The Eagles' iconic album One Of These Nights returns in a lavish 3CD/Blu-ray and 3LP Deluxe Edition, including a previously unreleased live 16-song concert from 1975.

The American indie rock veterans Modest Mouse mark their 30th anniversary with new single 'Look How Far…', a sharp and sardonic reflection on human progress, highlighting Isaac Brock's enduring lyrical wit

Matt Berninger, the distinctive voice of The National, will perform his first ever solo shows in Australia and New Zealand with intimate concerts in Sydney and Auckland.

Kae Tempest will return to Australia in June 2026 for a national tour following the release of the new album Self Titled, bringing the acclaimed poet, author and musician back to local stages with a body of work that reflects his evolving artistic voice.

Melbourne's Rising festival returns from 27 May to 8 June, with a sprawling program of over 100 events, 376 artists and a mix of world and Australian premieres, bringing music, dance and performance to theatres, galleries, town halls and public spaces across the city

Snoop Dogg celebrates 30 years since Tupac collaboration with limited-edition Kingz of Cali wine

Celebrating five decades since its release, Status Quo's Blue For You remains a defining moment in the band's career, cementing their reputation in British rock history.

The self-titled debut album by American rock band Love turns 60 this year, marking six decades since its March 1966 release. Combining folk rock, garage rock, psychedelic rock, and rhythm and blues, the album not only established Love as pioneers of the 1960s Los Angeles music scene, but also laid the foundation for a legacy that continues to influence generations of musicians.

Judith Owen blends humour, heartfelt insight, and decades of musical craft in her new single, “That's Why I Love My Baby,” from her forthcoming album Suit Yourself

Michael Stipe returns with his first new song in three years, teaming with Andrew Watt for the main title theme to the new HBO comedy series Rooster.

ABBA's revolutionary ABBA Voyage concert experience in London has refreshed its setlist, adding four classic songs while rotating two of the group's biggest hits in the show.

Ross Wilson joins the latest instalment of the Bob “Bongo” Starkie memorial concert series, delivering powerful performances of Come Back Again and Eagle Rock in honour of the late Skyhooks guitarist.

Photographer Jamie Nelson says a Los Angeles court has declined to issue a civil harassment restraining order against Amyl And The Sniffers singer Amy Taylor as the wider copyright dispute between Nelson and Amy Taylor continues in federal court.

As Kiss' landmark album Destroyer reaches its 50th anniversary, The Hollywood Stars have returned to the song they originally created, releasing a newly recorded version of King Of The Night Time World with veteran producer Michael Lloyd.

Founding Little River Band Drummer Derek Pellicci Returns With A New Creative Chapter On Welcome To The Human Race

Disney On Ice brings 56 Disney favourites including Mickey Mouse, Mirabel, Moana and the on-ice debut of Raya to Australian arenas this winter.

SongHubs Academy will make its Townsville debut with Cameron Deyell leading a six week collaborative songwriting program in partnership with the North Australian Festival Of Arts.

Byron Bay Trio Headsend Set To Expand Their Live Footprint With March EP Release And UK Shows

Linkin Park delivered a powerful return to Australia in Melbourne on Sunday night, with Emily Armstrong stepping into the band's new chapter alongside Mike Shinoda for the first local show in 13 years.

Four decades after its release, Metallica's Master Of Puppets remains one of the most influential heavy metal albums ever recorded, a landmark record that expanded the possibilities of thrash metal and cemented Metallica's place among the genre's most important bands.

A decade after the passing of Jon English, Australia continues to celebrate the extraordinary career of the singer, songwriter and actor whose work stretched from rock stages to theatre and television, and whose songs including Turn The Page and Six Ribbons remain part of the country's musical history.

The Darkness return to Australia after just two years for their ninth Aussie visit.

Country Joe McDonald, the singer, songwriter and activist whose anthem I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag became one of the defining protest songs of the Vietnam War era and whose performance at Woodstock remains one of the most iconic moments of the festival, has died aged 84.

From Ashes To New have unveiled the new single Die For You as the Lancaster, Pennsylvania band prepares for the release of their upcoming album Reflections in April.

A new documentary celebrating the life and legacy of Billy Preston is heading to cinemas across the United States following a strong New York debut, spotlighting the extraordinary career of one of music's most influential keyboardists.

Australian punk band Bloods return with the new single All My Friends and a digital reissue of their debut EP Golden Fang, bringing the influential 2013 release to streaming services for the first time.

Rhythm Of My Heart: The Authorized Biography Of Marc Jordan documents the remarkable career of Marc Jordan, the songwriter whose music has been recorded by Rod Stewart, Cher, Diana Ross and dozens more global stars.

APRA AMCOS and SOCAN have issued a joint statement during the visit of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to Australia, urging governments to ensure songwriters and composers are protected as Artificial Intelligence reshapes the global creative economy.

Relive the iconic music of Queen as iOTA, Mark Williams, Jason Singh (Taxiride) and Glenn Cunningham perform a 20-song setlist of the band's greatest hits across Australia

Sharon Osbourne has confirmed that Ozzfest, the iconic metal festival she founded with the late Ozzy Osbourne, will return in 2027, beginning with a two-day event at Villa Park in Birmingham before heading to North America.