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The Sharp have announced their Live & Loud Australian tour, with two Melbourne performances set to be recorded for a new live album due in November.

Jen Mize & The Rough N’ Tumble have released North Carolina, the third single from the forthcoming album Tilt. The track reflects on Mize’s Southern upbringing and the values of community, hospitality and belonging.

The world premiere of Jebediah: Are We OK? headlines the first MIFF 2026 announcement, examining the Perth band’s 30-year career and enduring friendship.

Ocean Sleeper have revealed details of their second album Peace When I’m Dead, released on 21 August, alongside a new single, video and their biggest Australian headline tour yet.

Holly Throsby has announced her sixth studio album Normal Magic and released the new single Hold Please, a duet with Laura Jean, ahead of the record’s September release.

The Johnnys are preparing a retrospective collection of unreleased Mushroom Records recordings and discussing new music, according to founding member Graham Hood.

The Huxton Creepers have reissued their classic debut album 12 Days To Paris for its 40th anniversary and announced a national tour performing the album in full for the first time.

Don Walker has premiered ‘Breakfast In Paris’, a new song from his forthcoming album Love Songs. The track previews Walker’s first solo album since Lightning In A Clear Blue Sky and arrives ahead of an October Australian tour.

Leaps And Bounds Music Festival will return to a full ten-day format in July 2026, with venues across Yarra hosting free and low-cost live music, cultural events and community celebrations.

Amber Lawrence has released her eighth studio album Suburban Cowgirl alongside her debut children’s book The Suburban Cowgirl, both inspired by her journey from suburban Sydney to Australian country music success.

Following the success of Zed50, Brisbane community broadcaster 4ZZZ has confirmed Zed 51 will take place at Roma Street Parklands on 24 October 2026.

John Farnham’s Romeo’s Heart turns 30 this week. The 1996 album reached No. 2, went four-times platinum and reinforced one of the greatest comeback stories in Australian music history.

David McCormack has formed a new band, TRS80, alongside Adele Pickvance and Nick Naughton. Their debut EP No Context For Old Men will be released on 3 July through Valve Records.

Dom Dolla has sold out Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium for September 2026, cementing his status as one of Australia’s biggest electronic music exports and setting a new benchmark for local dance music.

The Avalanches have released Every Single Weekend with Jamie xx, continuing a creative partnership that stretches across multiple projects and fuels speculation about the band’s next album.

Things Of Stone And Wood have released a new double video for You’d Gone Before You Went and The Windmills Turn after completing a successful national tour for their first album in 23 years, Rae Street.

Premium tickets for the Songs Of John Farnham charity concert in Melbourne surged to $1,650 during today’s on-sale, reigniting concerns about dynamic pricing and consumer protections.

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.

Nathan Cavaleri has announced Growing Pains – The Nathan Cavaleri Story, a new theatre production blending music and storytelling as he reflects on a life marked by success, adversity and recovery.

The Angels have released a new commemorative video for Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again featuring every singer to front the band during its 50-year history, alongside a major Australian anniversary tour.

More than 120 performers will celebrate the music of John Farnham at a one-night Melbourne concert supporting Head and Neck Cancer Australia.

Mia Wray has shared new single ‘Isn’t It Funny’, continuing a breakthrough period following her ARIA nomination and stadium tour with Ed Sheeran.

Rose Carleo’s new album 42 Days combines deeply personal songwriting with stories linked to AC/DC, Elvis Presley and Australian rock traditions.

Grace Cummings has announced her fourth album Bloodhorse! and shared the first single My God, introducing themes of fear, control and modern disconnection.

The Huxton Creepers will perform 12 Days To Paris in full for the first time as they celebrate the album’s 40th anniversary with a national tour and vinyl reissue.

Thelma Plum is returning to stages around Australia for her first national acoustic tour, presenting intimate performances across regional venues this July and August.

Dom Dolla will stage a Melbourne homecoming at Marvel Stadium this September, unveiling a new stadium production after his record breaking Australian stadium debut.

Kingswood have released Midnight Mavericks, their seventh studio album, while launching a national tour as the Melbourne band continue exploring country and Americana influences.

Kylie Minogue’s rise from Australian television star to global pop icon was built alongside Terry Blamey, whose 25 year management partnership helped create one of music’s most enduring success stories.

Vika and Linda are preparing to release Where Do You Come From on 5 June 2026, a deeply personal album exploring identity, family, motherhood and life experience.

Australian music

The Sharp Announce Live & Loud Australian Tour And New Live Album

Jen Mize & The Rough N’ Tumble Share Nostalgic New Single North Carolina

MIFF 2026 To Premiere Jebediah And Summersault Music Documentaries

Ocean Sleeper Announce Sophomore Album ‘Peace When I’m Dead’ And National Tour

Holly Throsby Announces New Album Normal Magic And Shares New Single Hold Please

The Johnnys Map Out New Music And Archival Release As Graham Hood Reflects On The Band’s Next Chapter

The Huxton Creepers Celebrate 40 Years Of 12 Days To Paris With Anniversary Reissue And National Tour

NOISE11 PREMIERE: Don Walker Premieres New Song ‘Breakfast In Paris’ Ahead Of Love Songs Album Release

Leaps And Bounds Music Festival Returns To Full Ten-Day Format In 2026

Amber Lawrence Releases Suburban Cowgirl Album And Debut Children’s Book

Zed 51 Set For Return To Brisbane’s Roma Street Parklands In October 2026

John Farnham’s Romeo’s Heart Turns 30 As A Key Chapter In Australia’s Biggest Comeback Story

David McCormack’s TRS80 Announce Debut EP No Context For Old Men

Dom Dolla Sells Out Marvel Stadium As Melbourne Show Sets New Benchmark For Australian Dance Music

The Avalanches And Jamie xx Reunite For New Single Every Single Weekend

Things Of Stone And Wood Release New Double Video As Rae Street Revival Continues

Songs Of John Farnham Charity Concert Sparks Dynamic Pricing Debate As Tickets Hit $1,650

Alex Lahey Announces B-Grade University Reunion Tour To Mark 10 Years Of Breakthrough EP

Nathan Cavaleri Announces Growing Pains Theatre Tour Exploring His Extraordinary Life Story

The Angels Celebrate 50 Years Of Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again With New All-Star Video

John Farnham Celebration Concert Announced For Rod Laver Arena

Mia Wray Shares Reflective New Single Isn’t It Funny

Rose Carleo Finds Personal Loss, Rock History And Family Ties In New Album 42 Days

Grace Cummings Announces Bloodhorse! And Releases New Single ‘My God’

The Huxton Creepers Celebrate 40 Years Of 12 Days To Paris With First National Tour Since 2011

Thelma Plum Announces First National Acoustic Tour With Intimate July And August Dates

Dom Dolla Announces Marvel Stadium Homecoming Show In Melbourne

Kingswood Release New Album Midnight Mavericks And Launch National Tour

Kylie Minogue And Terry Blamey Built A Blueprint For Global Pop Success

Vika & Linda Make Their Most Personal Album Yet With ‘Where Do You Come From’

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