Celtic Thunder will tour Australia again in 2027, taking a more intimate approach to the group's catalogue across 15 performances from Canberra to Caloundra.

Alice Cooper's 1986 comeback album Constrictor turns 40, marking the point where the shock-rock pioneer returned from a three-year recording hiatus with Kane Roberts, a harder-edged sound and two songs that became closely linked to horror cinema, "He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)" and "Teenage Frankenstein".

Ian Moss and Charley Drayton have revealed they are forming a new band, but exactly what they are planning remains under wraps as they search for a bass player, keyboard player and lead singer.

The Aerosmith frontman's civil case was due to begin this month, but the judge overseeing the proceedings has recused herself after disclosing a potential conflict, leaving the next trial date uncertain.

Ed Sheeran has described the week following Macklemore's removal from his Loop Tour as one of the worst of his life, telling 50,000 Philadelphia fans why he chose to continue the tour despite pressure to stop.

More than 120 musicians and performers gathered at Rod Laver Arena for a one-night celebration that went deeper than John Farnham's biggest hits, uncovering the songs and connections that have made his catalogue so enduring.

New Found Glory's founding guitarist died peacefully in his sleep surrounded by family, with the band remembering the musician who helped shape the group for almost three decades.

Charlie Puth has cancelled all six Australian and New Zealand concerts scheduled for November, with fans told their tickets will be automatically refunded. The reason for the cancellation remains unknown.

Stephen Curry leads a relentlessly silly production packed with classic Python lines, Eric Idle as God, a Black Knight who loses all four limbs and a cast that commits completely to the madness.

Harold Pinter's 1964 play remains confronting more than 60 years after its creation, with an experienced Australian cast bringing its uneasy examination of power, misogyny, manipulation and family rivalry to Athenaeum Theatre 2.

Clean Bandit have brought Chlöe and Omah Lay together for "Company", a new single that also opens the door to the group's next studio album and a new chapter through their independent label, CB X.

Colin Moulding marks 47 years since XTC's "Making Plans for Nigel" with a three-track EP that documents both the finished song and the creative process behind it.

Stephen Stills and Neil Young's only studio album as a duo reaches its 50th anniversary in 2026, marking a turbulent chapter in the history of two of rock's most distinctive guitarists.

Throwing Muses marked the 40th anniversary of their influential debut album in 2026, a record that established Kristin Hersh, Tanya Donelly and the band as distinctive voices in the emerging alternative rock landscape.

AC/DC's Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap turns 50 this month, marking half a century since the Australian band issued one of the defining albums of its Bon Scott era.

John Farnham's family has confirmed that the singer's health has deteriorated in recent months, with the Australian music icon now requiring continuous oxygen, a wheelchair and 24-hour nursing care at home.

Duncan Sheik, the singer-songwriter behind "Barely Breathing" and Tony Award-winning composer of Spring Awakening, has died at the age of 56.

Ben Kweller's third album marked a major shift in the singer-songwriter's recording process, with Kweller performing every instrument himself under the direction of producer Gil Norton.

Neil Young has revisited a love song he wrote and recorded as a teenager with The Squires, cutting a new version with the Chrome Hearts more than six decades after the original session.

Mark Holden has received approval from Tom Waits to release his reworked version of Tom Traubert's Blues, transforming the song's existing Waltzing Matilda connection into a tribute to 10-year-old Matilda Bee Britvan and those killed in the December 2025 Bondi Beach terrorist attack.

Keith Richards has recorded a new version of Jimmy Reed's "Bright Lights, Big City" for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, revisiting a blues song The Rolling Stones themselves recorded more than six decades ago.

The New Zealand hard rock band has released the second single from its forthcoming album Moonstruck Man, due November 13, 2026 via Hellsquad Records.

Tinariwen will return to Australia in February and March 2027 for seven Australian performances, including two shows at WOMADelaide, following the release of their tenth album, Hoggar.

Tash Sultana has released new single and video Something In The Water, marking their first new music since signing a global recording agreement with BMG earlier this year.

Hayley Williams will bring "The Hayley Williams Show" to Sydney and Melbourne in February 2027 for her first Australian solo performances, with ticket registration opening Friday, September 18.

Ronan Keating will celebrate 30 years in music with the Just Getting Started World Tour, opening in Australia in March 2027 before continuing through New Zealand, the UK and Europe.

Elton John and Bernie Taupin's second autobiographical album followed three decades of extraordinary success, personal change and musical history.

The Monkees will mark 60 years of their landmark debut album with a 1LP/3CD edition featuring stereo and mono mixes, television versions, alternate takes, demos, backing tracks and archival recordings.

Sheryl Crow has released "Freight Train", the second song from her forthcoming album Pick You Up, due October 9, 2026.

John Lennon's previously unknown 1965 home demo "Little Girl" will be released for the first time on October 2 as part of the expanded Rubber Soul Special Edition.