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James Taylor Greatest Hits album cover, released by Warner Bros. Records in November 1976.

James Taylor’s Greatest Hits Turns 50: The Songs That Defined A Generation

by Paul Cashmere

James Taylor’s Greatest Hits turns 50 in November 2026. The best-selling collection captures the songs, musicians and producers that shaped his rise during the early 1970s.

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Andy White performing live and promoting Written To Be Read Quickly in Melbourne

Andy White Returns To Melbourne With New Poetry Book And 2027 Album Preview

by Paul Cashmere

Andy White returns to Melbourne’s Merri Creek Tavern in November to launch his new poetry collection, preview his 2027 album and revisit 40 years of songwriting.

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Michael G. Jones performing with guitar

Michael G. Jones Turns A Relationship Struggle Into Way Past Mars

by Paul Cashmere

Michael G. Jones returns with Way Past Mars, a new single about the tension between chasing a dream and maintaining a relationship.

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Gary Marks performing or posing for promotional imagery for “Nobody’s Following” and “Where We Started”

Gary Marks Premieres New Music Where We Started And Nobody’s Following

by Paul Cashmere

Gary Marks has released “Where We Started” and “Nobody’s Following”, two new songs exploring democracy, war and political power.

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Heather Nova photographed for The Orchard album campaign

Heather Nova Returns To The Path Of Hurricanes 32 Years After Walk This World

by Paul Cashmere

Heather Nova has released In The Path Of Hurricanes, the latest single from her forthcoming album The Orchard, 32 years after Walk This World established her internationally.

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Holly Throsby performing live with guitar

Holly Throsby Releases New Album Normal Magic

by Paul Cashmere

Holly Throsby has released Normal Magic, her first studio album in nine years, alongside new single ‘Wouldn’t It Be Good’ and an East Coast tour.

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Declan O'Rourke performing during the For Free era ahead of Oceanic

Declan O’Rourke Unveils New Single For Free Produced By Jim Moginie

by Paul Cashmere

Declan O’Rourke has released For Free, the second single from his forthcoming eighth studio album Oceanic, recorded in Sydney with Midnight Oil’s Jim Moginie.

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Jake Bugg portrait by Kevin Westenberg

Jake Bugg Turns Inward On Seventh Album Alamo

by Paul Cashmere

Jake Bugg will release Alamo on November 13, his seventh studio album and first release as an independent artist on Thirty Tigers.

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Foy Vance performing live during his Australian tour announcement for 2027

Foy Vance Announces Australian Tour With The Paper Kites

by Paul Cashmere

Foy Vance will return to Australia in 2027 with The Paper Kites, coinciding with the release of the first EP from his three-part album IF.

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Sheryl Crow announcing Pick You Up album

Sheryl Crow Announces Pick You Up With New Song Freedom Bus

by Paul Cashmere

Sheryl Crow will release her new album Pick You Up on October 9, 2026, with Freedom Bus featuring Jesse Welles as the first single.

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Holly Throsby performing live during the Normal Magic era

Holly Throsby Releases ‘Missing You’ Ahead Of Normal Magic

by Paul Cashmere

Holly Throsby has released ‘Missing You’, the latest single from her forthcoming sixth studio album, Normal Magic, due September 4.

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Rick Price supplied

Rick Price Announces National Call On Me Tour Following New Single Release

by Paul Cashmere

Rick Price has announced a national Australian tour celebrating his new single Call On Me from the Hometown album, with dates beginning in September.

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Olivia Coggan photo by Gabe Coggan

Olivia Coggan Releases Reflective New Single ‘Fault Line’ Ahead of August Tour

by Paul Cashmere

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.

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Don McLean photo supplied

Don McLean Reflects On The Legacy Of American Pie Ahead Of Australian Anniversary Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Don McLean reveals the story behind American Pie and reflects on the song’s lasting legacy ahead of his Australian anniversary tour.

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Dave Mason Facebook photo

Dave Mason Dies Aged 79, Traffic Co-Founder And Rock Guitar Icon Behind Feelin’ Alright And We Just Disagree

by Paul Cashmere

Dave Mason, founding member of Traffic and solo artist behind Feelin’ Alright? and We Just Disagree, has died aged 79 following a career spanning six decades of rock history.

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David Duchovny performing Stay On The Train live with his band Weather

David Duchovny Releases Stay On The Train As Title Track Of 2026 Album

by Paul Cashmere

David Duchovny releases Stay On The Train, a song written more than a decade ago for his daughter, now serving as the title track of his 2026 album.

