The Drunk Promoter

The Wallflowers' first Australian tour will pair the 30th anniversary of Bringing Down The Horse with a full performance of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' Long After Dark, an album with a deeply personal connection to Jakob Dylan.

Chris Isaak's 1996 album was more than a collection of acoustic covers. For its 30th anniversary, the album stands out as a rare moment when Isaak deliberately stripped back songs from his own catalogue and heard them differently.

Kid Rock's "James 1:17 (Jesus Is King)" has drawn attention for its striking musical resemblance to Kenny Rogers' "The Gambler", raising questions about whether Don Schlitz's composition has been used without credit.

Palaye Royale will release their sixth studio album in January, with "Lost In Translation" introducing a record the brothers say helped bring them back together after the death of their mother.

A 23andMe DNA match led Michael Goessling to a half-brother he never knew existed, and ultimately to the discovery that his biological father was the Doobie Brothers singer.

Elvis Costello has unboxed an expansive 101-track 5CD collection celebrating his landmark 1977 debut album, revealing 52 unreleased tracks, historical studio secrets and the quirky reason he chose a 49th anniversary over a 50th.

After more than six decades on the road, Rod Stewart will make his final major touring run in 2027, while leaving the door open for new music and occasional performances.