The Beach Boys' 1976 album 15 Big Ones reaches its 50th anniversary as the recently released We Gotta Groove: The Brother Studio Years box set revisits one of the band's most commercially successful and critically divisive periods.

Rapper Eminem has lost a key round in an Australian trademark dispute after Sydney beachwear company Swim Shady successfully challenged the scope of his "Shady" trademarks in Australia.

The Dead Daisies have released a six-song concert film featuring Glenn Hughes performing Deep Purple classics and band favourites, captured at the Arcada Theatre in Illinois.

The Living End have sold out seven dates on their 2026 I Only Trust Rock N Roll Regional Tour, with limited tickets remaining for Newcastle, Cairns and Canberra.

Murray & The Movers, featuring original Wiggles member Murray Cook, have released a new interpretation of the classic song ‘I Put A Spell On You', drawing inspiration from both Nina Simone and Screamin' Jay Hawkins.

Spiderbait have announced a line-up of female and gender diverse local opening acts as the band's Ivy & The Big Apples 30th Anniversary Tour kicks off in Brisbane this weekend.

The Kinks founders Ray Davies and Dave Davies will reunite for a new art exhibition, Brothers, at Gibson Garage London, revisiting a 1968 photograph of the brothers through a series of paintings created with artist Christian Furr.

Against The Current will return to Australia for the first time in four years when the New York trio brings its Till Death & Back Tour to Melbourne and Sydney in January 2027.

Pinky Beecroft previews his long awaited return with new single I'll Be Alright, the third track lifted from his upcoming album Lonesome Wolf, due August 14, 2026, ahead of a national album launch tour across Australia.

Christopher Cross and Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover have offered different recollections of a little known 1970 San Antonio concert where Cross claims he filled in for guitarist Ritchie Blackmore.

DMA's have unveiled new single 'Killing Time', the latest preview of the Sydney band's forthcoming self-titled fifth studio album, due for release on 21 August.

Australian singer-songwriter Michael G. Jones has released his latest single, You Can Call Me Out, a melodic new track that highlights his refusal to be confined to a single musical style and continues a prolific period of songwriting.

Chocolate Starfish has premiered a new feature-length documentary, tracing the Melbourne band's journey from pub rock beginnings and chart success to personal tragedy and an enduring second act on the Australian live circuit.

Regurgitator have returned to Japan in July 2026 for their first performances in the country since 2009, reconnecting with long-time collaborators Shonen Knife and revisiting one of the band's most enduring international markets.

Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks have emerged as one of progressive rock's most acclaimed live collaborations, performing classic Yes material with remarkable fidelity while introducing new music that sits comfortably alongside the band's celebrated catalogue.