MUNA will make their Melbourne headline debut at the Forum on 15 February 2027, adding an exclusive Victorian show to their Australian return for Laneway Festival as they tour their fourth album, Dancing On The Wall.

Rico Nasty will return to Australia for the first time in more than seven years, adding debut headline performances in Sydney and Melbourne to her Laneway Festival 2027 appearances.

Diana Ross will headline the inaugural Sydney Summertime series at Centennial Park on 5 March 2027, marking her first Sydney performance in more than 20 years and her only Australian show, with Groove Armada joining the bill ahead of Mardi Gras weekend.

Three decades after its release, the Spice Girls' debut remains the best-selling album by a girl group in history-a pop phenomenon that topped charts worldwide, sparked Spicemania, and turned five young women into an enduring global force.

Steven Tyler rejected suggestions that Aerosmith had played their final shows, telling Bill Burr the band could not be gotten rid of before bringing Run-DMC onstage for a spectacular Walk This Way reunion at the Hollywood Bowl.

A seven-act arena production, solo performances, a Katy Perry cover and a surprise appearance from The Wiggles gave Melbourne a memorable night on the Everyone's A Star! tour.

Rob Zombie opens another chapter of his horror-metal universe with a new video for 'Sir Lord Acid Wolfman', taken from his 2026 album The Great Satan. The Halloween release brings the veteran shock rocker's latest collection of monstrous riffs and industrial-edged metal back into the spotlight.

Released in November 1966, Volume 3 was the final album The Easybeats recorded in Australia before heading to England. Led by the number one single "Sorry", the album captures the band at the height of its domestic success, just before the international breakthrough that would change their history.

Savannah-born singer-songwriter Jonah Kagen will make his New Zealand debut and return to Australia for headline shows in April 2027, bringing his self-produced second album Eternity of Anything to audiences following his 2025 tour with Sam Barber.

Nick Cave once named the 1986 release his favourite Bad Seeds album, while Mick Harvey regarded the sessions as the moment the band found its musical identity. Forty years on, Your Funeral... My Trial remains one of the defining records of Nick Cave's early career.

Kim Wilde's fifth album gave her the biggest American success of her career, taking her version of The Supremes' 'You Keep Me Hangin' On' to number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Released in November 1986, Another Step also captured an artist expanding beyond her established synth-pop sound and taking a greater role in her songwriting.

Twenty years after its release, Damien Rice's second album remains an unusual chapter in his career. It was commercially successful, produced one of his best-known songs and marked a difficult period in his personal and professional life. Rice later admitted he had rushed the record out under pressure and wished he had removed half its songs.

Forty years after its release, Elton John's *Leather Jackets* remains one of the most troubled chapters in his recording career. Despite contributions from Cliff Richard, Cher and two members of Queen, the 1986 album became a commercial disappointment and a record Elton has repeatedly described as the worst he ever made.

Australian Crawl will open the expanded Sydney Opera House Forecourt concert series, which brings together 12 nights of Australian and international music, several sold-out performances and a renewed fundraising partnership with Support Act.

The Brisbane roots collective draw on friendship, gratitude and a love of classic groove-driven rock for the latest release from their album Tilt.

The Snuts have released their fourth studio album, Joy In Short Moments, a record shaped by frontman Jack Cochrane's return to his West Lothian roots and the life-changing experience of becoming a father. Released through the band's own Happy Artist Records in partnership with Virgin Music Group, the album reflects a period of personal reassessment after years spent touring and making records on the road.

The acoustic Iron Maiden project will make its Australian debut in April and May 2027, with original guitarist Dennis Stratton joining the lineup for three shows and sharing stories from the band's formative years in special audience Q&A sessions.

The UK chart-topping indie-pop band will return to Australia and New Zealand for their first headline run following their stadium appearances with Robbie Williams, taking in seven venues across both countries.

The Melbourne metalcore band will headline and personally select the lineup for the second artist-curated heavy music event at St Kilda's Riviera Beach Club, bringing Stand Atlantic, Alpha Wolf, SACE6 and more to the beach on 20 February 2027.

The BRIT Award-winning songwriter will perform four headline shows across Australia, bringing her acclaimed 2026 album The Ground Above to local audiences for the first time.

Hoodoo Gurus give their dark maritime tale a dramatic orchestral treatment for Halloween, with a passage from Richard Wagner's The Flying Dutchman adding another dimension to the live recording from their forthcoming Silk Purse album.

The Australian alt-pop rocker challenges the Santa Claus tradition with a Christmas song about children who miss out, combining sleigh bells, heavy riffs, explosive breakdowns and an unapologetic lyrical message.

The Melbourne band follow the ARIA Top 10 success of Rae Street with a contrasting piano-led studio album, bringing the original trio together for a new run of full-band performances.

Marilyn Manson will return to Australia in February 2027 for his first headline tour in 12 years. The five-show visit also recalls an unlikely television encounter with Tim Minchin and David Duchovny on Californication, when three very different performers found themselves sharing the same rock 'n' roll universe.

Released in November 1976, James Taylor's best-selling album captured the singer-songwriter at the height of his rise, bringing together classics from Sweet Baby James, Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon and his later Warner Bros. albums.

Released in October 1966, Tim Buckley's self-titled debut captured the 19-year-old songwriter before he began pushing beyond folk-rock. Built around songs written with high-school friend Larry Beckett, the Elektra album introduced a distinctive voice and the beginnings of an extraordinary musical evolution.

Released in October 1966, Elvis Presley's Spinout soundtrack combined nine movie songs with three recordings from Nashville sessions. The most enduring was a five-minute version of Bob Dylan's "Tomorrow Is a Long Time", a performance Dylan later singled out as the cover recording he treasured most.

The Mongolian rock band performed at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, using their international platform to support the preservation of living cultural heritage, promote intercultural understanding and announce a fan-funded contribution to the organisation.

A recording treasured by fans for almost three decades finally receives an official release as Gillian Welch and David Rawlings announce Boots No. 3: The Hickory Show, alongside their February 2027 Australian and New Zealand tour.

Foy Vance has opened an ambitious new chapter in his songwriting career with IF: WE, the first of three EPs selected from a collection of 119 songs written across almost three decades. The release coincides with confirmation of Australian dates in January and February 2027, with The Paper Kites joining him for three shows.