Kasey Chambers, Casey Barnes, The Wolfe Brothers, and more headline The Bend Classic 2025, South Australia’s biggest celebration of cars, country music and camping from October 24-26.

Boy & Bear return with their luminous new single “Tripping Over Time,” announce their sixth studio album for December 12, and confirm their biggest headline show ever on the Sydney Opera House ...

Youth Group are back with their new single Saturday Dad, the latest track from their upcoming album Big Whoop. The band will tour nationally from October 31 to November 8 to celebrate the release.

Australian soul artist WILSN returns with Bloom, recorded in New York with members of Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings. The album showcases her evolution into one of Australia’s most powerful soul voices.

Nick Batterham, the ARIA-nominated Melbourne musician and sound designer, releases First Snow (Music For Piano And Strings), his new album of cinematic piano and string compositions. The album launch ...

Andrew Swift joins Paul Cashmere to discuss Lucky Stars, his most personal album yet — from love and family to Nashville sessions and co-writes with Ella Hooper and The Wolfe Brothers.

The Last Dinner Party will bring their art-rock spectacle to Australia in January 2026 with Sir Chloe, celebrating their new album From The Pyre.

Pitch Music & Arts Festival returns to the Grampian Plains in March 2026 with reimagined stages, a new Rock Pool wellness space and the appointment of Tom Supple as Arts Curator.

The Avett Brothers and Mike Patton ignite creative sparks on their new single “Heaven’s Breath,” a roaring taste of their upcoming collaborative album AVTT/PTTN, set for release on 14 November.

Dom Mariani, the revered Australian guitar-pop craftsman behind The Stems, DM3 and Datura4, returns with World On Its Head, the lead single from his forthcoming album Apple of Life, due 31 October on ...

Excide have released Call Box, the explosive final single from their forthcoming album Bastard Hymns, out November 28 via SharpTone Records.

Ace Frehley, original KISS guitarist, is reportedly on life support after suffering a brain bleed from a fall in his studio. His family may soon decide whether to turn off support.