From Ashes To New have released Love Me from the Reflections Deluxe Edition, with three new tracks coming November 13 ahead of their Australian headline tour.
The Black Keys’ Magic Potion turns 20, revisiting the 2006 album that became the duo’s first Nonesuch release and their first record of entirely original material.
Soul Asylum and Ugly Kid Joe will join forces for a five-date Australian co-headline tour in March 2027, marking Soul Asylum’s first Australian shows since the mid 1990s.
The Rolling Stones have reportedly agreed to a feature film deal with 101 Studios, with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood said to have signed the contract.
Audioslave’s Revelations reaches its 20th anniversary on September 4, 2026, marking the final studio album recorded by Chris Cornell, Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk.
Motörhead’s Kiss Of Death turns 20, marking the 2006 album that reached No. 4 in Germany and became the final studio album to feature Joe Petagno’s original artwork.
The Wallflowers will make their Australian debut in December with five shows featuring complete performances of Bringing Down The Horse and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ Long After Dark.
Collective Soul bring 1980s new wave influences into their established rock sound on Touch And Go, with Eye On You providing the album’s strongest connection to The Cars.
Social Distortion have unveiled the official video for Tonight, a personal ballad from their acclaimed 2026 album Born To Kill, featuring Mike Ness and his son Johnny Angel Rios-Ness.
U2 have released ‘Street Of Dreams’, the first single from their first studio album in nine years, launching a new chapter ahead of the band’s 50th anniversary celebrations.
Jack White has announced Frozen Charlotte, his seventh solo album, arriving on 10 July. The record is previewed by the new single Dollar Bill and follows the acclaimed 2024 album No Name.
Mastodon have released Your Ghost Again, their first major statement since the death of former guitarist Brent Hinds, turning grief and remembrance into one of their most personal songs to date.
Steve Cropper & The Midnight Hour will release Watching The Tide on August 28, a posthumous album featuring Eric Clapton, Brian May, Billy Gibbons and Ronnie Wood.
Bill Evans returns to Australia in October 2026 for a national tour and a new live album recording. He talks to Paul Cashmere about Miles Davis and Mick Jagger.
Forty years on, The Rolling Stones’ Dirty Work remains a unique album, recorded during internal tensions, featuring top 40 hits and guest musicians including Jimmy Page.
Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening has announced the final dates of its world tour, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Physical Graffiti with performances across Australia and New Zealand in April 2026.
ARIA Award-winning composer Alister Spence leads Asteroid Ekosystem on their second album Sounds Have Dreams, out February 13, with two rare Sydney shows announced.
