Shannon Noll(born 16 September 1975) is an Australian singer-songwriter who first came to prominence as runner-up of thefirst seasonofAustralian Idolin 2003, which led to him being signed toSony BMG.He has released five top-ten albums, including two number-one multi-platinum sellers. Noll's first ten singles all peaked inside theARIAtop ten, including three that reached number one. He is the only Australian male artist in Australian chart history to have ten consecutive top-ten singles.[1]Noll's debut single, "What About Me?",was certified 4× platinum and became the highest-selling single of 2004 in Australia.
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 Noll at theNickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awardsin Sydney on 7 October 2011 | |
| Background information | |
| Birth name | Shannon Noll |
| Born | 16 September 1975 Orange, New South Wales,Australia |
| Origin | Condobolin,New South Wales,Australia |
| Genres | Rock |
| Occupations | Singer-songwriter, author |
| Instruments | Vocals,guitar,piano |
| Years active | 2001–present |
| Labels | Sony,Universal |
| Website | www |
With 17 platinum and three gold certifications and combined album and single sales of over 1.3 million in Australia, Noll has thethird-highest certification and sales level for anAustralian Idolcontestant.[2]Noll has received sixARIA Music Awardnominations, including Best Pop Release for his second albumLift,and has won fiveARIA No. 1 Chart Awards.He also won theMTV Australia Video Music Awardfor Best Male Artist three years in succession between 2005 and 2007. In 2010, Noll ended his contract with Sony, briefly signed withUniversal Music Australiabefore signing withWarner Music Australia,to release his fifth studio albumUnbrokenin February 2018.
In January 2018, he was revealed as a celebrity contestant on thefourth seasonof the Australian version ofI'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!,[3]and in August 2022, he was revealed to be the "Blowfly" on thefourth seasonofNetwork 10'sThe Masked Singer Australia.
Early life
editNoll was born on 16 September 1975 inOrange, New South Wales,to Neil and Sharyn Noll.[4][5]He grew up in the small town ofTullibigealin central westernNew South Walesas the youngest of three children with his older brothers Adam and Damian.[6][7]Noll spent his entire childhood and teenage years on the family farm, which raised sheep and cattle and grew cereal crops. At school, he enjoyed drama classes and performed in school productions. After leaving school, he traveled toSydneywhere he met his wife Rochelle Ogston and playedAFL.[8][9]As an adult, Noll worked shearing sheep among other tasks. He and his brothers formed the band called Cypress (named after the Cypress pinetimber millwhere they rehearsed). He provided vocals and played guitar. In gigs around theAustralian outback,the band played in country pubs. Although they performed mainly covers, the group also wrote original music. Noll's father Neil was killed during a farming accident in 2001, which left the farm to him and his brothers. After two years of extreme drought, Noll leased the farm out and got by on drought support money and odd-jobbing on a friend's farm.[8][10]He penned a song on his albumLifttitled "Now I Run"in his father's memory.[6]
Career
edit2003–2004:Australian IdolandThat's What I'm Talking About
editIn 2003, Noll successfully auditioned for thefirst seasonofAustralian Idol,singingSouthern Sons' "Hold Me in Your Arms".[11]His audition impressed all three judges, includingMarcia Hineswho told him that she had just discovered "a voice" andIan Dicksonwho informed Noll that "Australia will love you".[11]Following the semi-final process, Noll had advanced through to the top twelve. He eventually progressed through to the grand final withGuy Sebastian,following contestantCosima De Vito's withdrawal from the competition.[12][13]The grand final was held on 19 November 2003 at theSydney Opera House.After the viewer votes had been tallied it was announced that Guy Sebastian was the winner.[14]
