deserting him in droves over his anti-vaccination stance.

Carole King has brought her career full circle by teaming up with Jennifer Hudson to write a new song for the upcoming Aretha Franklin biopic, Respect.

The surviving members of Soundgarden have regained control of the band's social media accounts after reaching a temporary agreement with the widow of late frontman Chris Cornell.

Ariana Grande celebrated the end of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions in New York and California with a late-night TV musical skit on Tuesday.

Billie Eilish is working on something special for fans with the BBC.

Tony Hadley would be celebrating his 40th anniversary in music with Spandau Ballet if they were still a band.

Joan Armatrading’s new album ‘Consequences’ has been a work in progress right across the pandemic. Joan tells Noise11.com that have lives have all changed due to ‘consequences’ from the pandemic.

Dr. Dre was stunned to learn he had been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm earlier this year as he believed he was in good health at the time.

Pink Floyd star Roger Waters has rejected an offer from Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg for the use of his classic track Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2).