Argentine singer-songwriter Zoé Gotusso has scored a double nomination at the 26th Annual Latin Grammy Awards, marking a new high point in her fast-rising career. Her ballad “Lara” has been recognised for Record of the Year, while her album Cursi is up for Best Traditional Pop Album.

Eora/Sydney indie-rock four-piece The Rions have officially dropped their long-awaited debut album Everything Every Single Day and they're hitting the road with a huge national tour this October.

Birmingham's own punk rock power trio Templeton Pek are charging back into the spotlight with their new album Savages. The record marks a defiant new chapter for the long-running UK punk outfit, a band forged in the same industrial heartland that gave the world Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Duran Duran, and The Streets.

Chrysalis Records is set to release a comprehensive 3-CD deluxe edition of Ten Years After's 1969 album Ssssh on October 31, 2025. The reissue marks the 56th anniversary of the album and offers fans an expanded experience with a newly discovered live performance from the Finnish radio archives. Additionally, a 2-LP vinyl edition will be available, featuring a remixed version of the album and the live recording.

Two decades after its original release, My Morning Jacket's landmark album Z returns in a deluxe, fully remastered edition. Out now digitally, on CD, and as a stunning 3LP set on pink, coral, and blue vinyl, the Z 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition showcases 14 rare outtakes, demos, and previously unreleased tracks, offering fans a fresh window into the band's most adventurous period.

New Zealand's genre-defying alt-pop visionary Benee has made her long-awaited return with “Underwater,” the latest single from her upcoming album Ur An Angel I'm Just Particles, due out 7 November 2025 via Republic Records. The track offers another glimpse into Benee's evolving artistry-lush, experimental, and emotionally raw.

More than half a decade after their acclaimed first collaboration, singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur and R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck have reunited to release their long-awaited second album, Arthur Buck 2.

Los Angeles noise-pop outfit Rocket have officially touched down with their debut album R Is For Rocket, out now via Transgressive Records and Canvasback. It's the band's first full-length release after three years of building a reputation as one of the most promising guitar bands of their generation - and it arrives charged with both emotion and energy.

Vernon Reid, the genre-blurring guitar visionary best known as founder of Living Colour, has unleashed his new solo album Hoodoo Telemetry via Artone/The Players Club Records. The album's final pre-release single In Effigy delivers a thunderous industrial groove exploring the moral duality of war - both the aggressor and the victim's perspectives colliding in sound.

Brooklyn hip-hop collective 41 have officially returned with “Spleen”, a new single released via Rite Or Wrong KVH Entertainment / Republic Records that sets the tone for their forthcoming debut album, AREA 41.

Osees frontman John Dwyer continues his lifelong experiment in sonic chaos and visual art with two new releases that capture both the ferocity and imagination of one of rock's most inventive bands. The live double LP Live at the Broad Museum and Dwyer's stop-motion short film PILOT (with its accompanying soundtrack) are both out now via Deathgod.

Electronic duo proderics x melodybloom have released “strangers (versions)”, a three-track bundle featuring the original viral hit “strangers” alongside new sped-up and slowed-down versions.

Midnight Oil drummer Rob Hirst is parting with one of the most significant pieces of Australian rock history, his 1979 Ludwig “Touring and Recording” drum kit, and the auction is already turning heads, with bids now reaching $30,000.

Sean “Diddy” Combs has been sentenced to four years and two months in prison and ordered to pay a $500,000 fine after pleading guilty to federal assault and intimidation charges in New York. The sentence caps a dramatic fall for the 55-year-old hip-hop mogul, whose decades-long influence on music and business has been eclipsed by a series of criminal and civil allegations.

Lauren Spencer Smith has unveiled her new single ‘Thick Skin', a raw, emotionally-charged track that arrives on the heels of her second album The Art of Being a Mess.

Grammy Award-winning artist Leon Thomas will release his new EP Pholks on 24 October through EZMNY/Motown Records, extending a remarkable run that has seen him become one of the most talked-about names in modern R&B.

Lainey Wilson has added another extraordinary achievement to her ever-growing list of milestones, teaming with the late Bing Crosby for a brand new rendition of the holiday favourite Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!.

Finnish heavy metal powerhouse Battle Beast are charging ahead at full throttle with the release of their seventh studio album Steelbound, out 17 October 2025.

Stevie Nicks has surprised her fans by dusting off a long-lost Fleetwood Mac favourite for the first time since 1983. At her latest show in Portland, Oregan, Nicks revisited Angel, a track from Fleetwood Mac's sprawling 1979 double album Tusk, giving the song its first live outing in more than four decades.

Thrice have marked more than two decades of boundary-pushing post-hardcore with the release of their twelfth studio album, Horizons/West, out now through Epitaph Records. The record serves as the companion piece to 2021's Horizons/East, bringing the band's two-part conceptual vision full circle.

Seattle psych-surf outfit La Luz are doubling down on their busy 2025 with the announcement of a new limited-edition EP Extra! Extra!, arriving exclusively on vinyl through Sub Pop Records as part of this year's Record Store Day Black Friday (28 November 2025).

Marc Bolan, the late glam rock pioneer and frontman of T. Rex, has been honoured in London with the unveiling of an English Heritage blue plaque outside his former Maida Vale home. The tribute coincides with the release of a previously unheard T. Rex track, I'm Dazed, recorded in 1975 but lost to time until now.

More than 20 years after the passing of country outlaw legend Waylon Jennings, his son Shooter Jennings has unveiled Songbird, the first of three newly restored albums of unreleased material, breathing new life into one of country music's most enduring voices.

Mike Campbell, the legendary guitarist, songwriter and co-pilot of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, is now a best-selling author. The book has quickly cemented itself as one of the definitive accounts of life inside one of America's greatest rock 'n' roll bands.

Lamb of God have roared back with a brand-new single, “Sepsis”, their first original music since 2022's Omens. The track arrives with all the menace, intensity and uncompromising heaviness fans have come to expect from the Richmond, Virginia metal titans.

Good Things Festival has added one of the most unexpected names to its already powerhouse 2025 line-up. Viral teen metalcore sensation Maple's Pet Dinosaur.

Mo'ju has been announced as Australian Musician's Musician of the Month, a title that recognises artists whose careers have reshaped the Australian musical landscape. With a career spanning almost two decades, Mo'ju has become one of Australia's most fearless and compelling voices, fusing heritage, politics, storytelling and artistry.

Daniel O'Donnell has reached a milestone few artists in popular music ever achieve. The Irish singer, who has been a fixture on international charts and stages for four decades, is celebrating his 40th anniversary in music with the release of a brand-new studio album.

Rhino Records have revisited one of The Monkees' most groundbreaking works with the release of Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. in two definitive new editions. The 1967 classic, widely regarded as the group's most sonically ambitious album, was reissued on 3 October in a first-ever vinyl pressing sourced directly from the original stereo master tapes, alongside a lavish four-CD and 7-inch Super Deluxe Edition packed with rarities, unreleased mixes and demos.

Mick Thomas has never been one to play the game the way the industry wants it played. As the former frontman of ARIA Award-winning folk-rock stalwarts Weddings Parties Anything, Thomas has always championed the power of songs as shared experiences. Now, with his long-running outfit Mick Thomas' Roving Commission, he's doubling down on that idea with the release of a new single, ‘A Mighty Ride', and a run of in-store shows designed to remind fans, and the industry, what human connection in music really looks like.