rock rock Airbourne Announce New Album, Pay Tribute to Rock Icons with New Single Airbourne have announced their sixth studio album, led by the new single 'Alive After Death (Last Plane Out)'.
Emo Emo Hawthorne Heights Celebrate 20 Years of ‘If Only You Were Lonely’ With Vinyl Reissue Hawthorne Heights are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their second studio album with a special vinyl reissue.
Pop Pop Michael Jackson’s Family React to Controversy Surrounding New Biopic Family members of Michael Jackson are speaking out as debate intensifies over the newly released biopic 'Michael'.
Live Music Live Music August Burns Red Return to Australia and New Zealand with ‘Season of Surrender’ Tour August Burns Red have announced a huge 2026 Australia and New Zealand tour with special guests Bloom and I Promised the World.
Punk Punk Bowling for Soup Cover Sum 41’s ‘In Too Deep’ Ahead of Australian Tour Ahead of their Australian tour, Bowling for Soup have released a cover of Sum 41's "In Too Deep" as part of their pop punk revival series.
Live Music Live Music Spiderbait Add New Australian Tour Date Following Huge Demand Spiderbait have added a second and final Melbourne date to their 'Ivy & the Big Apples 30th Anniversary Tour'.
More More Live Nation Says Landmark US Ruling Has ‘No Bearing’ on Australia The decision has already reignited calls for investigations into Live Nation's concentration in the local live music industry.
Live Music Live Music Violent Soho Are Officially Back With First Australian Shows in Four Years After four years away from the stage, Violent Soho have announced their long-awaited live return, locking in exclusive shows later this year.
Live Music Live Music ‘It Feels Damn Good Still’: Bowling for Soup’s Jaret Reddick Revisits Their First Show Ahead of Australian Tour Ahead of their co-headline Australian tour, Bowling for Soup's Jaret Reddick takes a trip down memory lane with Tone Deaf.
More More Disturbed’s David Draiman Reignites Feud With Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters: ‘I’d Have to Punch Him’ Disturbed's David Draiman has again expressed his disdain for Roger Waters, saying he would 'punch' the pro-Palestine Pink Floyd legend.
The Strokes Revive ‘Oblivius’ for Charged Political Statement at Coachella The Strokes resurrected 'Oblivius' at Coachella weekend two, accompanied by a video montage targeting US bombings in Gaza and Iran.
Live Music Live Music Hermitude, Egoism and More Set for Huge Record Store Day Hermitude and Egoism are among a stacked lineup of local acts leading a packed program for Record Store Day 2026, taking place tomorrow.
