The Art of Survival is the ninth Bush album.

Legendary guitar hero Al Di Meola will return to Ausrralia for his first shows in over 40 years in October.

Since Billy Joel's Innocent Man album, Mark Rivera has been a mainstay of the Billy Joel Band.

The Southern Contemporary Rock Assembly debut album 'SCRA' has been reissued through Possum Records to mark the 50th anniversary of its release.

The Corrs will get back together in November to perform their first show since 2017 in Australia.

The Butterfly Effect have released their first music in 14 years with original singer Clint Boge.

The Melbourne International Jazz Festival will return after a two-year pandemic hiatus with Grammy winners Al Di Meola and Lalah Hathaway leading the international line-up.

The Church will have a new album ‘The Hypnogogue’, their 26th soon, and dates around Australia to go with it.

Taxiride’s Jason Singh has developed a stage show based on his 2018 album Vale, paying tribute to the greats no longer with us such as Michael Hutchence, David Bowie, George Michael and Prince.

Guitarist Tommy Thayer has a 20 year history performing with KISS. His first shows were in Melbourne with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra on what became the KISS Alive IV album.

In 2021 Russell Morris surprised us with his collaboration with Rick Springfield ‘Jack Chrome & The Darkness Waltz’. 2022 has another surprise as Jack Chrome lives on with ‘The Dreams of Jack Chrome’, a brand new Russell Morris album continuing the feel of the first record.

In 1984 Thompson Twins released what would become their iconic album ‘Into The Gap’.

The Teskey Brothers have delivered two remarkable studio albums, ‘Half Mile Harvest’ (2017) and ‘Run Home Slow (2019) and two outstanding live albums ‘Live at the Forum’ (2020) and ‘Live at Hamer Hall (2021).

Australian singer songwriter Richard Clapton is one of Australia’s music treasures.

Lipstereo is Australian pub rock 21st century style.

After performing the Rolling Stones classic ‘Sticky Fingers’, Tim Rogers of You Am I, Adalita from Magic Dirt and Tex Perkins of Cruel Sea will take ‘Exile On Main Street’ on tour to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stones release.

Spandau Ballet’s former lead singer Tony Hadley will return to Australia in September for dates performing his Spandau Ballet hits and his solo material.

Australia is about to be treated to a long overdue dose of Acid Jazz when Brand New Heavies tour in July and August with a newly activated Directions In Groove (D.I.G.) also on the bill.

Sandy Gutman aka Austen Tayshus will tell his story in the upcoming documentary ‘Skin In The Game’.

Melbourne ‘Phantom’ Josh Piterman released his four track E.P. ‘Loving You’, produced by Steve Anderson.

Gilbert O'Sullivan has been delivering hits for more than 50 years.

Across two years from 1971 to 1973 Mike Rudd and Bill Putt released four albums under Spectrum or the Spectrum alter-ego The Indelible Murtceps. The fourth and final album before the break-up was ‘Testimonial’.

Singer Songwriter Dean Lewis will return to Australia for shows across the country in November and December.

Archie Roach has had an incredible journey through life, experiencing both the extremes of joy and pain.

The estate of Mal Evans has teamed with Beatles scholar Kenneth Womack, PhD, to publish the biography of Mal Evans sourced from his diaries, manuscripts and photographs.

Jesse Wood, son of The Rolling Stones guitarist Ron Wood, became a member of Reef in 2014 replacing original guitarist Kenwyn House.

Motor Sister is a serious rock act. It should be, singer Pearl Aday is the daughter of Meat Loaf and wife of Scott Ian of Anthrax. Scott is the band’s guitarist, John Tempesta of White Zombie and The Cult is on drums, Joey Vera of Armoured Saint plays bass and Jim Wilson of Mother Superior is also a singer and guitarist for this band.

Glenn Wheatley was an Australian music industry legend, achieving so much in his life.

Judith Durham is one of Australia’s greatest and most successful performers.

The achievements of The Seekers are overwhelming. The band was one of Australia’s most successful groups of all-time, selling more than 60 million records worldwide.