The final studio work for the late Stuart ‘Chet’ Fraser of Noiseworks was captured for Horizon. The band features John Farnham band alumni Brett Garsed (guitar) and Angus Burchall (drums) with Stuart of guitar, Lee Bradshaw on vocals and Richard Panaia on bass.

Mick Harvey will join The Cruel Sea on keyboards, percussion and backing vocals for the Straight Into The Sun theatre tour.

Simple Plan will play a one-off headline show in Sydney performing the album ‘Still Not Getting Any’ from start to finish for the very first time ever.

The legendary The Faces have recorded 11 tracks for a new album, their drummer Kenney Jones has confirmed.

Judith Owen has added a second date for Melbourne in June at the Paris Cat Jazz Club.

The Metallica M72 World Tour is officially into its third year with the first date for 2025 now played out of Syracruse, New York.

Peter McIan, the producer for Men At Work’s two classic albums ‘Business As Usual’ (1981) and ‘Cargo’ (1983), has passed away.

Aussie due Holy Holy are about to call it quits bout 14 years. Timothy Carroll and Oscar Dawson have announced a hiatus for Holy Holy with a final album ‘Sweet Bitter Sweet’ on the way.

Snoop Dogg is returning to The Voice for season 28.

Green Day is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Kendrick Lamar leads the nominations for the 2025 American Music Awards with 10 nods.

On Saturday, April 12, 2025, Sony Hall in New York City hosted an electrifying performance by The Wooten Brothers, Victor, Joseph, Regi and Roy. Friend of the band and The Noise Network Chief Operations Officer Nick Kontonicolas was in attendance as an invited guest of the Wootens.

Sophie Payten (aka Gordi) has been selected to open for David Gray’s upcoming Australian tour in November.

Daryl Hall and Glenn Tilbrook have added a stack of new dates which now sees the tour going through to November.

ZZ Top will return to Australia this weekend for their first Aussie shows in 12 years.

How much would you play for a reel-to-reel stereo tape recorder? How about a turntable? What if it was an Alice Cooper branded tape recorder and Alice Cooper branded turntable from Revox? Would you pay 23,487€ for the recorder? How about 7.521€ for the turntable.

Metallica will rock the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Roy Thomas Baker, the legendary record producer behind Queen, The Cars, Motley Crue, Devo, Ozzy Osbourne and Cheap Trick, has died at the age of 78.

Tropical Fu*k Storm have released another preview of the upcoming ‘Fairyland Codex’ album due in June. ‘Dunning Kruger’s Loser Cruiser’ comes with a video by Nespy 5 Euro.

The original Alice Cooper band have regrouped and recorded their first album since 1973’s ‘Muscle of Love’.

The first of the Australian shows for George Thorogood & The Destroyers have kicked off and this weekend the first of the shows for ZZ Top in Australia will also begin with Red Hot Summer in Bendigo on Saturday and Mornington on Sunday.

For the past 25 years Lenny Kravitz has been living in a breathtaking mansion in Paris, with each room an artistic expression curated by Kravitz.

Katy Perry thinks she is an astronaut because she went on a rocket ride.

Dave Grohl made a surprise appearance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday (19.04.25).

Dance music star Deadmau5 has apologised to his fans for his drunken behaviour during his set at Coachella over the weekend.

Kimble Rendall, a founding member of Hoodoo Gurus and before that XL Capris, has died at the age of 67.

On December 7, 1980 Willie Nile and John Lennon were recording at The Record Plant studio in New York City when engineer Thom Panunzio called saying, “John broke a string on his guitar. Do you have any extra strings?"

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been denied the chance to have his trial delayed.

Drummer Zak Starkey is not parting company with The Who despite issuing a statement to the contrary.

In 2004, The Libertines toured Australia for the first time, without Pete Doherty, due to his drug addictions. When the rest of the band toured Japan, feeling betrayed he burgled Carl Barat’s flat and was jailed for six months. Since then, Doherty has toured with the band notably in 2018, where they also played the Forum and, on this sold-out show, clearly devoid of drugs and shenanigans of the past, the two albeit more mature founding members Doherty and Barat have well and truly buried the hatchet.