Wendy James Leads Transvision Vamp Back To Melbourne For Their First Headline Show In Decades At The Sold Out Northcote Theatre

Australian music icon Mark Kennedy, the rhythmic powerhouse behind Spectrum, Marcia Hines, and Leo Sayer, has passed away in Victoria following a long illness.

GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer Richard Marx is heading back Down Under to join the coaching panel of The Voice Australia before embarking on a national run of orchestral dates.

Australian Hip Hop Royalty Hilltop Hoods Have Opened Their Private Stash Of Memorabilia For An Online Auction Supporting Lion Hearts Learning As Their Sold Out National Tour Hits Adelaide

Mercury Studios will roll out Linda Perry: Let It Die Here worldwide from May, with Linda Perry appearing at special New York and Los Angeles screenings featuring live Q&As and performances

Mack & Cook return with A Sign Of The Times, a deeply personal and political statement from Murray Cook and partner Mack addressing Australia's unfinished business with its First Nations people.

ARIA and APRA Award winners Things Of Stone And Wood return with new single You'd Gone Before You Went/The Windmills Turn, confirm first album in 23 years Rae Street and expand their national launch tour.

Rose Carleo Band return with the blistering new single Son Of God and confirm their next album 42 Days for May 2026, launching a national and international touring run.

Three decades after its release, Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds' Murder Ballads remains one of the most confronting and commercially successful albums of Nick Cave's career, a record that fused literary brutality with unexpected mainstream impact.

British Songwriter Elvis Costello Reaches A Milestone For His Landmark Americana Transformation

Beloved Vocal Duo Vika & Linda Reveal Their Most Personal Original Work To Date With New Album Where Do You Come From Supported By An Extensive 46 Date Australian Tour

Foo Fighters return with new music and a massive stadium tour across Australia and New Zealand.

At 93, Yoko Ono stands as one of the most influential and debated figures in modern art and music, Yoko Ono's career spanning conceptual art, experimental sound, activism and pop history.

The Bon Scott Estate has unveiled a global program of events, limited-edition releases and tributes to mark what would have been Bon Scott's 80th birthday on July 9, 2026, reaffirming the enduring legacy of the AC/DC frontman.

Arankai returns with Choke, a heavy and emotionally charged statement that signals the next chapter following his debut album A Portrait Of Red.

U2 return with their first collection of new songs since 2017, with Bono leading a politically charged statement on global conflict, protest and truth ahead of a separate new album later in 2026.

Thirsty Merc frontman Rai Thistlethwayte steps into Toto on keys and backing vocals as Rai Thistlethwayte continues a remarkable international run

Photographer Jamie Nelson takes legal action against Amy Taylor and Amyl & The Sniffers, challenging alleged misuse of her work

A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical brings Broadway star Will Swenson to Melbourne alongside an exceptional new Australian ensemble

Ability Fest, founded by Dylan Alcott, embraces a new warehouse venue and fully electronic lineup for 2026

Amanda Pelman explores family, four marriages and a front-row view of the music industry from the 1980s to today

Glen Hansard Returns With A 22 Song Career Retrospective Captured Live At Berlin's Historic Funkhaus Across Two Volumes, Beginning With Transmissions East (Vol. 1) This April

Brisbane artist Amélie Farren will take her debut album Airheaded to stages in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney this April, marking a milestone moment for one of Australia's fastest rising alt-folk voices.

Adelaide's Bad//Dreems unveil Gather Sounds, a two-day hometown festival timed with AFL Gather Round, as they prepare to release their fifth album Ultra Dundee and embark on a national tour.

Ryan Bingham reunites with The Texas Gentlemen for his first full-length album in more than seven years, They Call Us The Lucky Ones, with new single Ballad Of The Texas Gentlemen out now

Howard Jones will return to the United States in April, joining Rod Stewart for select arena shows while also performing his own headline concerts, as his newly released Live At The Marquee revisits the moment Howard Jones first ignited the 1980s synth-pop era.

Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons have called off all March to May dates in Australia and Europe following medical advice received by Phil Campbell.

US act Moodring unveil new music from their upcoming album Death Fetish as Hunter Young steers the project through transformation and recovery

Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Inductees Foo Fighters Return With Nine Massive Shows Across Australia And New Zealand, Expanding Their Long-Running Bond With Local Audiences

Billy Steinberg, the American songwriter whose words defined some of the most enduring pop hits of the past four decades including Divinyls’ I Touch Myself, has died aged 75.