Okay, so its Beer O’Clock Friday and with the week coming to a close, who better to drink to than Rick Astley performing the AC/DC classic ‘Highway To Hell’.

Robbie Williams has paid tribute to the man he called his mentor David Enthoven.

When Barbra Streisand performed in Brooklyn on Thursday night it was a homecoming show.

Austin’s The Sword have recorded a companion album to 2015’s ‘High Country’. The new album is acoustic versions of songs from ‘High Country’ they call ‘Low Country’.

After a year of touring the world, Boy & Bear have planned a major tour of regional Australia for November and December.

Mi-Sex will release ‘Not From Here’ in September, the first album for the band in 33 years.

Billie Joe Armstrong says he wrote the new Green Day song about America’s insane pre-occupation with guns and the greater violence the world has recently been experiencing.

Passenger has let slipped his Australian tour dates for 2017 and New Zealand fans have a few as well.

Pure Gold Live is lined up to give Sydney a Rockin’ Christmas 2016.

Jack White has an album of acoustic recordings on the way including an unreleased White Stripes song.

US President Barack Obama has been loading up the music for summer and Australia’s Courtney Barnett has made his playlist.

Ronnie James Dio performed at Germany’s Wacken Festival last weekend. Eyelusion, the entertainment company behind the Dio hologram, has made the official video of the performance available to Noise11 for you.

Green Day have released their new song ‘Bang Bang’ and announced the new album will be called ‘Revolution Radio’.

Glenn Hughes has been part of a number of different bands and projects over his 48 years as a recording artist and, with his new solo tour, he brings music from four of those bands along with his own solo work to his fans.

Major new titles coming out this week include: The Amity Affliction, Celtic Thunder, DJ Khaled (phys), Dylan Scott, Young the Giant, Rae Sremmund, Justin Moore and the Pete's Dragon remake soundtrack as well as the new Green Day song 'Bang Bang'.

For all those that say half the artists in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame don't belong there because they aren't "rock", just take a look at this year's Music Master.

Belle and Sebastian have released a new Olympics flavoured track ‘Olympic Village 6AM’.

Dance label Ministry of Sound has been sold to Sony Music UK.

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi says that his cancer is finally in remission.

2017 will mark the 40th anniversary since Iva Davis formed Icehouse originally as Flowers in Sydney.

While teaming up B-52s and Simple Minds for A Day On The Green is a great idea adding Machinations and Models will make it a day to remember for a long, long time.

Meredith has offered yet another diverse line-up for 2016 mixing the new with the old, some borrowed, some blues.

Sydney’s Little Sea have teamed with Twitter to perform live for whatever device you may be viewing this in.

The Beatles felt threatened when Yoko Ono joined John Lennon for recording sessions, according to Paul McCartney.

The story on Gregg Allman heading home from the hospital after being treated for an unknown illness that caused him to cancel his tour dates through mid-October has been disputed by his family.

New Order have launched their own beer brand ‘Stray Dog’.

The Osbournes have recreated Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in Disney’s TV series ‘The 7D’.

Chris Cornell says a second Temple of the Dog album is indeed a possibility.

Padraig Duggan, a founding member of Celtic group Clannad, has died at the age of 67.

Phil Collins will picks up sticks for a performance at the US Open later this month.