Working Class Man Tour

Boom Crash Opera have cancelled all remaining live performances for 2026 after frontman Dale Ryder was advised to undergo a quadruple bypass, with the Melbourne band targeting a return to the stage in 2027.

Rose Carleo Band will launch their national tour for 42 Days with three Queensland shows in January 2027, taking the ARIA-charting album to Ipswich, the Gold Coast and Toowoomba.

Craig 'Bloxy' Bloxom leads a revitalised V.Spy V.Spy through a sold-out Melbourne show, with Bob Spencer adding another dimension to a set dominated by the band's landmark 1986 albums.

Released in November 1966, Volume 3 was the final album The Easybeats recorded in Australia before heading to England. Led by the number one single "Sorry", the album captures the band at the height of its domestic success, just before the international breakthrough that would change their history.

Hoodoo Gurus give their dark maritime tale a dramatic orchestral treatment for Halloween, with a passage from Richard Wagner's The Flying Dutchman adding another dimension to the live recording from their forthcoming Silk Purse album.

The Australian alt-pop rocker challenges the Santa Claus tradition with a Christmas song about children who miss out, combining sleigh bells, heavy riffs, explosive breakdowns and an unapologetic lyrical message.

Melbourne metal band Frankenbok have revisited a song that helped shape guitarist Aaron Butler's musical life, making the Hoodoo Gurus' 1985 classic 'Like Wow - Wipeout!' the opening statement on their new album The Arriba War Honkle. The album has debuted at number five on the ARIA Australian Artist Chart, giving the release added significance during Australian Music Month.