Update What Happened To Noiseworks?

Noiseworks called it a day after their final show in Sydney in March 1992.

It was the end of an era for the Australian rock band that had stormed the charts in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The band’s success was fueled by their catchy tunes, energetic live performances, and a string of hit singles including “Touch”, “No Lies”, and “Take Me Back”. However, despite their popularity, the band faced internal tensions and creative differences that ultimately led to their decision to part ways.

The final show in Sydney was a bittersweet farewell for fans. While the band played their hearts out, the air was thick with a sense of finality. The band’s lead singer, Jon Stevens, had a particularly emotional night. He had been the driving force behind Noiseworks, and his departure from the band marked the end of an important chapter in his life. In the years that followed, the band members went their separate ways, pursuing solo careers or joining other projects. Stevens continued to make music, while Stuart McLachlan and Steve Balbi formed a new band called The Angels. While the band may have disbanded, their music continues to resonate with fans and their legacy as one of Australia’s most successful rock bands remains intact.