Dirty Work, released by The Rolling Stones on 24 March 1986, remains one of the most intriguing entries in the band's storied catalogue, a record that captures a group at a crossroads, both creatively and personally. Forty years on, fans continue to debate its place among the Stones' best albums, balancing commercial success against the turbulence behind the scenes.

Mental As Anything lead an expanded Mullum Roots Festival 2026 line-up, with Alex Lloyd, Busby Marou and a deep Northern Rivers bill confirmed for July

Neil Diamond returns with new album ‘Wild At Heart', marking the final chapter in his acclaimed collaborations with Rick Rubin and unveiling long-shelved recordings from a pivotal creative era

Foo Fighters preview the raw direction of their new album Your Favorite Toy with the explosive opening track Caught In The Echo ahead of its April release

Australian indie folk duo Sunday Lemonade have entered a new phase of their career, signing with Ambition Music as they prepare to release their new single Pancakes on April 2, a key step towards their forthcoming debut EP.

The Black Crowes have confirmed a string of Australian shows after Bluesfest Touring's collapse, with Live Nation stepping in to present the dates and a new Sydney show added to the itinerary

Foreigner celebrate their landmark ‘Double Vision' album with a historic onstage reunion bringing original members together with the current band for the first time

The Wolfe Brothers return to the road with their biggest tour yet, celebrating the chart-topping success of ‘Australian Made' and a record-breaking awards run

West Australian artists Whiskey Jack and Kiera Jas return with Remain Strange, a warm and whimsical folk collaboration celebrating friendship, individuality and creative connection

Therapy? mark the 20th anniversary of their 2006 album One Cure Fits All with a remastered deluxe edition featuring B-sides, demos, and the first-ever vinyl release, offering fans a definitive look at a pivotal era of the band's career

Nathan Lamont returns with Into It, a new single shaped by his Nashville experience and growing reputation in Australian country pop

Young The Giant preview their upcoming album Victory Garden with the anthemic new single Bitter Fruit, signalling a return to full-band collaboration and emotional immediacy

Four Rising Young Performers Join Waitress As The Beloved Character Lulu Ahead Of Melbourne Opening

Country icon Willie Nelson returns with ‘Dream Chaser', a new album that includes a rare songwriting reunion with Bob Dylan

Lisa Simone returns to Australia in 2026 for her fourth consecutive tour - but this time she's taking things beyond the capital cities and into regional Australia.

Missouri artist Honestav steps into 2026 with new music alongside JaYy Wick as he prepares to tour Australia with Machine Gun Kelly

The Wailers will bring their 50 Years Of Positive Vibrations Tour to New South Wales this April, reshaping their Australian plans after the Bluesfest fallout

Rapper Afroman, real name Joseph Foreman, wins lawsuit after Adams County officers claimed his videos invaded their privacy, turning a 2022 home raid into viral comedy.

AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been admitted to hospital in Argentina, but the band says the veteran rhythm player remains on track to return to the stage for upcoming shows.

A coalition of Australian creator organisations including APRA AMCOS and ARIA has warned that proposed changes driven by the education sector could significantly erode the income of artists, writers and musicians.

The Pogues will press ahead with their long-awaited Australian tour, celebrating the landmark album Rum, Sodomy & The Lash, with a new Brisbane show added as live music regroups in the wake of the Bluesfest fallout.

Australian electronic artist Will Sparks marks 15 years in music with a career-spanning tour and new release Teardrop, revisiting the tracks that built his global reputation.

The latest Bluesfest Touring update confirms multiple cancellations, with several international acts withdrawing Australian sideshows as the impact of the Bluesfest collapse continues to unfold.

Alex Cameron of Bad//Dreems has revealed to Noise11 that the band will take an indefinite hiatus following the release of Ultra Dundee, closing a 15-year chapter in Australian music

Multi-platinum global star Khalid will return to Australia and New Zealand in November 2026 for his It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour, joined by special guest Lauv across all dates

Glen Hansard previews his upcoming album Don+t Settle - Transmissions East with a powerful live performance of ‘My Little Ruin', recorded in Berlin and capturing the essence of his enduring artistry

Son Little has unveiled the new track “Whip The Wind” as anticipation builds for the release of his latest album, ‘Cityfolk', which drops tomorrow. The song previews the record's blend of rhythmic innovation and reflective storytelling, cementing Aaron Earl Livingston's place as one of contemporary music's most compelling voices.

Counting Crows expand their 2026 Australian run with a new Brisbane date, reinforcing that their Live Nation tour remains unaffected by the Bluesfest cancellation

The Living End step in with a last minute headline show at Hotel Brunswick, giving fans a live fix over the Easter weekend after Bluesfest was called off.

James Reyne and Simon Binks have moved to formally challenge long-held Australian Crawl trademarks, as founding members seek recognition and access to the band's intellectual property