Paul Cashmere

Ministry Of Sound’s TESTAMENT returns in July 2026 with 11 shows across seven cities, celebrating the defining sounds of 90s and 00s club culture.

Mia Wray will tour Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney this April in support of her new single When We Were Young.

DMA’S announce a one-off Sydney hometown show at Metro Theatre to celebrate 10 years of their debut album Hills End, performed in full.

The Living End mark 20 years since their chart-topping album State of Emergency, celebrating a milestone in Australian punk rock history

Control turned 40 in 2026, highlighting Janet Jackson’s assertion of creative independence and her rise to pop and R&B superstardom.

Lynyrd Skynyrd mark 50 years of their iconic album Gimme Back My Bullets, a Southern rock milestone produced by Tom Dowd.

Paul Simon brings Seven Psalms and classic hits to North American audiences with the 2026 A Quiet Celebration Tour

Broken Social Scene announce first album in nine years, Remember the Humans, release lead single and confirm tour with Metric and Stars

Koyo return with their second album Barely Here, led by the new single Irreversible and shaped by years of touring.

YNG Martyr flips Kelly Clarkson’s Since You Been Gone into a bass-heavy modern rework, driven by fan demand and built for full-volume impact.

Moler are back with Roky, the first single from their long-awaited album 69, due March 6, alongside a run of Victorian launch shows.

Sanguisugabogg are bringing their brutal US death metal assault back to Australia in June 2026, joined by PeelingFlesh, with venue upgrades already confirmed.

Amanda Pelman’s autobiography Four Weddings And An Encore offers a candid, intelligent and deeply personal account of four decades inside the Australian and international music industry.

Founding Three Dog Night singer Chuck Negron has died aged 83. Negron’s lead vocals on Joy To The World, One and An Old Fashioned Love Song helped define a generation.

New court filings have added another layer to the legal dispute between Amy Taylor of Amyl & The Sniffers and photographer Jamie Nelson, first reported by Noise11 in December 2025.

A new trailer for the Michael Jackson biopic Michael offers the clearest look yet at the estate approved film chronicling the early rise of the King Of Pop.

Darkthrone celebrate four decades with The Fist In The Face Of God, a deluxe Peaceville box set capturing the band’s definitive black metal years on nine LPs and DVD.

Descendents return to Australia and New Zealand in June 2026, marking 30 years of Everything Sucks with a career-spanning tour.

Maisie Peters has added new Sydney and Melbourne shows to her March 2026 Australian tour following rapid sell outs, ahead of her third album Florescence.

Fischer-Z have announced their first ever Australian tour, celebrating 50 years of music with shows across the country in late 2026.

Metalcore pioneers Poison The Well will return to Australia in June 2026 for their first tour since 2009, bringing their new album Peace In Place and special guests Haywire.

Public Service Broadcasting will return to Australia and New Zealand in May 2026 with their powerful cinematic live show, touring in support of their latest album The Last Flight.

Hugh Cornwell, the original singer and songwriter of The Stranglers, brings his legendary catalogue back to Australia for a June 2026 national tour.

Jeff Goldblum returns to Australia with The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra for The Night Blooms World Tour, celebrating his latest jazz album and decades-long musical journey.

The Cure’s Boys Don’t Cry 86 Mix is finally available on streaming with a new 2026 remaster and ATMOS mix, completing a long missing chapter in the band’s catalogue.

The Cranberries’ rare 1991 EP Uncertain returns on limited edition vinyl, capturing the band just before their global breakthrough.

Jake Shimabukuro steps into a reflective, nature-led soundscape on his new acoustic album Calm Seas, recorded in Hawai‘i and released today.

Behemoth have unveiled a striking new music video for ‘Nomen Barbarvm’ from their latest album The Shit Ov God as they prepare to tour Australia.

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds opened their three night Melbourne stand at Alexandra Gardens with a commanding Wild God tour performance beneath the city skyline.