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Tom Busby by Maclay Heriot

Tom Busby And Ben Kweller Unite For Rockhampton Hangover

by Paul Cashmere

Tom Busby travelled to Texas to record his debut solo album Rockhampton Hangover with Ben Kweller in a creative collaboration that reshaped the project.

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Joseph Arthur You're Not A Ghost Anymore

Joseph Arthur Lifts The Curtain On You’re Not A Ghost Anymore

by Paul Cashmere

Joseph Arthur launches an ambitious new three-part album project with You’re Not A Ghost Anymore: Faith, released via Lonely Astronaut Records in April.

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Gordi photo Brianna da Silva

Gordi Shares New Single High Line And Announces Australian Headline Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Gordi launches 2026 with new single High Line and announces an 11-date Australian headline tour following her acclaimed album Like Plasticine.

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Mon Rovîa releases his debut album Bloodline, a deeply personal 16 track project exploring identity, migration, memory, and resilience.

Mon Rovîa Releases Debut Album Bloodline

by Paul Cashmere

Mon Rovîa has released his debut album Bloodline, a sweeping and deeply personal 16 track project shaped by themes of identity, migration, and resilience.

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Hawaiian singer-songwriter Thunderstorm Artis brings his emotive live show to Australia for a run of intimate March 2026 tour dates.

Thunderstorm Artis Announces Intimate Australian Tour For March 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Thunderstorm Artis returns to Australia in March 2026 with an intimate live tour showcasing his heartfelt songwriting and soulful vocals.

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Blair Dunlop performing live on stage with acoustic guitar during Australian tour

Blair Dunlop Announces Australian Tour For March 2026

by Paul Cashmere

British folk artist Blair Dunlop will tour Australia in March 2026 with headline shows, festival appearances and collaborative performances.

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Tracy Bonham releases festive single Un-F-k This F-kt Up Christmas

Tracy Bonham Lights Up 2025 With New Holiday Single “Un-Fk This Fkt Up Christmas”

by Paul Cashmere

Tracy Bonham ends 2025 with the festive and biting single Un-F-k This F-kt Up Christmas and prepares for new live dates ahead of her 30th anniversary year.

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Delaney Bailey portrait for debut album Concave

Delaney Bailey To Release Debut Album ‘Concave’ In January 2026

by Paul Cashmere

Delaney Bailey will release her debut album Concave in January 2026, unveiling an emotional, atmospheric world shaped by grief, growth and romantic-era influence.

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Lloyd Cole Electric Solo Tour 2026

Lloyd Cole To Go Electric Again For 2026 Australian Tour

by Paul Cashmere

Lloyd Cole will return to Australia in March 2026 with an electric solo tour revisiting songs from Rattlesnakes to On Pain. Tickets go on sale 17 October.

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Madi Diaz releases new single Why’d You Have To Bring Me Flowers ahead of Fatal Optimist album

Madi Diaz Releases Final Single ‘Why’d You Have To Bring Me Flowers’ Ahead of New Album ‘Fatal Optimist’

by Noise11.com

Madi Diaz releases Why’d You Have To Bring Me Flowers, the final single from her upcoming album Fatal Optimist, due this Friday through ANTI-.

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Nicki Bluhm releases her new album Rancho Deluxe featuring Nashville collaborators.

Nicki Bluhm Finds Her Groove Again on ‘Rancho Deluxe’

by Noise11.com

California’s Nicki Bluhm taps into Nashville’s creative energy with Rancho Deluxe, her eighth studio album and one of her most inspired works yet.

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Sarah McLachlan releases Better Broken, her first album in over a decade, featuring the new single “Reminds Me” with Katie Gavin.

Sarah McLachlan Returns With Better Broken And New Single “Reminds Me” Featuring Katie Gavin

by Noise11.com

Sarah McLachlan has released Better Broken, her first album in over a decade, alongside the single “Reminds Me” featuring Katie Gavin of MUNA.

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Mike McClellan

Mike McClellan Announces Farewell Touring Run Across Australia

by Noise11.com

After five decades as one of Australia’s most respected and enduring singer-songwriters, Mike McClellan is returning to the road for a final series of concerts this October and November, 2025.

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Brandi Carlisle

Brandi Carlile Returns With New Album Returning To Myself

by Noise11.com

After four years away from solo work, 11-time GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile is back with her eighth studio album, Returning To Myself, due October 24 via Interscope Records/Lost Highway. The album, her first solo project since collaborations with musical legends, sees Carlile looking inward, reflecting on her life, and embracing a deeply personal artistic vision.

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