Steve Harley has never stopped recording and performing.

As Red Hot Summer kicks off for 2024 and as Jimmy Barnes recovers to rejoin the tour in April, Mahalia Barnes has put together the Barnes All Stars supergroup to headline Red Hot Summer for Kiama NSW, Mornington Vic and Mannum SA.

In 2024, James Ryan, Jimmy Cupples, Kit Riley and Haydn Meggit, accompanied by Alwan, will present ‘Zeppelin Unledded The Page and Plant Years’.

In 2024 Daniel O'Donnell will return to Australia for his 17th tour.

Boom Crash Opera will head out on tour in 2024 with 1927.

After a 2023 debut with Pavement, Tent Pole: A Music Jamboree will return in 2024 with Dinosaur Jr, Magwai, Calexico, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, RVG, Civic, Our Carlson, Delivery, The Belair Lip Bombs and Al Matcott.

Tim Wheatley has relaunched Wheatley Records, the label his father Glenn Wheatley started around 1980.

When former Cold Chisel manager Rod Willis decided to write a book he didn't make it all about Chisel.

Bill McDonough was the founding member and drummer for Australian Crawl for the first three albums 'The Boys Light Up', 'Sirocco' and 'Sons of Beaches'.

Legendary producer, singer and songwriter Todd Rundgren is coming back to Australia in 2024 for three shows in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.

When Candlebox launched out of Seattle they were the first signing to Madonna’s Maverick Records. Their debut album sold 5 million copies in the USA.

With Australia in a Beatley mood after the Paul McCartney Got Back tour and the premiere of the new song ‘Here and Now’ there is another good time to be had by all with The Bootleg Beatles about to tour Australia and New Zealand.

Ralph McTell's first album was a baptism of fire for not only him but P Plate producer Gus Dudgeon and another first timer Tony Visconti arranging the strings. Gus went on to produce Bowie's 'Space oddity' and the early Elton albums. Tony took over as Bowie's producer for almost David's entire career.

Celebrate and honour one of the greatest pop icons of a generation with some of the most exciting voices in the country, and the full symphonic power of the MSO this summer.

In recent years Ashley Naylor has released the two instrumental albums ‘Soundtracks Volume 1’ (2020) and ‘Soundtracks Volume 2’ (2023) as well as the Even ‘Reverse Light Years’ double album in 2021.

For You Am I, the year has been about touring Tommy and next ‘Yous Pull Up Their Troos’ will give them a chance to cover off 30 years of You Am I. There’s another tour coming up with You Am I will play Spinal Tap.

At 80 Felix Cavaliere is still recordings and recently released his autobiography Memoir of a Rascal.

Australian rock band The Radiators have been together for over 40 years.

The Screaming Jets 'Professional Misconduct' is a bittersweet album for the band. Just before release, founding member Paul Woseen passed away.

Staind have released their first album in 12 years. ‘Confessions of the Fallen’ is the first record since 2011’s ‘Staind’.

Crosby Stills Nash & Young legend Graham Nash will tour Australia as a solo artist for the first time ever in 2016 with ‘Sixty Years of Song and Stories’.

Kav Temperley of Eskimo Joe has been performing the songs of Fleetwood Mac with Lisa Mitchell, Karen Lee Andrews and Charlie Collins for the Yesterday's Gone : The Fleetwood Mac Legacy shows.

Models first big hit ‘I Hear Motion’ was released on 20 September, 1983. Sean Kelly, Andrew Duffield, Mark Ferrie and Ash Davies will take Models back on the road to celebrate ’40 Years of Motion’.

For Rick Price's latest music project Wayfaring Stranger Rick has curated a collection of Gospel songs that will be released across two EPs.

Descendents founding member Bill Stevenson joins Paul Cashmere at Noise11.com ahead of the 2023 Australian tour.

Perth Punk band The Victims, Dave Faulkner’s band before Hoodoo Gurus, will reform for two final shows in December.

KK's Priest has a second album 'The Sinner Rides Again.

Blues great Walter Trout has 30+ albums to his name. He has played with Big Mama Thornton, John Lee Hooker, Percy Mayfield, Canned Heat and John Mayall.

Tim Freedman is putting The Whitlam's back on the road as well as The Whitlam's Black Stump Band to perform Americana versions of the classics.

Teenage Fanclub will return to Australia in 2024 for their eighth tour.