All Them Witches return with House Of Mirrors, their seventh studio album and first full-length release in six years. In this exclusive Noise11 interview, Ben McLeod and Parks sit down with Paul ...
Albert Hammond Jr.’s Yours To Keep Turns 20 With Sean Lennon And Julian Casablancas Inside The Story
Albert Hammond Jr.’s debut solo album Yours To Keep turns 20, revealing an unexpected musical connection between Sean Lennon, Julian Casablancas and the Strokes guitarist.
Hugh Cornwell has cancelled his Australian tour after the shows were moved to December. Fans will receive automatic full refunds for their tickets.
Aerosmith will return to the Hollywood Bowl for two concerts featuring an extraordinary guest lineup, including Slash, Heart, The Black Crowes, Run-DMC, Sammy Hagar and Tom Morello.
Dolly Parton has officially opened her SongTeller Hotel and Life of Many Colors Museum in Nashville, creating a permanent destination devoted to her music, life and legacy.
Powderfinger have joined the cryptic comeback campaign, using a coded video and the date of their final show to hint that something is changing.
Starset's “Transfusion” begins with unusual restraint before expanding into a heavy cinematic finale, following two new songs released earlier in 2026.
The Church release “Sky And Hill” and “Forever” as a double single ahead of Lacuna, with Steve Kilbey revealing the stories behind two very different songs.
Jakob Dylan’s connection to Tom Petty gives The Wallflowers’ first Australian tour an added dimension as they perform Long After Dark in full alongside Bringing Down The Horse.
Thirty years after The Heads released No Talking, Just Head, the album remains a fascinating chapter in the Talking Heads story, from its remarkable guest singers to the legal battle with David Byrne.
Cryptic Powderfinger clues are appearing across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, with references to the band's songs, five members and 2010 farewell.
Lamb Of God, Trivium and Bleed From Within delivered an intense triple-header at Melbourne's John Cain Arena, with Trivium spanning their catalogue and Lamb Of God balancing Into Oblivion with songs ...
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