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Jon Stevens The Noiseworks and INXS Collection tour will roll into Melbourne this Sunday night for a performance at Memo Music Hall.

Jon Stevens says that all of the work being down by Australia’s musicians to help drought-stricken farmers is finally leading to some action by the government.

Jon Stevens ‘Rain Down On Me’, his charity song for drought stricken farmers, has debuted at no 1 on iTunes Top Rock Songs chart.

Steve Balbi was recruited by Fox Sports to compose the theme for Gus Worland’s ‘Cricket Tragic’. That turned into a gig to write the theme song for The Big Break and the riff from that has now evolved into the full track ‘Modern Love’.

Jon Stevens will release a new song ‘Rain Down On Me’ with proceeds going the drought-stricken farmers.

Jon Stevens has lined up a mini RockFest for Corner Hotel show with The Heartache State featuring Nick Barker and J.R. Reyne joining the bill.

Jon Stevens latest shows piece together over 30 years of music successes covering his early days with Noiseworks, his recent years with The Dead Daises and his time with INXS and as part of Jesus Christ Superstar.

Viagogo, the go-to site for scalpers, is selling tickets to the Stuart Fraser fundraiser at up to four times the tickets face value.

John Farnham, Jimmy Barnes and Noiseworks will gather for a benefit concert for Stuart Fraser, who has at one time played in all-three bands.

Jon Stevens has been working with Dave Stewart and the result is quite stunning.

The new Mi-Sex album ‘Not From Here’ is a benchmark for the band. ‘Not From Here’ is the first Mi-Sex album in 33 years.

Skyhooks guitarist Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie has put together a Skyhooks supergroup for his upcoming Million Dollar Riff show with members of Noiseworks, John Farnham’s Band and Taxiride to perform the music of his old band Skyhooks.

Australian based singer songwriter Jon Stevens will perform an intimate showcase in Nashville in coming weeks with Dave Stewart.

Three years ago Duane McDonald thought up this crazy idea of giving Australian music fans a great day out. Who would have thought that such a crazy idea would be a hit? Three years on, the Red Hot Summer tour is one of Australia’s most popular live events.

Noiseworks will return to active duty in 2016 with their first album since 1991 completed and songs now being roadtested.

As the Red Hot Summer tour heats up for 2016 fans of the show now have an album to souvenir at the shows.

The Red Hot Summer tour has officially opened for 2016 with a sold out show on the New South Wales coastal town of Batemans Bay.

Red Hot Summer will head to the Hunter Valley in 2016.

Three years ago promoter Duane McDonald had an idea to give families a big day out with great Australian music at a value priced ticket. One Electric Day was born.

One Electric Day will kick off for 2015 at Melbourne’s Werribee Park Mansion today.

The Red Hot Summer Tour, featuring Jimmy Barnes, Noiseworks, The Angels, Mark Seymour & The Undertow and The Badloves, will head to Queensland in March, 2016.

Australia’s biggest names will gather for a benefit concert for Shane Cooper and Mick Skelton in Sydney on November 23.

The Red Hot Summer tour, the labour of love for promoter Duane McDonald, has become the proof that Australian’s really do want to hear Australian music.

Tickets for the 2016 Red Hot Summer tour will be available from 9am Thursday.

The Red Hot Summer tour has expanded for 2016 with new towns added for a first rate line-up featuring Jimmy Barnes, Noiseworks, The Angels, Mark Seymour & The Undertow and The Badloves.