Seconds of Summer have returned after three years with ‘NOT OK’, the first taste of their upcoming sixth album Everyone’s A Star!—and their debut release on Republic Records.

KT Tunstall will return to Australia and New Zealand in May 2026 to perform her debut album Eye To The Telescope in full for its 20th anniversary.

Mike Patton of Faith No More and The Avett Brothers have teamed up for a new collaborative project, AVTT/PTTN. Their self-titled debut arrives 14 November with the folk-inspired lead single ‘Eternal ...

The Rolling Stones are celebrating nearly 50 years of Black and Blue with a definitive reissue featuring unreleased recordings, rare concert footage, Steven Wilson remixes, and a limited marbled vinyl ...

Art vs Science are back with ‘Powder’, an ode to snow, silliness and ski adventures, complete with a cutting-edge AI-generated music video by long-time collaborator Alex Roberts.

Miami Horror will return to Australia in November 2025 for their We Always Had Tomorrow Tour, with shows in Perth and Sydney alongside Telenova and Tseba.

Oasis have unveiled a stripped-back unplugged version of ‘Morning Glory’ as part of the 30th anniversary deluxe edition of (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, out 3 October. The reissue lands as Oasis ...

Bad Wolves expand their 2023 album Die About It into a deluxe edition with nine new tracks, including the explosive Stand Atlantic collaboration “Hanging On To Thunder”.

Jimmy Kimmel returned to Jimmy Kimmel Live after his suspension, thanking supporters across the political spectrum, criticising Donald Trump for celebrating comedians losing their jobs, and reflecting ...

Seconds of Summer are set to release their first new music since 5SOS5 (2022). Here’s a look back at their career highlights and ten biggest Australian hits.

James Reyne will hit the road in 2026 for the Fall of Crawl Tour, revisiting Australian Crawl’s legacy with Boom Crash Opera at every show and Models, 1927 and Nick Barker on select dates.

Royal Republic are back with the third chaotic instalment of The Blastbeaters saga, unleashing a fiery rock’n’roll cover of the Bee Gees’ Stayin’ Alive.