Kate Miller-Heidke has shared 'A Certain Panic', the latest single from her forthcoming album The Kiss and The Abyss, exploring identity, visibility and the pressures of modern digital life.

Osees have confirmed six Australian dates for February 2027, with the return of Brigid Dawson and a setlist featuring classic material alongside songs from Off Course.

Melbourne progressive instrumental project I Built The Sky will perform Promise Me You'll Thrive and The Zenith Rise in full during an exclusive hometown concert at Howler this October.

Jennifer Finch, the founding bassist and songwriter for L7, has died aged 59 after battling an aggressive form of brain cancer, only days after withdrawing from the band's farewell tour.

Japanese melodic punk power trio Dizzy Sunfist have confirmed the upcoming release of their new full length album Our Dream Is Not Dead, arriving this September via legendary independent punk label ...

Kim Wilde speaks with Paul Cashmere about her acclaimed album Closer, her Australian tour, collaborating with Midge Ure, working with Ricky and Scarlet Wilde, and why she's still chasing the perfect ...

The Neil Diamond Musical explains how Neil Diamond's greatest songs have been woven into a stage production centred on the artist's life ahead of the Australian premiere.

Ronnie Wood has returned to the stage for his first solo concerts since 2019, performing career-spanning sets in Austria and Italy featuring music from The Rolling Stones, Faces, the Jeff Beck Group ...

Freebandz recording artist Real Boston Richey has returned with his latest single Played First, produced by Mac-Fly, alongside dates for the summer festival circuit.

Australian music pioneer Mike Rudd and his seminal progressive rock outfit Spectrum are the focus of a new 40-minute documentary exploring the history of their 1971 chart-topping single, I’ll Be Gone.

Dave Warner reflects on five decades of Australian music, the reunion of Dave Warner From The Suburbs, songwriting, television writing and his enduring career in an exclusive interview with Paul ...

Forty years after its release on 7 July 1986, David Lee Roth’s Eat ‘Em And Smile remains one of the defining statements of his solo career, arriving just one year after his departure from Van Halen ...