Shortly afterIdolNoll signed a five-album deal with BMG Australia, which later merged withSony.[1]He then embarked on theAustralian Idolnational tour in January 2004, with eleven other contestants from the top twelve.[15]That same month Noll released his cover of theMoving Picturessong "What About Me?"as his debut single.[16]It debuted at number one on theARIA Singles Chartand spent four consecutive weeks at the top spot.[17]"What About Me" was the highest-selling single of 2004 in Australia and was certified 4× platinum for shipments of 280,000 copies.[18][19]The song also reached number two in Ireland and number ten in New Zealand.[20][21]Noll's debut albumThat's What I'm Talking Aboutwas released on 9 February 2004,[10]and debuted at number one on the ARIA Albums Chart with first-week sales of 131,680 copies.[17][22]Containing a mixture of pop, rock and country tracks,[10]the album spent fourteen weeks in the top ten, including four weeks at number one, and was certified 5× platinum for shipments of 350,000 copies.[17][23]
The second single "Drive",an uptempo rock track written by Canadian singerBryan Adams,[24]reached number four in Australia and was certified platinum for shipments of 70,000 copies.[17][19]Noll's cover of boy bandA1's "Learn to Fly"was released as the third and final single fromThat's What I'm Talking About.[25]It became his second number one single and was certified gold for shipments of 35,000 copies.[17][19]Noll received two nominations at the2004 ARIA Music Awards,including Highest Selling Single for "What About Me" and Highest Selling Album forThat's What I'm Talking About.[26]He embarked on his first solo headlining tour titled The Overdrive Tour in April 2004 to promote the album.[27][28]In August 2004 Noll starred in a TV special onNetwork TentitledUp Close with Shannon Noll,which was hosted by Ian Dickson.[29]By late 2004 theNine Networkhad approached Noll to re-record the Australian cricket anthem "C'mon Aussie C'mon"with updated lyrics.[30]His version peaked at number two and was certified platinum.[17][31]All proceeds from the single went towardsRed Cross' Good Start Breakfast Club, a community initiative set up to ensure all Australian school children start the day with a healthy breakfast.[30]
2005–2006:Lift
editIn early 2005, Noll went on a songwriting trip to the United States and the United Kingdom to work on his second album withDesmond Child,Dianne WarrenandWayne Hector.[6]He later decided not to use any of the material he wrote with Child and also passed on a song by Warren because he preferred his work with local Australian songwriters.[6]Throughout February and March 2005, Noll opened for Bryan Adams on the Australian leg of his Room Service Tour.[32]His second albumLiftwas released on 16 October 2005, and debuted at number one.[17][33]The album, with 11 out of 13 tracks co-written by Noll, covered topics including finding love, death, overcoming odds and self belief.[11][34]It spent nine weeks in the top ten and was certified 3× platinum for shipments of 210,000 copies.[17][35]The lead single "Shine"also debuted at number one and was certified platinum.[17][31]The album's title track and second single "Lift"peaked at number 10 and was certified gold.[17][36]It was later chosen as the theme song for the Australian version of reality seriesThe Biggest Loser.[37]Two further singles were released from the album, "Now I Run"which peaked at number six and"Lonely"which peaked at number eight.[17]Noll received two nominations at the2006 ARIA Music Awards,including Highest Selling Single for "Shine" andBest Pop ReleaseforLift.[38]He embarked on his second solo headlining tour titled the Lift Tour in January 2006 to promote the album.[39][40]
Noll was set to star in the filmKing of the Mountain,based loosely on the life of Australian racerPeter Brock,but he declined the offer.[41][42]In September 2006 Noll dropped Sydney firm Caplice Management and signed with New York-based management group Worldwide Entertainment Group (WEG). The decision was seen as part of his effort to gain success in the US, after having previously put on showcase performances for music industry executives with no luck.[43]He supported American rock bandLiveon their Australian tour the following month.[43][44]In December 2006 Noll andNatalie Bassingthwaightereleased a cover of thePeter GabrielandKate Bushduet "Don't Give Up"which peaked at number two and was certified platinum, after spending eleven consecutive weeks in the top ten.[17][45]It served as the lead single from the compilation albumHome: Songs of Hope & Journey,which was released to raise funds forbeyondblue's depression research activities.[46]"Don't Give Up" earned Noll a nomination for Highest Selling Single at the ARIA Music Awards the following year.[47]
2007–2009:Turn It Up,No Turning Back: The Story So FarandWhat Matters the Most
