Graham Bonnet has teamed up with Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson for a new duet recorded for the upcoming Graham Bonnet Band studio album, marking a rare collaboration between two of British hard rock's most distinctive voices.

Teenage Joans have launched their first release of 2026 with Bandits, signalling a bold new direction for the Adelaide duo as they prepare for an international touring year.

Australian psychedelic dream pop legends The Church celebrate 45 years with a career-spanning North American tour

Good Riddance return with their tenth studio album Before The World Caves In, marking a new chapter for the long running Santa Cruz punk band.

Danielle Spencer returns with her first album in 16 years, Regenerate, marking a bold new creative chapter for one of Australia's most enduring and multi-dimensional artists.

B.B. King's Blues Summit 100 Brings Together 40+ Artists in a 32-Track Celebration, Curated by Joe Bonamassa

Silversun Pickups return with their seventh studio album Tenterhooks, produced by Butch Vig, marking a new chapter for the Los Angeles quartet while reaffirming the urgency that has defined Silversun Pickups for more than two decades.

Paul McCartney revisits the Wings years with a new soundtrack album tied to the documentary Man On The Run, chronicling a defining decade of reinvention.

Sacramento rapper Mozzy and Louisville artist EST Gee have confirmed their first joint album Not A Chance In Hell, with Mozzy central to a project shaped by shared discipline and lived experience.

Joseph Arthur unveils the ambitious three-part album project You're Not A Ghost Anymore, beginning with the Faith chapter on Lonely Astronaut Records.

Nick Barker And The Reptiles return with Follow You Around, a new release that reconnects the band with its pub rock roots while opening a fresh chapter via Golden Robot Records.

GRAMMY-nominated duo Sofi Tukker mark a major career milestone with their first release for Republic Records and a high-profile global collaboration

The California band Young The Giant return with their second new song since American Bollywood, positioning empathy and optimism at the centre of their next chapter.

Detroit band confronts anxiety, body image and betrayal on searing new single

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter returns with his second single from the forthcoming album, blending sharp wit and dance-leaning grooves in a confident new phase of his career

Vermont's global superstar returns with his first taste of a highly anticipated fourth album, reflecting on life, success, and the ties that bind.

Rising Australian metalcore outfit Melrose Avenue explore darker territory with their latest single, out now via Hopeless Records, and are set to join Rain City Drive on tour this March

Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney return with raw, primal blues-rock on their 14th studio album, Peaches!, out May 1

The 31 date global trek will see Zayn headline arenas and stadiums for the first time as a solo artist, alongside the release of his fifth studio album Konnakol

Beloved Australian country artist Beccy Cole returns with her first solo album in seven years, unveiling deeply personal songs shaped by reflection, resilience and renewal.

Expanded box set brings remastered album, rare recordings and historic 1986 live performance together for a landmark anniversary release.

Toronto Indie Collective Unveil First Album in Nine Years, Lead Single “Not Around Anymore” and Extensive North American Dates

Koyo return with their second album Barely Here, led by the new single Irreversible and a renewed focus on instinct, identity and Long Island roots.

The Melbourne artist YNG Martyr flips a defining 00s pop anthem into a modern, sub-driven release shaped by fan demand and global momentum

Australian indie rock mainstays Moler return with Roky, the first single from their long-awaited album 69, due March 6, and confirm a run of Victorian launch dates for early 2026.

Norwegian Black Metal Pioneers Mark Four Decades With Expansive Vinyl Collection, Book And DVD

One of The Cure's most enduring early songs has officially entered the streaming era in its 1986 incarnation, with a fresh remaster and immersive audio bringing renewed focus to a track that helped define the band's emotional language.

The rare 1991 four song release that captured an Irish band on the brink of global impact is reissued on cranberry coloured vinyl, preserving a crucial moment before The Cranberries transformed alternative music worldwide.

The world-renowned ‘ukulele innovator steps into a quieter, deeply reflective space on a new acoustic ambient release shaped by the natural sounds of Hawai‘i.

Sydney Theatre Company Announces World Premiere Casting For Landmark Australian Musical