Twenty years after its release, Rihanna's second album A Girl Like Me remains a defining early chapter in Rihanna's catalogue, delivering her first US number one single and expanding the Caribbean pop template she introduced on her debut.

Two decades after its release, Live's album Songs From Black Mountain marks a key moment in the band's catalogue, bridging their commercial peak years and the eventual end of the original lineup led by Ed Kowalczyk.

Phil Jamieson will release his second solo album 10Charlie on August 14, previewed by the new single Weekends, while also confirming a 44-date PJ Air tour that will take him to venues across every Australian state and territory.

Less Than Jake will return to Australia and New Zealand this October and November with the Circus Down Under tour, bringing more than three decades of ska-punk history back to local stages alongside special guests The Aquabats! and The Suicide Machines.

Two-time Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Noah Kahan will bring The Great Divide Tour to Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland following the release of his fourth studio album The Great Divide.

Stephen Cummings will celebrate the reissue of his landmark 1988 album Lovetown and the release of his new EP Joy with a rare Melbourne performance and a special Live At 3RRR broadcast.

Lady Gaga teams up with Doechii for the lead single from the upcoming film The Devil Wears Prada 2.

New Zealand artist Vana unveils the darkly themed single In Your Name while preparing to launch her first American headline run, marking the latest step in a rapidly expanding global audience.

Robert Plant revisits the Led Zeppelin catalogue on U.S. television, performing Ramble On with his current band Saving Grace on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

Long Island duo The Lemon Twigs unveil the upbeat new track 2 Or 3 as the next preview of their forthcoming album Look For Your Mind!, arriving May 8 via Captured Tracks / Civilians.

French duo The Limiñanas will return to North America for their first dedicated tour while preparing to release their debut live album Live At Beaubourg, capturing a rare performance staged at Paris' Centre Pompidou.

Peter Asher's life and legacy chronicled in new feature documentary, Everywhere Man

Ashley Monroe unveils the official video for “Gettin' Out Of Hand” as part of her surprise-released concept album Dear Nashville, co-written and co-produced with Luke Laird

Revered Australian singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko unveils Forgotten World, a companion EP of tracks from her I Just Need To Conquer This Mountain sessions, arriving May 1.

Four decades after it was recorded, The Western Front finally unveil their long-lost album Eureka, a project featuring Scott Gorham and a cast of elite Los Angeles session players.

Haircut 100 return with their first album with the classic line-up since 1982's Pelican West, marking a new chapter for Nick Heyward and the band more than four decades after their breakthrough.

Howard Jones will headline the multi-artist “Things Can Only Get Better” tour across North America in 2026 alongside fellow British acts Wang Chung, The English Beat and Modern English.

Australian electronic act PNAU have released the new single Tu Corazón (Your Heart) with Mexican rock trio The Warning while confirming a 12-date regional Australian tour for June and July.

Stone & Wood's Festival Of The Stone 2026 Returns To Byron Bay With A Stellar Aussie Music Lineup

London-born, Toronto-raised artist Rochelle Jordan will bring her Through The Wall Tour to Australia this May, with shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane following the release of her acclaimed album Through The Wall.

US country singer-songwriter Bryan Martin will return to Australia in April 2026 for his first headline tour, bringing his songs from Years In The Making to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne after building a strong following from his previous visit.

Rostam previews “Like a Spark” and “Young Lion” as he announces concert film and advance screenings in New York and Los Angeles

Method Man explains why he missed Australian shows, citing promoter miscommunication and prior commitments

APRA AMCOS CEO Dean Ormston has been appointed to help shape Australia's next National Cultural Policy, bringing the voice of songwriters, composers and music creators into the federal government's cultural planning process.

Emma Louise has released the new single Nothing Could Tear Us Apart, the latest preview of her upcoming fourth studio album Sunshine For Happiness, due on 1 May via Future Classic.

West Australian band South Summit will return home from Europe to launch their new album Run It Back with their biggest Australian headline shows yet.

Melbourne artist Mudrat documents the full live power of his debut album Social Cohesion with the release of Social Cohesion Live!, arriving as the rapper and punk frontman prepares for his first UK and European tour.

Perth progressive rock band Karnivool will take their chart topping album In Verses on the road across Australia for the first time, joined by TesseracT and Car Bomb for the biggest headline tour of their career.

UK comedian and musician Bill Bailey will return to Australian stages this September and October with his new show Vaudevillean, reviving the spirit of classic variety entertainment for modern audiences.

US jazz-pop artist Aron! will make his first visit to Australia this June, performing intimate headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney following appearances at major Asian jazz festivals.