Karl Sydow, award-winning producer of productions ranging from Our Country's Good to Dirty Dancing and Backbeat, has announced the team behind what is set to be the most visually stunning stage production of 2015.

Amy Winehouse's lasting legacy, tragic end and eye-opening new documentary was discussed in Billboard this week.

Now we know how CNN can beat Fox News in the ratings. Air superb documentaries like Glen Campbell...I'll Be Me.

The Game has officially been charged for hitting a police officer.

AC/DC are putting more than a toe into the waters of the internet.

Disturbed have generated over 2,000,000 views in just one week for their new video ‘The Vengeful’.

Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys has joined a band called The Arcs.

Actress Lindsay Lohan will be featured on the upcoming Duran Duran album ‘Paper Gods’ but using her acting voice, not her singing voice.

Toni Braxton will tour Australia for the first time ever in September.

Blues legend Buddy Guy has teamed with soul legend Van Morrison for a tribute to B.B. King on his new album ‘Born To Play Guitar’.

The Rolling Stones have released a live version of the ‘Sticky Fingers’ album recorded just weeks ago in Los Angeles and without notice to fans.

The East 17 reunion has failed miserably with just 30 fans turning up for a show that would hold 833 in Dublin.

Nicki Minaj showed off her gorgeous mother at the 2015 BET Awards.

Lionel Richie thinks his Glastonbury set was absolutely 'outrageous'.

The comic rougue Lee Nelson dashed on to the Pyramid stage and started dancing with the bemused rapper before being forcibly removed by security.

The Dead Daisies have completed the European leg of the Kiss tour and will be back with Kiss for the Australian tour in October.

It has been seven years since the last Robert Forster album ‘The Evangelist’ but the legendary Go-Betweens founder is about to break his drought.

Leslie Morris, the woman who became Joni Mitchell's conservator after recent medical problems, has written a note disputing David Crosby's recent claims.

Michael Hutchence spent the last weeks of his life in Los Angeles working with Black Grape’s Danny Saber for what would become the posthumous self-titled album. Danny has opened up for the very first time for Noise11.com about Michael’s final weeks.

Just over a month after announcing that he was suffering from Acute Erythroid Leukemia (AEL), Chris Squire of Yes has died at the age of 67.

The Rolling Stones special guest for the City of Fountains aka Cow Town or Kansas City show on Saturday night was Ed Sheeran.

This week on iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com, Jan Skubiszewski discusses the all-star line-up he has put together for the Way of the Eagle album and singer songwriter Mark Sholtez gets inspired by the Hollywood Hills.

The Grateful Dead will chronicle their final shows next week in Chicago in a series of live releases.

Spotify reveals its picks for the top songs that are set to be the soundtrack of your summer, leading with three songs that are poised to be summer smashes in the UK.

2014 was clearly a good year for Lisa Stansfield.

Following a long run in New York earlier this year, Lauryn Hill has announced that she will be returning to the UK for a special performance of her intimate 'Small Axe: Acoustic Performance Series' at London's O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire on Wednesday 15th July.

PJ Harvey, the only artist to have been awarded the Mercury Prize twice, will be the special guest at this year's UK Songwriting Festival at Bath Spa University.

The first full day of the Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, England is in the books with sets Mary J. Blige and Motorhead.

Taylor Swift kept a very busy Hyde Park screaming this evening as she played to a sold out 65,000 strong crowd going wild.

Uptown Funk is positioning itself to be one of the classic hits of the last fifty years.