Steve Hoy

Lost Dog Street Band frontman Benjamin Tod has released a 12-song covers album spanning Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams, George Jones, Merle Haggard, Bob Dylan and Keith Whitley.

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings will return to Australia and New Zealand in February 2027, extending their long-running touring relationship with Love Police into Western Australia, Tasmania and the South Island of New Zealand.

Brian "BT" Taranto's Love Police turns 30 in 2027, with new tour announcements beginning tomorrow and The Wallflowers set to lead the anniversary year with their first Australian shows.

Alex Orbison has transformed an unpublished Johnny Cash poem for June Carter Cash into a new recording featuring Erika Orbison, with Roy Orbison's sons and John Carter Cash completing the music.

David Duchovny has expanded his music catalogue with Prince Of Pieces, his fourth studio album, continuing a decade-long songwriting partnership with the musicians who helped shape his transition from actor and author to recording artist.

Sheryl Crow will release her new album Pick You Up on October 9, 2026, introducing the seven-song project with Freedom Bus, a collaboration with Jesse Welles that addresses freedom, political division and the need for meaningful dialogue.

Caroline Rose has announced the new album Gentling The Horse At The Walt Whitman Mall, due October 23 on their newly established SUCK records label, alongside the release of the new single “Chow Mein”.