Tributes have been flowing from music stars worldwide following the passing of Sinéad O'Connor. Bryan Adams, Cat Stevens, Billy Bragg and Ron Sexsmith have posted tributes.

Stars from the original Back to the Future movie reunited in New York overnight for at a gala celebrating the new musical ‘Back to the Future The Musical’.

Kav Temperley of Eskimo Joe is getting together with Lisa Mitchell, Chalrie Collins and Karen Lee Andrews to perform the music of Fleetwood Mac in ‘Yesterday’s Gone – The Fleetwood Mac Legacy’.

Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor has died at the age of 56. She was born 8 December, 1966.

Solo artist and former Yazoo singer Alison Moyet has graduated from Brighton University in the UK with a degree in Fine Art.

Dolly Parton has premiered her cover of Queen’s ‘We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions’ from her upcoming album ‘Rockstar’.

Snoop Dogg has cancelled his two Hollywood Bowl shows in support of the striking actors and writers.

Mick Jagger is 80 years old today as Noise11 takes a look back at each milestone birthday from 20 to 80 and where he was at musically.

Fifty years after making the original with Pink Floyd, Roger Waters today announced that he is to premiere his new recording, The Dark Side of the Moon Redux, live at The London Palladium, on October 8, 2023.

Blur have unveiled two brand new songs. Blur released their ninth studio album, The Ballad Of Darren, last week. It marked their first LP in eight years.

All four members of Blur (Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree) join Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music 1 to discuss details around their new album ‘The Ballad of Darren’, out now. The band discuss the early days in Soho, their recent Wembley Stadium shows and how Graham and Damon are similar to Wham!. They also share details on recent single ‘St Charles Square’, how they felt about making the new record, the characters that feature on the album and the theme of sadness that comes from Damon’s lyrics.

Pink Floyd co-founder and drummer Nick Mason has been made a Honorary Citizen of Pompeii in Italy.

Bruce Springsteen is the featured artist on the new Gaslight Anthem song ‘History Books’.

Lol Tolhurst, James Murphy and Jacknife Lee have created an album together and have the song ‘Los Angeles’ for you to hear now.

Ted Lasso star Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent in the Apple+ comedy Ted Lasso, is about to go on his first ever American stand-up comedy tour.

Harry Styles gave a heartfelt speech to his fans as his mammoth Love on Tour trek closed in Italy on Saturday.

Sir Tom Jones has kept his vow to “keep on singing Delilah”.

The television premiere of ‘John Farnham: Finding The Voice’ has pulled in 866,000 for the Seven Network across the five city metro spread of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.

S Club’s first single in 20 years is titled ‘These are the Days’.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor is collaborating on a Christmas ballad about the “importance of belonging”.

Cher has surprised her fans by launching her own gelato brand called Cherlato.

Disturbed were forced to cancel their concert in Phoenix, Arizona at the last moment due problems with their equipment from the excessive heat.

Paramore have cancelled four US dates due to an unspecified illness.

Ryan Gosling has recorded Matchbox Twenty’s ‘Push’ for the Barbie movie.

The 1975's Good Vibes festival in Kuala Lumpur has been cancelled after frontman Matty Healy shared an onstage kiss with bassist Ross MacDonald.

Paul Simon has reunited his live band for rehearsals as he battles to end his enforced retirement from touring.

Britney Spears has deleted her Instagram just days after releasing a new single titled Mind Your Business.

Neil Young’s 1976 unreleased at the time ‘Odeon Budokan’ album will have a standalone release on vinyl.

Tony Bennett was the last of the original crooners. His passing at age 96 marks the end of an era.

Susan Benedetto, Tony Bennet’s wife and Danny Bennett, his son, have issued the following statement following the death of the music legend.