The death of Greg Brown, founding guitarist and key songwriter of Cake, removes one of the most distinctive creative voices to emerge from American alternative rock in the 1990s, with Brown's work continuing to resonate deeply across generations of musicians and listeners.

Skyhooks guitarist Bob Starkie was honoured at the Bob Starkie Party To End All Parties, celebrating his music, his friendships and his lasting impact on Australian rock culture.

Baz Luhrmann brings Elvis Presley back to the big screen with EPIC: Elvis Presley In Concert, using extraordinary rare footage and cutting-edge restoration to present Elvis Presley as audiences have never experienced him before.

ARIA has again pointed the finger at commercial radio while the only Australian song in the current ARIA Top 40 belongs to Tame Impala, raising fresh questions about how the charts are compiled and who is really supporting local music.

Horizon will bring their deep musical pedigree and community spirit to The Harcourt Bushfire Benefit, a special live event supporting victims of the devastating Harcourt bushfires in regional Victoria.

Guns N' Roses will bring their world-conquering catalogue and new music to Adelaide as headliners of the 2026 bp Adelaide Grand Final Sunday Concert, closing Australia's biggest domestic motorsport event with a landmark live performance.

Engelbert Humperdinck will return to Australia this winter as part of The Celebration Tour, extending his latest run of international dates and marking another milestone moment in an extraordinary career.

Bad Bunny delivered a Super Bowl Halftime Show that placed Puerto Rican identity, heritage and unity at the centre of the biggest sporting broadcast in the world.

Green Day brought decades of protest politics into the Super Bowl LX spotlight, balancing their long record of anti-Trump and anti-ICE commentary with the constraints of the NFL's global broadcast.

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.

Television bassist Fred Smith, a foundational figure of the New York punk and art rock movement, has died at the age of 77, leaving behind a body of work that helped define one of the most influential bands to emerge from CBGB in the 1970s.

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.

3 Doors Down founder and frontman Brad Arnold has died aged 47, leaving behind a catalogue of songs that defined mainstream American rock in the early 2000s.

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.

Shinedown say their decision to step away from Rock The Country reflects the band's long-held belief in unity through music, with Shinedown emphasising that their responsibility is to their audience above all else.

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

The Canadian singer-songwriter embraces imperfection and instinct on her latest emotionally charged release

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

Health issues force the abrupt end of the band's long planned return, casting uncertainty over the future of one of heavy metal's most enduring names.

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