Johnny Marr has announced The Age Of Everything, his fifth solo album, arriving in October via BMG. The former Smiths guitarist has also released the first single, Spin, and confirmed major headline shows.
Beck’s Odelay celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026. The landmark album featuring Where It’s At, Devils Haircut and The New Pollution remains one of the defining releases of the 1990s.
The Smiths’ classic 1986 album The Queen Is Dead turns 40, four decades after establishing itself as one of the most influential records in alternative music history.
Harrison Gordon have announced their new album Bliss for September 4 and unveiled the latest single ‘Not Working! Not Working!’, a track examining work culture, economic pressures and modern anxiety.
Brian Fallon has announced Not Bad For New Jersey, his first solo album in more than five years, featuring guest appearances from Brandon Flowers, Phil Collen, Lori McKenna and Marc Ribot.
UK alternative band unpeople have unveiled details of their debut album We Are Unpeople and released the new single Friends ahead of the October 9 release.
Weezer have unveiled the Gold Album and released the new single We Might As Well Be Strangers featuring Wednesday’s Karly Hartzman ahead of the album’s August 21 release.
Alex Lahey has announced a national Australian tour to celebrate the 10th anniversary of her breakthrough EP B-Grade University and the release of its expanded Reunion Edition.
Violet Grohl has released her debut album Be Sweet To Me through Auroura Records and Republic Records, launching her first headline tour and setting a television debut on Jimmy Fallon.
Thirty years after its release, Good God’s Urge remains Porno for Pyros’ final studio statement and a document of experimentation, instability and change.
Hollywood Undead have released All My Friends featuring Jeris Johnson, continuing their current run of singles and reinforcing their position in the modern rap rock revival.
Young The Giant have released their sixth album Victory Garden alongside the Evergreen video, signalling a return to full-band collaboration and a focus on radical empathy.
Thirty years after release, To The Faithful Departed captures The Cranberries at their global peak, balancing commercial success with personal and creative pressures.
Death Cab For Cutie will return to Australia this November for their first shows in more than seven years, performing new music from I Built You A Tower alongside their alternative rock classics.
No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont has revealed an early onset Parkinson’s diagnosis ahead of the band’s 2026 Sphere residency in Las Vegas, confirming he will still perform.
Phil Jamieson has announced his second solo album 10Charlie, previewed by the new single Weekends, alongside a 44 date PJ Air Australian tour beginning in June.
