The Living End

After more than 5000 performances, Air Supply have pretty much perfected the art of giving their audience exactly what they want. Although, as lead singer, Russell Hitchcock mentioned, their success is something they have never taken for granted in their 44-year career.

Middle Kids have dropped their new song ‘Beliefs and Prayers’, recorded at their own studio in Sydney.

Major new titles coming this week from: Leo Sayer, P!nk, David Campbell, Alan Parsons, Rob Thomas, Marina, The Cranberries, Rodrigo Y Gabriela, George Benson, Felicity Urquhart, ScHoolboy Q, Paul Kelly (Live), Amber Lawrence, Dave, Catfish & the Bottlemen, JJ Cale, Secret Garden, Nick Murphy (aka Chet Baker), Phil Emmanuel, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Game of Thrones soundtrack and Eurovision 2019 (phys) and Now 2019 V1.

Bachelor Girl’s shows with John Farnham in late last year coincided wit the 20th anniversary of the debut album release. By the time their second album was released in 2002, the music world had changed. Napster was introduced.

70s songwriter Kevin Johnson has delivered some of his finest work on his upcoming album ‘The Devil Found Work’.

The Aussie BBQ is heading to Central Park, New York to showcase Hermitude, San Cisco, The Teskey Brothers, Tkay Midza, WAAX and A.B. Original.

Tracy McNeil & The Goodlife will launch their new song ‘Not Like A Brother’ in Melbourne before Tracy and guitarist Dan Parsons hope on a plane and head to Canada for a few months.