Gold Coast singer-songwriter Hunter releases his debut single ‘The Ballad Of Zelda’, inspired by Zelda Fitzgerald’s life, his experiences busking and the mystery surrounding her creative legacy.
Taylor Momsen called Dave Grohl and Pat Smear into the studio for a special bonus version of About You, one of her favourite tracks from The Pretty Reckless’ fifth album Dear God.
Blondie confirm High Noon, their twelfth studio album and first collection of new material since 2017’s Pollinator, for release on February 26, 2027 via BMG. The record features Johnny Marr, Glen Matlock and stands as the final studio work with late drummer Clem Burke.
The Smashing Pumpkins have released Black Stars, a new original track for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping soundtrack, marking their first studio collaboration with producer Butch Vig since 1993’s Siamese Dream.
Hoodoo Gurus release Silk Purse – Live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra on 4 December, a double album rescued from near technical ruin after the Sidney Myer Music Bowl concert.
Lime Cordiale have released an orchestral live version of Money recorded at the Sydney Opera House with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and confirmed the full live album and concert film will arrive on 6 November.
The Mark Of Cain confirm the first vinyl pressing of their 2001 album This Is This, a deluxe sky-blue 2LP edition out 20 November featuring unreleased Andy Gill material and a full Triple J Live at the Wireless session.
Youth Group have released Forever Young – Remixed and Reimagined, a five-track EP celebrating the 20th anniversary of their chart-topping single, alongside tickets for a short east coast tour.
New York collective breakkaway have set a 13 November release date for their debut EP It All Feels the Same from Afar and shared the video for new single “I Know” featuring Softcult.
Five decades after Larry Mullen Jr. began searching for musicians at school in Dublin, U2 are celebrating with a new album, a fresh single and a return to stadiums. The next chapter begins with Carnaval De Luz in November.
Five more songs from the Rolling Stones’ Foreign Tongues sessions are coming in November. The expanded release features Steve Winwood, Courtney Pine and a connection to the band’s recordings with Charlie Watts.
Thirty years after K topped the UK charts, Kula Shaker return with K-Reinkarnate, a complete live analogue re-recording of the debut album by the original line-up, out 5 February 2027. New version of Govinda is out now and UK-Europe dates are confirmed for February and March.
Converge bring a rare full performance of their 2001 album Jane Doe to the inaugural Lucidity Festival at Melbourne Pavilion on 13 March 2027, alongside Oathbreaker, Extortion and other exclusive sets.
unpeople have released their debut album we are unpeople on SharpTone Records, joined by new track haunted and a fan lyric video, with major UK headline shows set for January 2027.
Forty years after their original release, V.Spy V.Spy’s first two albums both enter the ARIA Top 10 while a new line-up featuring Bob Spencer plays its opening show in Perth.
Things Of Stone And Wood have released the title track and video from their second album of 2026. The Final Forest arrives 30 October with a national tour that now includes Tasmania.
Rose Carleo Band have released a radio edit of Dirt Bound featuring Bonafide frontman Pontus Snibb, who wrote the original and recorded his parts remotely from Stockholm.
Starset’s “Transfusion” begins with unusual restraint before expanding into a heavy cinematic finale, following two new songs released earlier in 2026.
The Church release “Sky And Hill” and “Forever” as a double single ahead of Lacuna, with Steve Kilbey revealing the stories behind two very different songs.
Slash and Myles Kennedy have released Flying Blind, a song that began as a rehearsal-room riff and became the title track of their fifth Conspirators album.
Steven Wilson steps deeper into the fictional village of his ninth album with the release of the On Chapel Slope video, directed by Mike Bennion and featuring a wedding where the dead rise.
Kid Rock’s new Christian song “James 1:17” has drawn comparisons with Kenny Rogers’ “The Gambler”. But the copyright story begins with songwriter Don Schlitz.
Palaye Royale will release Amsterdamage in January 2027. The first single, “Lost In Translation”, introduces an album shaped by loss, nostalgia and the brothers’ creative reconnection.
