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.

Nile Rodgers has revealed that seeing Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music in the 1970s helped inspire the creation and identity of Chic, while announcing that the pair have recorded five new songs together.

Midnight Oil will release a previously unavailable recording of their intimate 2017 Selina's performance, revisiting their second album during the band's return to live performance after a 15-year hiatus.

Jimmy Barnes will headline a major outdoor concert at Kings Park & Botanic Garden in December, joined by Jon Stevens, Eskimo Joe and Sarah McLeod and Mick Skelton.

Audioslave's third and final studio album Revelations reaches its 20th anniversary on September 4, 2026, marking two decades since Chris Cornell, Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk completed their final record together.

Gerling's 2001 ARIA-nominated album will receive a 25th anniversary double LP featuring five previously unreleased or rare tracks and newly updated artwork.

Blue Note Records has paid tribute to Cassandra Wilson, describing her as one of the most distinctive voices in modern jazz following her death in Mississippi at the age of 70.

Natalie Imbruglia has released a self-made video for Beautiful Love, the final track on her forthcoming seventh studio album Algorithm, due September 4 on her own Landgirl Records.

Eric Hutchinson's fascination with tennis became personal when his wife's obsession with Roger Federer inspired one of his most unusual songs. Now, 16 years after performing at Rod Laver Arena, Hutchinson is returning to Australia for three shows in November 2026.

Declan O'Rourke has released For Free, the second single from his forthcoming eighth studio album Oceanic, recorded in Sydney with Midnight Oil's Jim Moginie.

Spanish Love Songs will release Future Nausea on 6 November, with Good American introducing an album that turns the band's political frustration into widescreen rock.

Polaris have released their first new music in three years with 'Without You', a deeply personal song shaped by the death of guitarist Ryan Siew in 2023.

Jake Bugg will release Alamo on November 13, marking his first album as an independent artist on Thirty Tigers and a more introspective chapter in his career.

Foreigner will revisit the pivotal 1979 album Head Games with a newly remixed and remastered Super Deluxe Edition featuring unreleased recordings, a complete 1979 concert and Dolby Atmos audio.

The Songs Of John Farnham: A Living Legend, The Celebration Concert will be broadcast live into Hoyts cinemas across Australia on 20 September, extending the sold-out Rod Laver Arena event to audiences nationwide.

Megan Moroney will return to Australia in May 2027 for three arena headline shows with Laci Kaye Booth as special guest.

Shake & Stir Theatre Co turns familiar fairy tales into an adult theatrical adventure where comedy, horror, desire and sharp social observation collide.

Previously unseen 35mm footage from George Michael's landmark 1988 Faith Tour has been restored for a worldwide cinema release, preceded by Mary McCartney's short film Finding Faith.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Seventh Wonder will present Fleetwood Mac Orchestrated at Hamer Hall in April 2027, marking 50 years of Fleetwood Mac's landmark album.

Mark Seymour will revisit four decades of Hunters & Collectors and solo songs with a full orchestra at Melbourne's Palais Theatre on 26 November.

"Al's Brain", a 2009 educational 3D film featuring Paul McCartney and a cast of comedy and entertainment names, has been released publicly for the first time since its original fairground screenings.

The Johnnys will document an overlooked part of their catalogue with Rarehide: Out Takes, B-Sides And Rarities, featuring unreleased recordings, rare tracks and two songs connected to Paul Kelly.

A Las Vegas jury has convicted Duane "Keffe D" Davis of first-degree murder for his role in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur, ending one of hip-hop's longest-running murder investigations.

Mary Austin has given a rare BBC interview about her decades-long relationship with Freddie Mercury, revealing why she accepted his inheritance, guarded his final wishes and still regards the Queen singer as the love of her life.