Frontier Touring

Snot will return to Australia in January for their first local headline show in more than ten years, with the band announcing a sole Melbourne date as ticket demand surges for their special appearance on the Soulfly, Nailbomb, Snot bill. Their standalone performance will take place on 29 January at Max Watts, with the group preparing to revisit their seminal catalogue and mark a fresh chapter in a turbulent, influential and often tragic history.

Chart-topping American rock band Bad Omens have unleashed their latest single “Dying To Love,” a powerful and cinematic anthem that fuses the band's heavy origins with a strikingly modern edge. Released via Sumerian Records, the song captures frontman Noah Sebastian at his most dynamic, gliding from falsetto-laced melodies into visceral screams that cut through the track's haunting production.

Foo Fighters have pulled another surprise on fans, releasing a brand-new live EP exclusively on Bandcamp. The six-track set, Are Playing Where ???? Vol. 1, captures the energy of their recent run of intimate club shows across the United States and channels the proceeds to community charities in each of the cities where the performances took place.

The Temper Trap have doubled down on their long-awaited return with the release of ‘Giving Up Air’, their second single in six weeks after nearly a decade away.

John Butler brought his new album Prism to life in Sydney last night, performing to a sold-out Metro Theatre with his powerhouse three-piece band. The set featured former Trio drummer Michael Barker back behind the kit, alongside Ian Peres on bass and Michael Boase on percussion.