The Herd will mark 20 years since The Sun Never Sets with a 2026 Australian tour, performing songs from their landmark album and fan favourites across seven cities.

Pulp will return to Australia in February and March 2026 for their third visit and first in 15 years, performing songs from their 2025 album More.

Diplo returns with ‘D00mscrvll Vol. 1’, a new mixtape diving into the world of phonk. The project features Juicy J, Project Pat, Benny Benassi and Yo Gotti, blending Memphis rap with modern electronic ...

Sony Pictures and Sam Mendes have revealed the actresses portraying Maureen Starkey, Linda McCartney, Yoko Ono, and Pattie Boyd in The Beatles — A Four-Film Cinematic Event, coming to cinemas ...

Through The Open Window revisits his Greenwich Village years with 48 unreleased tracks and a full 1963 Carnegie Hall concert.

Stephen Cummings will release Joy, a 4-track EP reimagining songs by Spectrum, Pel Mel, Jess Ribeiro and Dag. The record, out November 21, 2025, spans five decades of Australian songwriting.

Metallica’s current tour doubles as a living history of heavy metal, spanning songs from Kill ’Em All (1983) through to 72 Seasons (2023).

Joe Camilleri speaks with Paul Cashmere about The Quintessential Black Sorrows, a new collection that celebrates 41 years of his band’s music and stories.

Disturbed have announced an indefinite hiatus following a year of controversy and tension. Guitarist Dan Donegan says the band “needs to breathe” after nearly three decades on the road.

Neil Young’s new video As Time Explodes targets Donald Trump and tech billionaires in a striking two-minute protest montage set to his Crazy Horse song Be The Rain.

Oasis tore through a storm-threatened night at Marvel Stadium, mixing old anthems, cheeky banter, and a dramatic encore to remind Melbourne why they mattered.

At 86, Mavis Staples is still a force of nature. Her new album Sad And Beautiful World arrives 7 November, featuring Buddy Guy, Bonnie Raitt and Jeff Tweedy — a powerful testament to her seven-decade ...