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.
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.
Pittsburgh metalcore band 156/Silence have announced their sixth album From A Distance and released the first single No Arms, marking the group’s next chapter after People Watching.
Canadian singer-songwriter Mico will perform his first Australian headline tour in November 2026 with dates announced for Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.
Beartooth have revealed their biggest Australian headline tour yet while announcing sixth studio album Pure Ecstasy, due out August 28 through Fearless Records.
The Rolling Stones have unveiled the video for ‘In The Stars’, using deepfake AI technology to digitally recreate younger versions of the band ahead of the release of Foreign Tongues.
Rostam releases Hardy featuring Clairo from American Stories ahead of the album’s May 15 release, alongside a concert film rollout and screenings in New York and Los Angeles.
Deep Purple release Arrogant Boy as the lead single from SPLAT!, their forthcoming studio album exploring transformation themes, due July 3 via earMUSIC.
The Waterboys have announced Atlantic Rain: The Lost Fisherman’s Blues Recordings, featuring 25 previously unheard tracks from the band’s landmark late 1980s sessions.
Alex Lahey has announced B-Grade University (Reunion Edition), a 10th anniversary expansion of her breakthrough 2016 EP featuring new recordings with Tegan and Sara and Slowly Slowly.
British heavy band Conjurer have released a live performance video for ‘The World Is Not My Home’, captured during the group’s sold-out headline show at The Underworld in London.
Scene Queen has returned with ‘Tracksuit’, a new single the artist describes as her heaviest release yet, blending bimbocore aesthetics with aggressive metalcore and dark comedic storytelling.
Testament have released a remastered edition of their landmark 1989 album Practice What You Preach, featuring updated artwork, expanded packaging and new liner notes.
Vika & Linda have unveiled ‘Bliss’, the third single from their forthcoming album ‘Where Do You Come From?’, their first predominantly original album since 1996’s ‘Princess Tabu’.
Murray & The Movers return with ‘Dirty Laundry’, a cinematic blues-rock single featuring Lizzie Mack and Murray Cook, ahead of alternate release ‘Squeaky Clean’.
Frank Zappa’s Vaulternative Records returns after a decade with Zappa ’66 Vol 1 Live At TTG Studios, featuring 17 unreleased Mothers Of Invention recordings from 1966.
