Paul Cashmere

Michael Stipe has debuted The Rest Of Ever on The Late Show while confirming his first solo album will arrive later in 2026.

Muse have released Cryogen, the third single from their upcoming album The Wow! Signal, arriving June 26.

Richard Roxburgh, Damon Herriman and Toby Schmitz deliver a compelling performance in Art, now playing at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre.

Hard-Ons guitarist Peter Black has released two new solo albums alongside a new video, expanding his prolific catalogue.

Taylor Kirk, the Canadian musician behind Timber Timbre, has died aged 44. His work helped define a cinematic, atmospheric approach to indie folk and blues.

Thirty years on, Gnarls Barkley’s St Elsewhere remains a landmark album that redefined digital success and genre fusion in modern music.

Duran Duran return with Free To Love featuring Nile Rodgers, extending a four-decade collaboration ahead of their Hyde Park headline show.

STELLA: A New Australian Musical premieres at Monash University’s Alexander Theatre in June 2026, retelling the life of Australian literary icon Miles Franklin through a genre-spanning stage production.

Mark Holden will release Live At The George Ballroom on April 24, 2026 via Dream Dealers and MGM, presenting a 2005 live performance recorded at St Kilda’s George Ballroom before his vocal surgery era.

Ed O’Brien unveils Incantations, the second track from his upcoming solo album Blue Morpho, ahead of its May 22 release.

Melbourne Park has switched to AXS for ticketing across its major venues. The move signals a shift in the global ticketing landscape and raises questions about the future of live event access in Australia.

CBGB Festival returns to Brooklyn in 2026 with Morrissey, Patti Smith and Interpol leading a lineup that bridges punk history with new generation acts.

Tommy Lee has announced Tommyland Rides Again, a reworked version of his 2005 album featuring Dolby Atmos mixes and new material.

HorsegiirL has released Earth Is Turning and confirmed her debut album Nature Is Healing, arriving June 5 via RCA Records.

ABC Radio Sydney presenter and former Models musician James Valentine has died aged 64 after a two-year cancer battle.

Jethro Tull’s 1976 concept album Too Old To Rock And Roll Too Young To Die reaches its 50th anniversary, highlighting its unique place in the band’s catalogue.

The Ramones debut album turns 50, marking a pivotal moment in punk rock history that reshaped modern music.

Fifty years on, The Rolling Stones Black And Blue reveals a band in transition, blending genres while navigating internal upheaval and controversy.

Alan Osmond, creative leader of The Osmonds and key architect behind their 1970s success, has died aged 76 following complications from multiple sclerosis.

Dave Mason, founding member of Traffic and solo artist behind Feelin’ Alright? and We Just Disagree, has died aged 79 following a career spanning six decades of rock history.

Beck has released a new video for Ride Lonesome and confirmed orchestral Australian shows in Sydney and Melbourne for May 2026.

The Michael Jackson biopic Michael delivers powerful performance sequences but divides opinion with its selective storytelling and omission of key controversies.

ZZ Top have added a new run of US dates to The Big One Tour, extending their 2026 global schedule across multiple continents.

Linda Perry brings her Let It Die Here documentary to cinemas worldwide with live Q&As and performances tied to her new album release.

Spiderbait add a second Melbourne Forum show after a sellout, extending their Ivy & The Big Apples 30th Anniversary Tour.

Ronnie Wood And His Band featuring Imelda May have added London and Cologne shows after immediate sell-outs in Amsterdam, marking rare solo performances from the Rolling Stones guitarist

Violent Soho return to live performance with a September 2026 east coast Australian tour and announce a 10th anniversary Waco vinyl edition featuring rare and live recordings.

Poté releases One At A Time as the first preview of his upcoming Euphoria999 EP, due 1 May via Versicolor with strong BBC Radio 1 support.

The Moody Blues’ 1986 album The Other Side Of Life turns 40, revisiting its synth-driven reinvention, Tony Visconti production and major hit Your Wildest Dreams.