editIn September 2007, Noll made his theatrical debut as Parson Nathaniel in the Australian tour of the stage musicalJeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds.[48][49]His third album,Turn It Up,was released on 15 September 2007;[50]it debuted at number three and was certified platinum.[17][51]Noll had travelled to the US earlier that year to work on the album with several songwriters and producers, includingRichard Marx,Luke EbbinandBon JoviguitaristRichie Sambora.[50][52]The anthemic rock tune "Loud"was released as the lead single fromTurn It Upand debuted at number three.[17][50]The second single "In Pieces"reached number 26, while the third single"Everybody Needs a Little Help"did not chart.[17]Noll embarked on his third solo headlining tour, titled the Turn It Up Tour, in June 2008 to promote the album.[53]
Noll was honoured in an episode of the Australian version ofThis Is Your Life.[11][54]His first compilation albumNo Turning Back: The Story So Farwas released on 27 September 2008, and debuted at number seven.[17][55]The album included ten of Noll's hit singles and five new tracks.[55]His cover of theBrian Melosong "Summertime"was released as the only single from the album and peaked at number 54.[55][56]He embarked on his No Turning Back Tour to promote the album's release.[55][57]In June 2009, Noll again appeared as Parson Nathaniel in the UK tour ofJeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds.[58][59]Noll's second compilation albumWhat Matters the Most,featuring songs from his previous albums, was released in the UK to coincide with the tour but it did not chart.[60][61]Two of his previous singles, "Shine" and "Now I Run", were re-released to accompany the album's UK release.[62][63]He returned to Australia the following month for his acoustic In the Raw Tour, which featured a special Q&A session with host Nick Bennett.[62][64]
2010–2014:A Million Suns
edit
In January 2010, Noll announced that he had parted ways with Sony, adding that it was time for a fresh start elsewhere.[65]He later signed withUniversal Music Australiaand released his fourth albumA Million Sunson 14 October 2011 which debuted at number eight.[17][66]The lead single "Switch Me On"was co-written byBenji MaddenofGood Charlotte,[67]and its music video was filmed inTokyo.[66][68]"Switch Me On" reached number 42 and was certified gold.[17][69]Three further singles "My Place in the Line", "Living in Stereo" and "Rewind" all failed to chart.[17][70]Noll embarked on his A Million Suns Tour in 2012 to promote the album.[71]In April 2012, Noll became a contestant on thetwelfth seasonofDancing with the Stars Australiaand was partnered with professional dancer Elena Samodanova.[72]He was forced to withdraw from the competition the following month after suffering a severe spinal injury while rehearsing a lift with Samodanova.[73][74]
Noll released the single "Man I Can Trust" on 1 October 2012 to coincide with the release of his autobiographyShannon Noll: So Far,which he wrote with Sydney writer Alan Whiticker.[75][76]The book explores Noll's early days on the family farm, the pain his family suffered following his father's death, his depression and drug usage, as well as the battles he waged against his critics and the music industry.[76]From November 2012 to February 2013, Noll embarked on his In My Youth Tour which featured him performing acoustic covers of songs from the '80s that were chosen by his fans.[77]In late 2013 Noll became the featured promoter of South Australian retailerRadio Rentalsand its sister brand RT Edwards in Queensland.[78][79]The commercials for Radio Rentals and RT Edwards featured Noll singing theRoy Orbisonhit "You Got It".[78]He embarked on his Invincible Tour in February 2014 and performed a mixture of old and new songs.[80]Noll released "We Only Live Once" in July 2014 as the lead single from his next album, but it did not chart.[81]The single's music video featured an appearance byMiss UniversefinalistRenae Ayris.[82]Noll embarked on his We Only Live Once Tour in September 2014 to support the single's release.[83]
2016–present:UnbrokenandRaw
editOn 30 September 2016, Noll released the single "Who I Am", from his forthcoming fifth studio album.[84]On 5 May 2017, Noll released the single "Southern Sky"[85]This was followed by the release of a video and announcement of a national tour on 9 May.[86] On 4 December, Noll and his record label Warner Music announced his fifth studio album is titledUnbrokenand was released in Australia on 2 February 2018. In January 2018, Noll competed in the fourth season of the AustralianI'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.[3]He was announced as runner-up on the show's finale on 12 March 2018.[87]
