Cameron Winter will release his first live album, Live At Carnegie Hall, documenting his December 2025 solo performance at the New York concert hall.

Melbourne singer-songwriter Anya Alchemy has released Don't Say You Never Felt It, a new collaboration with producer and songwriter Alice Ivy that signals a new phase in her evolving alt-pop sound.

Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham will take Everything Around You on the road with an 18-date Go North Go South Tour across NSW and Victoria.

The Dandy Warhols will return to Australia and New Zealand in November and December 2026 for the Pin Ups tour, including a first Australian orchestral collaboration with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and an appearance at Meredith Festival.

Melbourne International Jazz Festival will bring more than 550 artists from 18 countries to the city from 16 to 25 October, with 150-plus events across 30 venues.

The Perth collective led by Justin Davies has released Gold-Lined Melancholy, the third single from its forthcoming debut album Unforgettable Days.

Bush will mark the 15th anniversary of The Sea Of Memories with a remastered edition featuring nine bonus tracks, due September 25, 2026 through earMUSIC.

Aaliyah's second album, One In A Million, reached its 30th anniversary earlier this month, marking three decades since the record transformed her artistic direction and helped define a new generation of R&B production.

Type O Negative's fourth studio album, October Rust, turns 30 on August 20, marking three decades since the Brooklyn gothic metal band expanded its sound beyond the heavier foundations of Bloody Kisses.

Huey Lewis And The News reached the commercial peak of their 1980s run with Fore!, the 1986 album that produced five Top 10 Billboard Hot 100 singles, including the No. 1 hits “Stuck With You” and “Jacob's Ladder”.

Paul Stanhope, Alex Turley, Mindy Meng Wang, Monica Lim, Nat Bartsch and Liza Lim AM were among the major recipients as Australia's art music community gathered in Melbourne for the 2026 Art Music Awards.

Strung Out will bring their 30th anniversary celebration of Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues to Australia in September, with local punk acts joining the band across eight headline shows.

Ronnie Wood joined the Hollywood Vampires at The O2 Arena in London for a surprise performance of The Rolling Stones' “Brown Sugar”, a song the Stones retired from their own live repertoire because of its controversial lyrics.

A previously unreleased 1965 demo, Today, is the latest preview from The Shel Talmy Recordings, a 22-track collection documenting David Bowie's formative recordings with the influential producer.

Jimmy Webb will release 13 previously unheard songs on October 23, drawing from compositions written across more than six decades and featuring new recordings with Graham Nash, Michael McDonald, Amy Grant, Marc Cohn and others.

Ann Wilson will release her second studio album with Tripsitter, Consecrated Ground, on September 25, extending her solo recording career ahead of her first Australian shows as a solo artist.

The Adelaide indie-pop four-piece The Tullamarines turn writer's block, self-doubt and creative burnout into their latest single following a year of international touring and career milestones.

The new documentary captures Liam and Noel Gallagher confronting the history of Oasis as they reunite for the Oasis Live '25 tour.

Rodrigo Y Gabriela will return to Australia in January 2027 for six national dates supporting their forthcoming album OurHome, a record shaped by Japan, personal loss and a renewed focus on acoustic guitar.

The Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Matilda The Musical will return to Australia in 2027, opening at Melbourne's Princess Theatre before seasons in Sydney and Brisbane.

Bayker Blankenship will return to Australia in December for three headline dates in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane following his CMC Rocks QLD debut.

Frank Beard, the drummer whose precise backbeat helped define ZZ Top across more than five decades, has died at 77.

LØLØ has released the new single Pretty Little Wreck ahead of her December appearance at Good Things Festival in Australia.

Aztec Records has reissued Lobby Loyde's landmark 1971 debut solo album Plays With George Guitar, digitally remastered by Gil Matthews, extending a long musical relationship between two key figures in Australian rock history.

Mastodon have released “In The Ruins”, a song shaped by Troy Sanders' experience of Hurricane Helene and the grief surrounding the band's recent losses, ahead of the August 28 release of *Marrow Deep*.

Dannielle Gaha, the former John Farnham vocalist whose 1989 duet “Communication” became a Top 20 Australian hit, will return to Farnham's music for The Songs Of John Farnham: A Living Legend at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena on September 20.

Gary Óg will return to Australia in October for five performances across Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Perth, revisiting the repertoire that has defined his three-decade career in Irish rebel and folk music.

TV On The Radio's 2006 hit “Wolf Like Me” has become part of the Spider-Man story, appearing early in Spider-Man: Brand New Day while the song's original video director Jon Watts has his own history with the franchise.

Collective Soul draw on The Cars and 1980s new wave for Touch And Go, with Eye On You providing the clearest expression of the album's retro influence.

Echo & The Bunnymen have released The Light That Surrounds You, the latest preview of their first album of new music in 12 years, Apples For Isaac.