The latest Bluesfest Touring update confirms multiple cancellations, with several international acts withdrawing Australian sideshows as the impact of the Bluesfest collapse continues to unfold.

Alex Cameron of Bad//Dreems has revealed to Noise11 that the band will take an indefinite hiatus following the release of Ultra Dundee, closing a 15-year chapter in Australian music

Multi-platinum global star Khalid will return to Australia and New Zealand in November 2026 for his It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour, joined by special guest Lauv across all dates

Glen Hansard previews his upcoming album Don+t Settle - Transmissions East with a powerful live performance of ‘My Little Ruin', recorded in Berlin and capturing the essence of his enduring artistry

Son Little has unveiled the new track “Whip The Wind” as anticipation builds for the release of his latest album, ‘Cityfolk', which drops tomorrow. The song previews the record's blend of rhythmic innovation and reflective storytelling, cementing Aaron Earl Livingston's place as one of contemporary music's most compelling voices.

Counting Crows expand their 2026 Australian run with a new Brisbane date, reinforcing that their Live Nation tour remains unaffected by the Bluesfest cancellation

The Living End step in with a last minute headline show at Hotel Brunswick, giving fans a live fix over the Easter weekend after Bluesfest was called off.

James Reyne and Simon Binks have moved to formally challenge long-held Australian Crawl trademarks, as founding members seek recognition and access to the band's intellectual property

Paul Dempsey will take his Shotgun Karaoke Vol. II show across regional Australia after a sold out capital city run, bringing his unpredictable, singalong-driven performances to audiences nationwide

Two Door Cinema Club will return to Australia in November 2026 to perform their breakthrough album Tourist History in full, joined by The Vaccines performing their own landmark debut What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?

The Doobie Brothers reshaped their sound when Michael McDonald joined for the 1976 album Takin' It To The Streets, a record that steered the band into a new era of pop and rock success.

Half A Century After Its Release, George Benson's Breezin' Remains One Of The Most Successful Jazz Albums Ever Recorded And A Defining Moment In The Guitarist's Career

The Bob Dylan Center will launch the next intake of its prestigious songwriting fellowship, offering emerging writers a rare opportunity to study the legacy of Bob Dylan while developing their own craft.

Roman Candle unveil their debut album Unadulterated and new single Blasphemous Act as the Las Vegas band steps forward with their most intense material to date

Rock legend Peter Frampton returns with his first album of new material in 16 years, Carry The Light, created alongside his son Julian Frampton and featuring a remarkable lineup of collaborators