On 4 November 2019, Noll released a song titled "Long Live the Summer", which was the lead single for his forthcoming sixth studio album.[88][89]He then went on to release a track called "Wonderful", on 20 November 2020, which was featured as the second single for the album.[90][91]In 2020, Noll toured acrossNew South Walesand performed over 30 intimate and acoustic shows. Following this successful run of shows, fans requested an album based on these shows. The album includes the first song written entirely by Noll.[92]The third and final single of the album was a song titled "Better", which was released on 23 April 2021.[93][94]Noll's sixth studio album, titledRaw,was officially released on 28 May 2021 and was supported by theRaw & UncoveredAustralian tour.[95][96][97]Upon release, Noll said the album "features some new songs plus new recordings of many of the songs you love hearing at my live shows plus covers of some Aussie classics."[98]Rawdebuted at number 3 on the ARIA Charts, becoming his sixth consecutive top ten studio album.[99][100]At the end of the year, the album was positioned at number 49 on the ARIA Year End Charts for Australian Country Albums.[101]
In August 2022, Noll was revealed to be blowfly on thefourth seasonof Network 10'sThe Masked Singer Australia,where he placed fifth overall.[102][103][104]On 23 August, he released his first song for 2022, a non-album single titled "Take Me Away".[105]In September 2022, he released two remixed versions of his 2004 hit song "What About Me".[106]In Early 2023, Noll released a podcast titledIdol Talking With Nollsie,to coincide with the return ofAustralian Idol,which had been picked up by theSeven Network.[107][108]In April 2023, he released another single titled "Believe It", which was his first release of that year, and revealed that he was working on his seventh studio album.[109][110][111]
Charity
editNoll has to date donated well over $1 million to various charities throughout Australia.[8]Most notably he donated the earnings from two of his platinum singles, "C'mon Aussie C'mon"[112]and "Don't Give Up".[113]Noll additionally makes appearances and personally raises funds for charities.[citation needed]
Noll regularly appears in fundraisers forMovember,a foundation that supports research intotesticular cancer.[114]
Legacy
editNoll has become a popularInternet meme,particularly in Australia. The popular phrase "Shannon Noll was robbed of the 2003Australian Idoltitle "gained popularity in 2015, with multiple Facebook pages appearing featuring the phrase.[115]Noll acknowledged the internet fame, finding it "very funny" and stating, "Some of the stuff they've done is bloody brilliant and very clever and very funny. I reckon half of the kids putting together these memes need to be on my marketing team!"[116]In January 2016, aFacebookpage was created titled "Get Shannon Noll toGroovin' the Moo2016 ". Despite the page's thousands of likes, the organisers of Groovin' the Moo did not reach out to the artist to perform. In June 2016, the 'GATchphrase' for the 2016GAT(a theme chosen by the VCE students of Victoria to write into their papers to show group protest) was voted to beShannon Noll was robbed of the 2003 Australian Idol title.An estimated 3,600 took part in this event.[117]
Personal life
editNoll married his long-time girlfriend Rochelle Ogston at St Peter's Church inCremorne, New South Wales,on 2 October 2004.[118]They have three sons and a daughter.[8][119]
Legal issues
editIn December 2004, Noll was caught driving drunk in his home town of Condobolin. He promptly admitted that it was a "stupid mistake".[120]On 5 April 2005, Noll pleaded guilty in court to driving with a blood alcohol reading of 0.11. The magistrate disqualified him from driving for nine months, fined him $1,000, and ordered him to pay court costs.[121]
On 15 January 2017, Noll was arrested for assaulting a bouncer at an Adelaidestrip club.He was charged with two counts of assault and was scheduled to appear at theAdelaide magistrates courtin February 2017.[122] The charges were dropped during a brief court hearing on 6 April 2017.[123]
