Stone & Wood's Festival Of The Stone 2026 Returns To Byron Bay With A Stellar Aussie Music Lineup

London-born, Toronto-raised artist Rochelle Jordan will bring her Through The Wall Tour to Australia this May, with shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane following the release of her acclaimed album Through The Wall.

US country singer-songwriter Bryan Martin will return to Australia in April 2026 for his first headline tour, bringing his songs from Years In The Making to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne after building a strong following from his previous visit.

Rostam previews “Like a Spark” and “Young Lion” as he announces concert film and advance screenings in New York and Los Angeles

Method Man explains why he missed Australian shows, citing promoter miscommunication and prior commitments

APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston has been appointed to help shape Australia's next National Cultural Policy, bringing the voice of songwriters, composers and music creators into the federal government's cultural planning process.

Emma Louise has released the new single Nothing Could Tear Us Apart, the latest preview of her upcoming fourth studio album Sunshine For Happiness, due on 1 May via Future Classic.

West Australian band South Summit will return home from Europe to launch their new album Run It Back with their biggest Australian headline shows yet.

Melbourne artist Mudrat documents the full live power of his debut album Social Cohesion with the release of Social Cohesion Live!, arriving as the rapper and punk frontman prepares for his first UK and European tour.

Perth progressive rock band Karnivool will take their chart topping album In Verses on the road across Australia for the first time, joined by TesseracT and Car Bomb for the biggest headline tour of their career.

UK comedian and musician Bill Bailey will return to Australian stages this September and October with his new show Vaudevillean, reviving the spirit of classic variety entertainment for modern audiences.

US jazz-pop artist Aron! will make his first visit to Australia this June, performing intimate headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney following appearances at major Asian jazz festivals.

Pop and R&B star Jason Derulo will return to Australia in September with arena shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth in support of his new album The Last Dance (Part 1).

The Strokes set to return with their seventh studio album Reality Awaits, ending a six-year hiatus with a summer release

Holding Absence have returned with Whisper Of A Dream, their first new music in three years and the first release for new label Sumerian Records, marking a pivotal moment in the band's evolution as they close one chapter and begin another.

Los Angeles trio Health return with EP Addendum and the new single A.L.O.N.E, the final chapter of their Rat Wars / Conflict DLC saga, ahead of a national tour this September

Jack White re‑emerges with new tracks “Derecho Demonico” and “G.O.D. And The Broken Ribs” on SNL and broad live schedule

The Rolling Stones are expected to official unveil their twenty-fifth studio album expected to be called Foreign Tongues on 11 April 2026 and we expect the first song to be called Mr. Charm.

The Plot In You will release The Volume Series through Fearless Records on July 10, bringing together the band's four recent EP instalments into one complete collection as the Ohio group unveil the new single You Get One.

Undertale: The Determination Symphony will bring the music of Toby Fox's influential game Undertale to Australian concert halls with a live orchestral performance in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in late 2026.

Courtney Barnett will return home to Australia in November with a short east coast run supporting her new album Creature Of Habit, marking her first Australian tour in more than four years.

There’s nothing like an Easter long weekend to bring out seasoned music fans, and on this mild autumn Good Friday eve, the punters were out in droves at the Forum.

Hunters & Collectors reached a pivotal commercial and creative peak with the 1986 classic Human Frailty, the album that delivered Mark Seymour and the band their first Top 10 success.

Allen Toussaint's acclaimed live album Songbook will return in an expanded edition featuring previously unreleased recordings, offering a deeper look into the songwriting legacy of the influential New Orleans musician.

Ringo Starr has released a new version of Choose Love as the latest single from the upcoming album Long Long Road, revisiting the song first recorded for his 2005 album while continuing his collaboration with producer T Bone Burnett.

Olivia Rodrigo will release her third studio album You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love on 12 June, marking the next chapter in the singer-songwriter's rapidly evolving catalogue following the global success of Sour and Guts.

Three decades after its original release, Tina Turner's Wildest Dreams returns in an expanded anniversary edition featuring a newly remastered album, rare recordings and a previously unreleased London concert from the Wildest Dreams Tour.

Rozonda Chilli Thomas says she failed to read the fine print after federal records linked the TLC singer to Republican campaign contributions.

The Rolling Stones are preparing for the release of their twenty-fifth and final studio album, expected to be titled Foreign Tongues, following a cryptic teaser campaign across London.

Paul McCartney discusses the uncertain years after The Beatles breakup, the creation of Wings, and the role of Linda McCartney in shaping his 1970s musical reinvention in the documentary Man On The Run.