electronic music Archives

Leftfield will return to New Zealand and Australia in March 2026, celebrating 36 years of music with a headline tour and special guests.

Pragmatico begins a new global chapter with Perfect Havoc and releases the satirical electro-pop single Cut / Paste / Copy.

Julien’s Auctions has released the final results for The Florian Schneider Collection, a landmark sale showcasing over 450 rare Kraftwerk artefacts from the electronic music pioneer’s personal archive.

Dom Dolla has confirmed Kettama, Fcukers and Anna Lunoe as special guests for his first Australian stadium show at Allianz Stadium Sydney on 20 December 2025.

Alewya launches a powerful new era with her single Night Drive featuring Dagmawit Ameha, blending London electronic energy with deep Ethiopian influences.

Sugar Mountain returns on 21 February 2026 at The Paddock in Melbourne’s CBD, bringing back its iconic 360-degree stage with salute, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Tiga, Pretty Girl and more. Presale 13 November.

Ninajirachi has won the 21st SoundMerch Australian Music Prize for I Love My Computer, adding another milestone to a breakout year.

UK duo The Itch mourn lost nightlife culture with new single Space In The Cab, ahead of their First Fifty appearance at The Great Escape.

Basement Jaxx are returning to Australia for the first time since 2010. Before the 2026 tour kicks off, Noise11 looks back at their five biggest Australian hits.

American synthwave duo The Midnight will return to Australia in early 2026 for their Time Machines Tour in support of their new album Syndicate.

Sofi Tukker will bring their infectious energy and global beats to Australia in 2026 for their first headline tour in four years, with shows in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and Brisbane.

Sudan Archives releases her third album The BPM through Stones Throw, blending club rhythms, experimental production, and emotional honesty in her most liberated work yet.

Morcheeba celebrate 30 years of music with a 2026 Australian tour featuring UNKLE SOUNDS. The trip hop icons will perform classics from Big Calm to Escape the Chaos.

Fred again.. has dropped ‘you’re a star’, his new collaboration with Melbourne’s Amyl & The Sniffers. The track marks the start of his USB002 era, which will see Fred release ten songs and play ten shows across ten global cities over ten weeks.

The Bloody Beetroots have released Forever Part One, a genre-bending new EP with collaborations from Grabbitz, Pirapus and Bob Vylan.

Kevin Parker has dropped Tame Impala’s latest single Dracula, a pulsing and moody track that previews his upcoming fifth album Deadbeat, due 17 October via Columbia Records.

Miami Horror will return to Australia in November 2025 for their We Always Had Tomorrow Tour, with shows in Perth and Sydney alongside Telenova and Tseba.

Art vs Science are back with ‘Powder’, an ode to snow, silliness and ski adventures, complete with a cutting-edge AI-generated music video by long-time collaborator Alex Roberts.

Remember 2014? Flume was everywhere, people still used Facebook events, and Chet Faker’s Built on Glass was basically unavoidable. A decade later, the bearded crooner is dusting off the record that made him a household name and playing it front-to-back on the Sydney Opera House steps, December 2.