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Disgraceland have released a new recording of the Hoodoo Gurus classic ‘Wipeout’ while continuing a nationwide tour that includes extensive dates with The Angels.

Evanescence opened the Sanctuary world tour in Florida with a 21-song set featuring eight live debuts, classic hits and the first complete live presentation of the new album ahead of the band’s 2027 Australian tour.

Byron Bay trio Headsend have announced their first headline tour of North America, the UK and Europe following the release of their debut EP Angel Glands and support slots with Eagles Of Death Metal.

Brent Smith says Shinedown deliberately moved away from concept albums for Ei8ht, creating an 18-song collection where every track tells its own story.

Stanley Simmons continue building momentum with the release of ‘Cellophane’ and the announcement of their debut album Dancing While The World Is Ending, arriving August 28.

Thirty years after Load transformed Metallica’s sound and image, the album remains one of the most debated releases in rock history. Here’s how the 1996 record reshaped the band’s future.

Bryan Adams’ seventh album 18 Til I Die turns 30, celebrating a record that delivered international hits and sold millions worldwide.

Billy Idol has released the official video for John Wayne featuring Alison Mosshart. The western-inspired clip arrives as Idol continues touring behind his latest album Dream Into It.

Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood have revealed how Charlie Watts and Paul McCartney contributed to The Rolling Stones’ forthcoming album Foreign Tongues, a record built from 10 new songs and four earlier session recordings.

The Pretty Reckless have released Dear God, the title track from their upcoming fifth album, with Taylor Momsen describing it as “desperation set to music” ahead of the June 26 release.

The Wallflowers’ landmark 1996 album Bringing Down The Horse turns 30 this week, revisiting the record that delivered One Headlight and transformed Jakob Dylan’s band into a global success.

Jet have expanded their long-running relationship with BMG, with the company acquiring publishing interests tied to key members of the Australian rock band behind Get Born and Are You Gonna Be My Girl.

Jack Douglas, the producer behind John Lennon’s Double Fantasy and Aerosmith’s classic 1970s albums, has died at the age of 80.

The White Stripes’ legendary 2006 Hobart concert is finally being released as a 33-song Vault collection, capturing the band at their peak.

Foo Fighters have unveiled Caught In The Echo, the opening track from their upcoming album Your Favorite Toy, previewing a louder direction ahead of their 2026 tour

The Living End will play a special headline show at Hotel Brunswick in Brunswick Heads after Bluesfest was cancelled, bringing new songs and classic hits to an intimate stage.

The Pretty Reckless have announced their fifth studio album Dear God and premiered the new single When I Wake Up as the band prepares for a new global tour.

Marking 50 years since its release, Status Quo’s Blue For You remains a landmark album in British rock, featuring hits like Rain and Mystery Song

From Ashes To New have unveiled the new single Die For You as the band prepares for the April release of their upcoming album Reflections.

Thirsty Merc frontman Rai Thistlethwayte has been recruited by Toto as their new keyboard player and backing vocalist, marking another milestone in his expanding international career.

Guns N’ Roses will headline the 2026 bp Adelaide Grand Final Sunday Concert, closing Australia’s biggest motorsport event with a landmark live show on 29 November.

Brad Arnold, founder and lead singer of Three Doors Down, has died at 47 following a battle with renal cancer. His songs helped define mainstream rock in the 2000s.

Shinedown have pulled out of the Rock The Country Festival, saying their mission is to unite audiences through music and avoid further division.

Aerosmith celebrate 50 years of their debut album with Legendary Edition, including new mixes, unreleased tracks, live recordings, and deluxe collector’s packages

Jonas Åkerlund’s Billy Idol Should Be Dead explores the legendary musician’s rise to fame, challenges, and enduring impact on rock music, set for 2026 release.

Yungblud’s Melbourne show at Sidney Myer Music Bowl was a powerful reminder that rock still matters. Big songs, massive production, and a genuine connection with fans.

Liam Gallagher has celebrated his first sober Christmas in decades, reflecting on his health journey during the Oasis Live ’25 Tour

Vinnie Vincent, ex-Kiss guitarist, releases $225 limited-edition single Ride The Serpent, defending the price as a protection against piracy.

Chris Rea, the English rock and blues icon behind The Road To Hell and Auberge, has died aged 74 after a short illness.

Lenny Kravitz lit up John Cain Arena with a rare Australian performance that blended classics, new tracks, and a 20-minute finale of Let Love Rule. Read the full Melbourne review and setlist.