In July 2018 during a gig at the Duck Creek Picnic Races inNyngan,New South Wales, Noll launched an almost two-minute tirade at a crowd member who threw a can of beer on stage, receiving appreciative support from the crowd. A video of the incident recorded on a phone, in which Noll angrily responds to the beer can incident with an outburst including "Fucking private school, stupid fucking mother fucker... Have some balls and come up here and I'll punch your fucking teeth down your throat out the back, dog-arse prick. Then I'll fuck your missus and your mum,"[124]went viral. Noll later apologised on Facebook, writing: "I completely understand that that is still no excuse for the way I spoke and I am deeply sorry for the terrible things I said that were purely out of frustration."[125][126]Noll was dropped from a Queensland Rodeo as a result of the outburst.[127]The crowd's reaction during the incident, appearing to goad Noll into threats of violence was widely reported as disturbing.[128]In his apology, Noll blamed his outburst on one of his band previously getting hurt when a firecracker was thrown on stage, and the large number of beer cans being thrown at the band.[129][130]
On 13 September 2018, Noll was charged after NSW police allegedly found him with a bag of "white powder" while searching the premises of the Caringbah Hotel,Caringbah.[131] On 11 October 2018, Noll was placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond after pleading guilty to cocaine possession. The magistrate chose not to record a criminal conviction.[132]
Discography
edit- That's What I'm Talking About(2004)
- Lift(2005)
- Turn It Up(2007)
- A Million Suns(2011)
- Unbroken(2018)
- Raw(2021)
Tours
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Awards and nominations
editAPRA Awards
editTheAPRA Awardsis an annual awards ceremony held by the Australasian Performing Right Association to recognise songwriting skills, sales and airplay performance by its members annually. Noll has won one award from two nominations.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007 | "Lift" | Most Performed Australian Work[133] | Won |
| 2012 | "Switch Me On" | Rock Work of the Year[134] | Nominated |
ARIA Music Awards
editTheARIA Music Awardsare a set of annual ceremonies presented byAustralian Recording Industry Association(ARIA), which recognise excellence, innovation and achievement across all genres of themusic of Australia.They commenced in 1987. Noll has received six nominations.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 | "What About Me" | Highest Selling Single[26] | Nominated |
| That's What I'm Talking About | Highest Selling Album[26] | Nominated | |
| 2006 | "Shine" | Highest Selling Single[38] | Nominated |
| Lift | Best Pop Release[38] | Nominated | |
| 2007 | "Don't Give Up" | Highest Selling Single[47] | Nominated |
| 2011 | Shannon Noll | Most Popular Australian Live Artist[135] | Nominated |
ARIA No. 1 Chart Awards
editTheARIA No. 1 Chart Awardsare given to Australian recording artists who have achieved a number-one single or album on theARIA Charts.Noll has won five awards.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 | That's What I'm Talking About | Number One Album[136] | Won |
| "What About Me" | Number One Single[136] | Won | |
| "Learn to Fly" | Number One Single[136] | Won | |
| 2005 | Lift | Number One Album[136] | Won |
| "Shine" | Number One Single[136] | Won |
Country Music Awards (CMAA)
editTheCountry Music Awards of Australia(CMAA) (also known as the Golden Guitar Awards) is an annual awards night held in January during theTamworth Country Music Festival,celebrating recording excellence in the Australian country music industry. They have been held annually since 1973.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016[137] | "Spirit of the Anzacs" (withLee Kernaghan,Guy Sebastian,Jessica Mauboy,Jon Stevens,SheppardandMegan Washington) |
Vocal Collaboration of the Year | Won |
| Video clip of the Year | Won |
MTV Australia Video Music Awards
editTheMTV Australia Video Music Awardswas an awards ceremony presented byMTV Australiathat honoured the best music videos of both local and international acts. Noll won three awards.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Shannon Noll | Best Male Artist[138] | Won |
| 2006 | Shannon Noll | Best Male Artist[139] | Won |
| 2007 | Shannon Noll | Best Male Artist[140] | Won |
Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards
editTheNickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awardswas an awards ceremony that honoured the biggest television, movie and music acts, as voted by the public. Noll won three awards.
| Year | Nominee / work | Award | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 | Shannon Noll | Fave Australian[141] | Won |
| "Drive" | Fave Song[141] | Won | |
| 2007 | Shannon Noll | Fave Male Singer[142] | Won |
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