Hans Zimmer will bring his new Hans Zimmer Live: The Next Level arena production to Australia in October 2026 with performances in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
Dom Dolla will stage a Melbourne homecoming at Marvel Stadium this September, unveiling a new stadium production after his record breaking Australian stadium debut.
Forty years after its release, AC/DC’s Who Made Who remains one of the band’s most distinctive projects, transforming from a soundtrack for Maximum Overdrive into a major catalogue success.
Forty years after its release, Europe’s The Final Countdown remains one of the defining hard rock albums of the 1980s and the record that took the Swedish band onto the world stage.
Stephen Colbert returned to television less than a day after ending The Late Show, resurfacing on Monroe public access TV with Jack White, Jeff Daniels and Eminem.
Elvis Costello’s rarely heard song ‘Jump Up’ became one of the surprise moments of Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show episode. Here’s the story behind the track.
No Cure have announced the July 10 release of their debut full length album It Is Going To Get Dark and introduced the project with the new track Convulsing In The Dark.
Iron Maiden’s first Run For Your Lives show in Athens has revealed what Australian audiences can expect in November, with a classic era setlist led by material from the band’s first nine albums.
The Sisters Of Mercy are heading back to Australia in late 2026, bringing Andrew Eldritch and the influential post punk band to Perth, Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne and Brisbane.
The Pretty Reckless have released Dear God, the title track from their upcoming fifth album, with Taylor Momsen describing it as “desperation set to music” ahead of the June 26 release.
Paul McCartney wrapped up The Late Show With Stephen Colbert as the programme’s final guest, revisiting Beatlemania, The Beatles’ first American visit and stories from Liverpool that continue to inspire his music.
Ed Sheeran has announced his departure from Warner Music after 15 years, saying the decision reflects changes in his life and career rather than conflict with the label.
Forty years after release, Poison’s Look What The Cat Dragged In remains one of the defining albums of the 1980s hard rock movement and a breakthrough commercial success.
The Script will return to Australia in March 2027 for three arena shows in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney while launching their new album era with The User’s Guide To Being Human.
Mike D has released ‘What We Got’, a second solo track that expands his current creative phase and continues the first new music activity linked to a Beastie Boys member in more than a decade.
Ed O’Brien has released Blue Morpho, his second solo album and first credited under his own name, moving beyond the EOB identity into a new creative chapter.
Paul McCartney has revealed the unexpected origins of ‘Home To Us’, explaining how an abandoned Ringo Starr drum session became a completed song, while also recalling a pre Beatles hitchhiking adventure with George Harrison.
Gipsy Kings featuring Tonino Baliardo have released Caballero, the final preview of the upcoming album Historia, while also launching a new documentary and international tour dates.
Paul McCartney’s Saturday Night Live appearance has expanded with unseen performances of Beatles songs ‘Help!’ and ‘Drive My Car’, recorded for the studio audience and now released online.
Questlove turns his attention to Earth, Wind & Fire in a new HBO documentary exploring Maurice White’s vision, the band’s origins and their enduring cultural impact.
Kingswood have released Midnight Mavericks, their seventh studio album, while launching a national tour as the Melbourne band continue exploring country and Americana influences.
Rat Scabies reveals how The Damned’s Not Like Everybody Else became an emotional tribute to Brian James, including his final performance on The Last Time.
Rachel Bolan has unveiled ‘Memory’, the third song from his debut BOLAN album ‘Gargoyle Of The Garden State’, presenting a more reflective side of the Skid Row songwriter.
Lake Drive have released “Cherry Coloured Sweater”, a new single that sees the Milwaukee band push further into pop driven territory while maintaining their emotionally focused songwriting approach.
Gideon have released new track ‘4×4’ and its official music video through Sumerian Records, continuing a run that has seen the Alabama metalcore band increase its profile through touring and streaming growth.
Kylie Minogue’s rise from Australian television star to global pop icon was built alongside Terry Blamey, whose 25 year management partnership helped create one of music’s most enduring success stories.
Netflix has announced Michael Jackson: The Verdict, a three-part documentary revisiting Michael Jackson’s 2005 trial through interviews with jurors, eyewitnesses and courtroom participants.
