John Butler and Danielle Caruana's artist-led program continues its work supporting emerging managers and self-managed artists, with the next cohort set to begin after applications close in November.

Underworld will play exclusive headline shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in March 2027, with two sets planned for each night. The Australian dates sit alongside appearances at Electric Avenue in New Zealand, WOMADelaide and Golden Plains, extending the electronic duo's latest run of live activity.

Released on 21 October 1996, Phil Collins' sixth solo album marked a change in direction after his departure from Genesis, trading much of the introspection of Both Sides for live drums, guitar-led arrangements and a broader rhythmic palette.

Two decades on from its release, Sarah Blasko's second album remains a pivotal chapter in her catalogue: a darker, more searching record that delivered her first ARIA Award and platinum status in Australia.

The experimental folk collective will stage their immersive rituals across seven dates in March, supported by Lilith Max at most shows, while work continues on a fourth studio album after a period of hiatus.

Taylor Momsen recruited the Foo Fighters musicians for a new take on one of her favourite songs from The Pretty Reckless' fifth album, Dear God.

After selling out capital city shows in 2026, Tania Doko and James Roche will take Bachelor Girl's reimagined debut album into regional Australia, with 30 dates across six states and territories planned for February to May 2027.

Released on 20 October 1986, John Farnham's Whispering Jack remains the highest-selling album by an Australian artist and the third biggest of all time in this country. Its story of near-collapse, a mortgaged house, a suburban garage and one unstoppable song still resonates four decades later.

Bon Jovi will play Melbourne's Marvel Stadium and Sydney's Accor Stadium in March 2027, marking the band's first Australian dates in more than eight years as the Forever Tour expands globally.

Released in the UK on 20 October 1986, Get Close delivered the Pretenders' two biggest Mainstream Rock hits and marked a turbulent turning point that left Chrissie Hynde as the sole remaining original member.

Released on 20 October 1986, Paul Young's third solo album shifted the balance toward original material and delivered three singles while earning platinum status in the UK.

Forty years after its release, the second and final Frankie Goes To Hollywood album still divides opinion and remains the record that effectively ended the band.

Four decades on from its October 1986 release, Billy Idol's third studio album remains a sharp snapshot of mid-80s rock ambition, commercial muscle and the guitar-driven sound that defined his peak years.

Two decades after its release, the last album in the Bat Out of Hell trilogy still carries the scars of a bitter legal fight, a fractured partnership and a deliberate shift toward heavier rock.

The full Kerrigan family has been revealed for the Melbourne world premiere, with the season already extended through mid-May 2027 on the back of strong demand.