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Micky Dolenz has released the new Waiting For The Day video, written by Vicki Peterson of The Bangles, ahead of his Timeless EP, due September 4.

Public Works have released ‘Sunburn’, the first single following the New Jersey band’s signing with Hopeless Records. Jacob Dietrich reveals how the song unexpectedly became a reflection on a relationship that ended during its creation.

Plain White T’s have released a new version of Hey There Delilah featuring LØLØ, giving their Grammy-nominated hit a new perspective more than 20 years after its original release.

Brooklyn electronic producer jigitz has announced his debut album 50 Ballerinas, released a new collaboration with glaive and confirmed Australian performances at Spilt Milk 2026.

Max McNown will release his third studio album Leave On A Light on September 25. The announcement comes with the Australian radio release of the new single ‘First Born Daughter’.

Marcel Borrack and The TD Band have released ‘Mullumbimby Nights’, the second single from the Melbourne instrumental outfit ahead of their forthcoming debut album.

Tom Waits has released the spoken word recording ‘The Fly’, a darkly comic piece that becomes the B-side to his Massive Attack collaboration on a forthcoming charity vinyl release.

Peter Gabriel has unveiled One By One, the latest song from his forthcoming album O\I, continuing the lunar release schedule introduced with his Grammy-winning album I/O.

Australian indie folk-pop artist Olivia Coggan has released Fault Line, a new single inspired by personal change, ahead of an August run of headline Australian performances.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have shared the title track from their forthcoming album Alien Metal, revealing more of their electronic direction while announcing Australian shows for October.

Jesus Jones have released ‘All Falls To Me’, the second single from their forthcoming album Twilight, introducing another unexpected musical direction ahead of the band’s first studio album in eight years.

Tex Perkins and Matt Walker have released ‘Maybe Tomorrow’, the second single from their forthcoming debut collaborative album Before The Show, while announcing an Australian tour for September through November.

Chiodos have released their first new music in more than a decade with “TAPDAT” while announcing a new recording deal with SharpTone Records and the next chapter of the band’s career.

Snow Patrol and Kylie Minogue have released the official live video for These Alarms, filmed during the band’s sold out Crystal Palace Park concert where the song received its first live performance.

Everlast has unveiled ‘Peace Of Mind’, the latest single from his first album in eight years, Embers To Ashes. The new track continues the rollout ahead of the album’s August 28 release.

Freebandz recording artist Real Boston Richey has returned with his latest single Played First, produced by Mac-Fly, alongside dates for the summer festival circuit.

Echo & The Bunnymen have announced Apples For Isaac, their first album of new material in 12 years. The record features the late Blondie drummer Clem Burke and is previewed by the new single Brussels Is Haunted.

Beck has announced Ride Lonesome, his first album of new original material since Hyperspace, featuring new song “In The Night”.

Howard Jones has released Stand Up, the first single from his forthcoming album Global Citizen. The new song reconnects the British synth pop icon with the Roland Jupiter 8 synthesiser that shaped his biggest hits as he prepares for his 2026 North American tour.

Mastodon have announced their first album since Hushed And Grim. Marrow Deep will be released on August 28 and is previewed by the new single Snakes For Dinner, featuring Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age.

No Cure have released their debut album It Is Going To Get Dark via SharpTone Records, alongside a new video for Brain Matter Displacement. The Alabama metallic hardcore band continue their rapid rise with a twelve track collection shaped by relentless touring and personal loss.

KC And The Sunshine Band have officially released “Love Goes Up And Down”, a song first recorded for the 1986 film Knights Of The City, now reimagined with NYNE.

Boston Manor have shared an acoustic version of Drowned In Gold as the latest preview of the Be Nothing. 10th Anniversary edition, arriving on 14 August through Pure Noise Records.

Dan Sultan has announced his sixth studio album Little Miracles, recorded with Guy Chambers and led by the new single Forgiveness, due for release on 23 October 2026.

U2 have released ‘Street Of Dreams’, the first single from their first studio album in nine years, launching a new chapter ahead of the band’s 50th anniversary celebrations.

Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover has revealed how Ian Gillan came up with the title of the band’s new album SPLAT! and explained why their songwriting partnership remains one of rock’s most enduring creative relationships.

DMA’s have unveiled ‘Killing Time’, a new single from their forthcoming self-titled fifth album, due on 21 August, with Australian tour dates set for later this year.

Australian singer-songwriter Michael G. Jones has released You Can Call Me Out, a new single produced by Taxiride guitarist Tim Wild that continues his genre-spanning songwriting journey.

Melbourne’s Icecream Hands have announced Pineapple Pieces, a four-track companion EP featuring songs from the Giant Fox Pineapple Tree sessions and an intimate Melbourne launch performance.

Jelly Roll has released his new single ‘Hands Up’, a deeply personal song revisiting formative moments in his life while arriving during a period of major personal change for the country star.