Craig Wedren

Weezer have unveiled details of their 20th studio album, the colour themed Gold Album, alongside the release of the new single ‘We Might As Well Be Strangers', a collaboration with Wednesday vocalist Karly Hartzman.

Alex Lahey will take her debut EP B-Grade University back on the road this August, celebrating a decade since the release that launched her national and international career.

Violet Grohl has officially launched her recording career with the release of her debut album Be Sweet To Me, issued through Auroura Records and Republic Records on Friday. The 11-track record arrives alongside the announcement of Grohl's first headline tour, which begins tonight in Los Angeles, and ahead of her scheduled television debut on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on June 3.

Sleeping With Sirens have delivered one of the heaviest tracks of their career with the release of ‘Paralyzed', the latest preview of forthcoming album An Ending In Itself, due June 12 through Rise Records. The Florida formed post-hardcore band unveiled the song without advance notice, offering fans a first look at a record the group says reconnects with the raw instincts that defined its early years.

Thirty years after Porno for Pyros released Good God's Urge, the band's second and final studio album remains a document of transition, recovery and experimentation, capturing a period when Perry Farrell and his bandmates were moving away from the harder edges of alternative rock.

Bleachers have released their fifth studio album, Everyone For Ten Minutes, with Jack Antonoff and the now fully established six member line-up shifting the project further toward a band identity after more than a decade of evolution.

Crow guitarist and songwriter Peter Archer has died aged 61, just days before the release of the Sydney band's first new music in more than 15 years. Archer's death was confirmed by the band in a statement posted to social media on Sunday night.