Bob Dylan stopped his show in Vienna, Austria this week to chastise fans with phones aimed at him.

Fleetwood Mac have rescheduled their cancelled US dates and added a new show following Stevie Nick’s illness this month.

Earth, Wind & Fire’s Philip Bailey has recruited his famous mates will.i.am, Chick Corea, Steve Gadd and Robert Glasper to assist him for his new solo album ‘Love Will Find A Way’.

Pink Floyd had somewhat of a reunion on Thursday night in New York when Roger Waters joined Nick Mason to perform the epic ‘Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun’.

Mick Jagger returned to the public eye with his first night out on Thursday, just two weeks after undergoing heart surgery.

The Hollywood Vampires, the supergroup featuring Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp and Aerosmith’s Joe Perry, have a new song ‘Who’s Laughing Now’ and a new album ‘Rise’ on the way.

Sheryl Crow first released ‘Redemption Day’ on her second album in 1996. Johnny Cash left us in 2003. In 2010, his version of Sheryl Crow’s ‘Redemption Day’ was released as part of his American Songbook series. Today, 19 April, 2019, the two songs were merged.

The Australian Federal Court has ruled that Swiss ticket reseller Viagogo has not only been misleading consumers, it has been ripping them off with exorbitant fees.

Jason Bonham, the son of the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, has apologised to his dad’s co-founder Jimmy Page for describing instances with hard drugs via Page as a kid on tour with Led Zep.

Statues of country superstar Johnny Cash and civil rights hero Daisy Lee Gatson will soon replace confederate figures Uriah Milton Rose and James Paul Clarke.

Major new titles coming this week from: The Rolling Stones (GH), Cage the Elephant, Josh Groban (Live), The O'Jays, After the Burial, X Ambassadors, Jade Bird and Katie Noonan.

Music legend Leo Sayer will release his 15th studio album ‘Selfie’ on 26 April, 2019. He sat down exclusively with Noise11.com to talk about every song on iHeartRadio.

Melbourne band City Calm Down are making a statement about the media with their new song ‘Television’.

Canned Heat founding member Adolfo "Fito" de la Parra has confirmed the mystery behind the classic John Lee Hooker and Canned Heat collaboration, the 1971 album ‘Hooker ‘N Heat’.

Madonna’s first single from the ‘Madame X’ album is ‘Medellín’ featuring Maluma.

Melbourne duo Dominique Garrard and Nicholas Acquroff aka N.Y.C.K. have released ‘Wild Streak’, their first new music since the ‘Alive’ EP of 2017.

Courtney Barnett’s Tell Me How You Really Feel project will be brought to life at The Other Art Fair Melbourne in May.

Prince's siblings are seeking to take more control over the late superstar's estate after clashing with administrators and taking issue with their exorbitant expenses.

Golf fan Justin Timberlake has saluted his pal Tiger Woods in a new Time magazine profile, marking the sportsman's nod on the 100 Most Influential People of 2019 list.

The son of rap legend Notorious B.I.G. is launching his own marijuana brand in honour of his late father.

Beyonce has revealed one of her twins' hearts stopped forcing her to undergo an emergency caesarean delivery.

Kelsea Ballerini became the youngest current member of the Grand Ole Opry in Tennessee on Tuesday night.

The Melbourne Comedy Festival has dropped Barry Humphries name in The Barry award following his outrageous comments about the LGBTI community.

Julia Jacklin has made a video for her song ‘Comfort’ backstage while on tour in the UK with First Aid Kit.

The Apia All-Stars got together ahead of the 2019 season to knock up a promo for the upcoming tour and messed it all up.

Mondo Rock songwriter and co-founder Eric McCusker will share his stories on songwriting and perform a few of his songs at Memo Music Hall in May.

Courtney Barnett has debuted her video for ‘Everybody Here Hates You’.

Former Marilyn Manson/Rob Zombie guitarist John 5 had an instant supergroup at the Whiskey A Go Go in West Hollywood last week.

Van Halen attempted to reform in 2018 but it all went south very quickly.

The ‘AC/DC to tour again’ rumours are sweeping the Internet again with reliable source Eddie Trunk using the word “absolutely” when spreading the word.