Guns N’ Roses have been confirmed as very special guest performers for Aerosmith’s two Hollywood Bowl shows, turning the California Dream On nights into a rare meeting of two major American rock bands ...
Chris Welsh, the drummer whose powerful playing defined Died Pretty’s classic albums, has died after a long battle with lung cancer. His death comes three years after frontman Ron Peno’s passing.
After weeks of coded clues, Powderfinger have confirmed they will return to Australian stages in September 2027. Full details land on Monday.
All Them Witches discuss their seventh album, House Of Mirrors, recording at Abbey Road Studios, working with producer Eddie Spear and the art of balancing new music with fan favourites. Ben McLeod ...
Albert Hammond Jr.’s debut solo album Yours To Keep turns 20, revealing an unexpected musical connection between Sean Lennon, Julian Casablancas and the Strokes guitarist.
Starset's “Transfusion” begins with unusual restraint before expanding into a heavy cinematic finale, following two new songs released earlier in 2026.
Powderfinger have joined the cryptic comeback campaign, using a coded video and the date of their final show to hint that something is changing.
Dolly Parton has officially opened her SongTeller Hotel and Life of Many Colors Museum in Nashville, creating a permanent destination devoted to her music, life and legacy.
Aerosmith will return to the Hollywood Bowl for two concerts featuring an extraordinary guest lineup, including Slash, Heart, The Black Crowes, Run-DMC, Sammy Hagar and Tom Morello.
The Church release “Sky And Hill” and “Forever” as a double single ahead of Lacuna, with Steve Kilbey revealing the stories behind two very different songs.
Hugh Cornwell has cancelled his Australian tour after the shows were moved to December. Fans will receive automatic full refunds for their tickets.
Jakob Dylan’s connection to Tom Petty gives The Wallflowers’ first Australian tour an added dimension as they perform Long After Dark in full alongside Bringing Down The Horse.