Jimmy Barnes will headline the 2027 Red Hot Summer Tour with Jon Stevens, Birds Of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe, Baby Animals, Chocolate Starfish and Sarah McLeod joining the national outdoor run.

Rose Carleo says the Rose Carleo Band's live shows are about more than reproducing the recordings, with the stories behind the songs becoming part of the performance when the band plays The Workers Club in Fitzroy on October 9.

Mark Vincent grew up watching José Carreras perform with the Three Tenors. On 5 December, the Australian tenor will share the stage with Carreras at The Gabba for a concert that also brings together Robbie Williams, The Corrs, Ronan Keating and more.

Michael Jackson's Dangerous era musical will bring its Tony Award-winning production to Taipei Music Center for a limited season from April 2027.

Two nights after playing Marvel Stadium, Foo Fighters will step into Crown LIVE for a one-night performance limited to just 1,250 people, giving Melbourne fans a radically different way to see the band.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra revisits its historic 1986 Elton John collaboration at Hamer Hall, but the most striking element of the new production is also the question it raises: how much orchestra do you need for an orchestral Elton John show?

Steve Miller will mark his 10th year at Jazz at Lincoln Center with an unusually assembled band that places veteran Steve Miller Band musicians alongside some of New York's most accomplished jazz players.

Murray Cook and Lizzie Mack will take their soul, R&B and 1960s and 1970s repertoire into the gardens of Norman Lindsay Gallery for a special spring performance.

Live and Stone Temple Pilots will co-headline Lookout at Kings Park in March 2027, with The Living End and Magic Dirt completing a four-band alternative rock bill.

Forty years after his debut album, the Northern Irish songwriter will return to Melbourne's Merri Creek Tavern to launch his third poetry collection and preview songs from a new album due in 2027.

The comedian's international profile has expanded rapidly through Netflix, Hacks and Rooster, and she will now bring her stand-up show to four Australian and New Zealand cities.

Randy Bachman's current BTO lineup includes his son Tal Bachman, whose 1999 Australian hit "She's So High" is now part of his father's set, and Tal's wife Coco on drums.

More than five years after *Intruder*, Gary Numan is preparing to return to the studio with artificial intelligence on his mind, and he admits the pressure of making his next album has never been greater.

Fontaines D.C. return after four years while Hayley Williams makes her Australian solo debut, with Slayyyter, Kim Petras, MUNA, Rico Nasty and more joining the 22nd Laneway Festival.

Fishbone brought four decades of genre-defying energy to Melbourne, with Angelo Moore leading a 22-song set that moved from ska and funk to punk and thrash metal.

Melbourne's Black Market Clash will devote a full two-hour performance to The Clash this Friday, with a three-piece horn section and a vinyl collection spanning 10 LPs adding new depth to the live presentation.

The Avalanches are back with a new album, a new live chapter and HAAi joining them for six shows.

Olivia Rodrigo opened The Unraveled Tour in Hartford with a set built around the four seasons, 12 songs from her new album and several catalogue choices that leave some of her biggest hits on the bench.

Eric Church will make his first Australian headline appearances in March 2027, bringing Parker McCollum with him for Melbourne and Sydney shows before heading to CMC Rocks Queensland for the festival's 20th birthday.

Shinedown finally returned to Melbourne after 16 years, using their first John Cain Arena show to revisit the songs Australian fans had been waiting to hear rather than turning the night into a showcase for the new album.

Soundgarden have released the official footage of their September Seattle performance, giving fans their first full look at the band's return to the stage with Taylor Momsen and Mike McCready.

Kylie Minogue brought three decades of hits, a striking collaboration with William Barton and an airborne finale to the AFL Grand Final at the MCG.

From Ashes To New have released "Love Me" as the first new song from a deluxe edition of Reflections, adding three tracks to the album ahead of the band's first Australian headline tour.

Lizzy McAlpine will bring The Over Country Tour to Australia and New Zealand in February 2027, with new album Angel providing the centrepiece for her first Australian shows since the Older era.

The new concert film captures Ozzy Osbourne's final performance, the last appearance of Black Sabbath's original lineup and a remarkable gathering of rock musicians at Birmingham's Villa Park.

Melbourne alternative rock band Among The Restless have chosen one of the most personal songs on their debut album Seasons as its final single, with 6 Years Of Madness drawing directly on guitarist and vocalist Lachie Dunn's experiences.

The Melbourne trio's new single expands from melodic indie rock into a 32-piece orchestral arrangement before ending with the sound of a crowd joining the procession.

The Manchester band will bring The Singles Tour to Australia and New Zealand in April and May, revisiting a catalogue that helped define the Madchester era.

Leon Bridges will now play two nights at Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, with 54 Ultra and Surprise Chef joining the Australian dates as his new album Happiness Anytime reaches its final chapter.

Brooks & Dunn will make their CMC Rocks QLD debut nearly 20 years after first touring Australia, while Eric Church will perform in Australia for the first time and Ashley McBryde returns for her third appearance.