Chris Brown was reportedly 'smoking a ton of pot' on a recent flight via private jet.

Tom Petty has something old and something pseudo-older coming.

Sam Smith will return to Australia in November to make good on his postponed shows from April.

Tony Iommi, guitarist for Black Sabbath, is about to become a TV talent show mentor.

Mariah Carey has released the video for Infinity, the one new song on her new album #1 to Infinity.

If you are of ‘a certain age’ you probably had all of these albums in their original vinyl incarnation and there seems little point in discussing either the quality of the music or the impact that Cream had on the music scene then and for the rest of modern history.

Tonight's London show at The Forum in Kentish Town has had to be postponed after Hozier came down with a very bad throat infection.

Normie Rowe will mark his 50th anniversary this weekend performing in a venue that 50 years ago was the same room where he recorded his first single.

Perth’s Jebediah is set for a national run of dates to mark their 20th anniversary with a series of shows in Sydney this week and then a lap of Australia including a run of four nights in Melbourne.

Grateful Dead fans, it's time to raid your savings account (if you didn't already for final show tickets). Rhino is about to release an 80-CD box set containing thirty previously unreleased Dead shows, one from each year of their existence.

Nile Rodgers has revealed the line-up for his FOLD Festival in New Jersey in August and it is compelling.

Elizabeth Rose has articulated the mood of Australia’s marriage equality movement into a new song ‘Division’.

It took a disgraced child molester to save Tony Abbott from being Australia's most hated celebrity. Rolf Harris has pipped the Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott for the title.

Blur's Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon talk about their experiences at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios.

Iggy Azalea and Nick Young are engaged.

Jason Derulo is invited to the White House surprisingly often.

Mastodon were featured on last nights episode of HBO's smash TV phenomenon Game of Thrones.

Iggy Azalea has explained why she decided to cancel her The Great Escape Tour.

John Newman, one of the major breakthrough artists in the UK in recent years, makes his return with the release on July 17th of his new single 'Come And Get It'.

Melbourne's Courtney Barnett gave Conan O'Brien a good dose of Australian culture on Monday (June 1, 2015).

‘Black & White’, Colleen Hewett’s first album in 14 years, has debuted at number one on the Australian Jazz Chart.

Gold Gin, a Melbourne “supergroup” featuring Ashley Naylor, Marc Welsh, Jim Coelli and Brett Wolfenden. Pat Carmody, Kat Spazzy, Tommy Boyce and Gemma Sharard, has formed for a one-off night to mark the 40th anniversary of the Kiss Alive album in Melbourne.

Melbourne’s premium live music concert arena, Rod Laver Arena, is about to undergo a bold new makeover.

Triple J is continuing to do series damage to commercial radio in Australia’s top markets.

Enrique Iglesias has had reconstructive hand surgery following an onstage accident.

The Tidal music streaming service owned by Jay-Z with a number of big artists as "shareholders" may be headed for a big fall.

Noise11.com presents another taste of the second album for The Dead Daisies ‘Revolucion’.

Despite only producing one studio album before his death at age 30, Jeff Buckley became legendary in Australia and France. His father Tim Buckley could have become one of the greatest singer songwriters on the 70s but his life ended at age 28.

Everything goes at ‘Anything Goes’. It has the songs, the dance moves, the comedy and a first class Australian cast.

You may already know the story, the Buddhist rapper - Maxi Jazz, the superstar DJ and multi instrumentalist ' Sister Bliss and the backroom boy ' Producer Rollo Armstrong who came together in 1995.