Harry's Reasons and A.O. Mod. T.V. Vers. both enter the ARIA albums chart inside the top ten this week, four decades after their original release, while the band returns to the stage with a fresh line-up featuring Bob Spencer (The Angels, Skyhooks, Finch, Rose Tattoo).

The Melbourne band follow their Top 10 ARIA return Rae Street with a 70s piano-led studio album, new single and video, and a national tour that now includes Tasmania.

Dirt Bound from the 42 Days album is out today, with the Swedish hard rocker adding his voice remotely from Stockholm while the band recorded in Sydney.

Starset have followed two new songs with "Transfusion", a track that begins with unusual restraint before building into the kind of cinematic heaviness that has defined the Columbus band's music for more than a decade.

Steve Kilbey calls "Sky And Hill" his closest attempt at country and western, while "Forever" takes The Church into a darker, piano-led space on the road to their new album *Lacuna*.

Lotte Gallagher swaps the scorching guitars of her earlier work for piano, orchestration and the optimism of new love on her latest single, released as she prepares to begin a Victorian headline tour.

Vacations have released their new album Pursuit Of Anything, accompanied by a new video for "Lucky, Forever".

Ruby Gill has released "Porchlight", the final preview of her third album *fishing is not about fishing*, a love song about learning to recognise a real relationship rather than seeing the ghosts of past ones.

Florida metalcore band Wage War have released "God Complex", the latest track from their forthcoming album Landfall, following a busy 2026 that has already taken the band through Australia.

After 20 years fronting Foreigner, Kelly Hansen has chosen his next band, joining The Dead Daisies for a new chapter that also reunites him with guitarist Doug Aldrich.

Slash and Myles Kennedy have returned with a new song created almost from scratch in rehearsal, giving fans the first look at a 12-track album recorded largely live in the studio.

Peter Gabriel will release o\i on 27 November, completing a 25-song project that began with the full moon releases of i/o and continues with the new song Face the Wall.

The new clip and track deepen the sepia-toned world of his ninth album, due 6 November via Fiction Records, with narration from Andy Partridge and David Tennant.

Kid Rock's "James 1:17 (Jesus Is King)" has drawn attention for its striking musical resemblance to Kenny Rogers' "The Gambler", raising questions about whether Don Schlitz's composition has been used without credit.

Palaye Royale will release their sixth studio album in January, with "Lost In Translation" introducing a record the brothers say helped bring them back together after the death of their mother.

In a revealing Jimmy Kimmel interview, Paul McCartney talks Ringo Starr, Wings, his family, Taylor Swift, Larry David and the unexpected stories behind his latest album.

The former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers drummer has turned years of private feelings about his friend and bandmate into "High Flying Bird", a new song recorded with Speaker Wars.

Alexander Skarsgård takes the lead in the new Rolling Stones video, while the accompanying release brings a Mick Jagger and Keith Richards duet featuring Charlie Watts back to streaming.

Van Halen's final studio album returns on vinyl and CD this month, bringing renewed attention to the unusual way Wolfgang Van Halen helped resurrect unfinished songs dating back to the band's earliest years.

More than five decades of demos, acetates, rehearsals, live recordings and previously unreleased material are collected across 12 CDs, tracing The Pretty Things from their 1965 recordings through to the final work made by Phil May and Dick Taylor.

The Melbourne soul-funk institution brings Kylie Auldist's son back into the Bamboos fold for a song about confronting fear, change and personal uncertainty.

Paul McCartney is revisiting The Boys Of Dungeon Lane with three previously unreleased songs and a new version of his Ringo Starr duet, raising an obvious question for fans who bought the album in May.

Rhino's expanded edition adds two complete 1979 shows, studio rarities, new Dolby Atmos mixes and rare BBC footage to the Talking Heads classic.

The anonymous Australian heavy project have released their debut single, "Spirit", but there are no names, no band photo and only a handful of clues to work with.

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.

Melbourne songwriter Gypsy Lee has released her new four-track EP, On A Mission From God And Gucci, a collection she describes as the most honest expression yet of where she is at 22.

Jimmy Barnes has released his recording of Rose Tattoo's "Rock 'N' Roll Is King" as a tribute to his late friend Angry Anderson, with all proceeds going to Support Act.

Glenn Shorrock remembers recording The Twilights' "What's Wrong With The Way I Live?" at Abbey Road with Norman "Hurricane" Smith, while Paul McCartney was working on "Penny Lane" nearby and George Harrison arrived for the session.

Released in October 1976, Part 3 captured KC And The Sunshine Band at the height of their chart run, bringing together "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty", "I'm Your Boogie Man" and "Keep It Comin' Love".

Paul Kelly, Missy Higgins, The Temper Trap, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Sarah Blasko, Ruel and more contribute recordings to an Australian fundraising album for children affected by conflict.