Mimi Webb

Kim Wilde's fifth album gave her the biggest American success of her career, taking her version of The Supremes' 'You Keep Me Hangin' On' to number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Released in November 1986, Another Step also captured an artist expanding beyond her established synth-pop sound and taking a greater role in her songwriting.

The Hollies have ended their six-decade touring career after Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott, the final members of the band's classic era still performing, announced their retirement from touring.

Level 42 will make their long-awaited Australian debut in January 2027, bringing their acclaimed World Machine album and a career-spanning set of hits to local audiences for the first time.

English pop trio Saint Etienne have announced a farewell tour of Australia and New Zealand for November and December 2026, marking what is expected to be the band's final visit to the region. The tour follows the release of International, the group's 2025 album that members have described as their last studio record, bringing a close to one of the most distinctive careers in British pop music.

The Style Council's landmark 1984 album Café Bleu returns in an expanded 6CD and 3LP edition featuring unreleased demos, alternate takes and BBC sessions from the Paul Weller and Mick Talbot era, with both set for release on 15 May 2026 via UMR / Polydor.

Haircut 100 return with their first album with the classic line-up since 1982's Pelican West, marking a new chapter for Nick Heyward and the band more than four decades after their breakthrough.