Hall & Oates' fifth studio album established the duo as a major pop force, with Rich Girl becoming their first US No. 1 single.

Radiohead will return to Australia in May and June 2027 for their first Australian concerts in 15 years, with 16 arena shows announced for Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.

Stephen Colbert's final season of The Late Show has collected five Emmys, turning an already contentious CBS departure into one of the defining stories of the 2026 awards weekend.

Bruce Springsteen will stream a new concert film documenting the Philadelphia finale of his 2026 Land Of Hope And Dreams American Tour on September 9.

Van Halen drummer Alex Van Halen has been appointed Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion during a ceremony in Nijmegen, the Dutch city where he spent his early childhood with brother Eddie Van Halen.

When Happy Mondays released their critically acclaimed breakthrough album Pills N Thrills and Bellyaches through Factory Records in 1990, many younger fans in today's audience had not yet been born. One benefit of music-streaming platforms, such as Spotify, is that they introduce new generations to the innovative music that older fans grew up with. This comes despite the controversy surrounding Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek's investment of millions in military technology and AI-powered defence capabilities and the ensuing boycott of said platform by a number of musicians.

Angus & Julia Stone will return to Australia in February and March 2027 to begin their world tour behind their new album, Karaoke Bar.

Australian Crawl and Men At Work will share the stage for the first time in more than four decades, with Brisbane and Melbourne added to the 2026 Red Hot Summer Tour.

Heather Nova releases In The Path Of Hurricanes ahead of her 14th album, The Orchard, reconnecting her present-day songwriting with the island imagery and emotional intensity that have defined more than three decades of her career.

Airbourne have released their sixth studio album, Airbourne, with a new video for "Kid In A Candy Store" accompanying the record's arrival.

Stanley Simmons, the collaboration between Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, has released the new single 'Cold' and its Jack Hackett-directed video as the duo begins the next stage of its debut album campaign.

John Oates has revisited a song he recorded on tape in 1992, reshaping it as a 1960s-inspired doo-wop single about the uncertainty of young love.

David Byrne has written and performed "Let Me Sell You a Dream", an original song for Alex Gibney's documentary Musk, using Elon Musk's own public statements as its lyrics.

The Who will revisit their 1975 album The Who By Numbers with a five-CD and Blu-ray Super Deluxe Edition featuring 92 previously unreleased audio tracks and mixes, restored concert footage and new Pete Townshend mixes.

The Rolling Stones are reportedly moving ahead with a feature film about the band's history, with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood said to have signed an agreement with US production company 101 Studios.

Liam and Noel Gallagher have appeared together at the Venice International Film Festival ahead of the world premiere of Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger.

Dan Sultan has released 'There's A River', the third song from his forthcoming album Little Miracles, co-written and produced with Guy Chambers.

Byron Wellness Festival will combine live music, yoga, ceremony, sound healing and wellness programming at Red Devils Park from November 27 to 29.

iOTA has released a stripped-back acoustic version of 'Come Back For Me' ahead of his first new studio album in a decade, Hours Disappear, due September 25.

Japanese pop group f5ve and South Korean electronic-pop artist THE DEEP will make their Australian live debuts with all-ages shows in Melbourne and Sydney this October.

Holly Throsby has released Normal Magic, her first studio album in nine years, alongside the new single 'Wouldn't It Be Good' and an East Coast Australian tour scheduled for October and November.

Perth rock band Electric State have released Head In Hands, the latest single from their forthcoming album Standing On The Edge, due January 8, 2027.

Tony Iommi has released a limited edition 7-inch single of World Alone, the first taste of his new solo album From The Dark, due in October.

Robby Krieger, John Densmore and Bruce Botnick have revisited concert recordings from The Doors' 1970 Roadhouse Blues Tour for Unbound And Dangerous, a 16-track live collection due October 23.

Jimmy Webb has released "Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea", the second single from his forthcoming archival album Yours For The Taking: The Found Songs Of Jimmy Webb.

Joeys Coop, featuring Died Pretty guitarist Brett Myers alongside Decline of the Reptiles, Glide and Perry Keyes alumni, have released their third album, Sawdust Memories, and will continue their Australian tour through November.

John Pickles, the entrepreneur behind Jive Bunny And The Mastermixers and the Mastermix DJ service, has died aged 84.

Byron Bay trio Headsend will release their second EP in November after completing their first international touring cycle, including a sold-out London headline show and dates with Eagles Of Death Metal.

Brisbane indie veterans Ups and Downs return with the new EP Radio Is Dead, while preparing to perform their 1986 mini-album Sleepless in full for the first time.

Simple Minds will release their 18th studio album Sacrosanct in January 2027 and have confirmed five Australian arena dates with special guest Gary Numan.