Tyrone will be moving to New York to further his solo career shortly after performing at his home state's major biennial music festival, The Queensland Music Festival, on July 25 2009 at historic Jimbour House with band and full orchestra.

It will be the first time his whole family have performed on stage together, and has been designed to "highlight the extraordinary contribution made by the Noonan family to Queensland's arts and cultural landscape". 

Take the sunniest day you've ever had, rock out like you never have before while singing the most honest truths you have ever uttered at the top of your lungs and you're well on your way to realising the potential of the forthcoming album from singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tyrone Noonan.

I Believe is the name of the long-awaited and much anticipated full-length debut from Noonan, on which he activates the potential promised on his most recent release, Heavy Soul Part 1.

Encapsulating that timeless sound - a flawless mix of English, American and Australian influences - I Believe is a record of international proportions with limitless capabilities, fusing an evocative combination of rock, pop, soul, funk and reggae.

As co-vocalist, keyboardist, guitarist and composer for george, one of Australia's most beloved bands of recent times, it would have been easy for Noonan to rest on his laurels - after all he does know how it feels to sit at the apex of the Australian music industry, to win an ARIA award, to represent his country at L.A.'s Musexpo, to play in front of a TV audience of billions (Rugby World Cup) and of course what it takes to support international superstars like Macy Gray, Jewel and Tori Amos.