Thirty years after K topped the UK charts, Kula Shaker return with K-Reinkarnate, a complete live analogue re-recording of the debut album by the original line-up, out 5 February 2027. New version of ...

Thirty years on, we revisit Midnight Oil and the stripping back of their signature sound on the atmospheric 1996 record Breathe.

Thirty years after its release, Justus remains the sole Monkees studio album written, performed and produced exclusively by Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork.

Thirty years on, The Lemonheads’ Car Button Cloth returns as a limited white vinyl with rarities. The final Atlantic album that never quite fitted the commercial mould has quietly built its own ...

Golden Plains has dropped the line-up for its nineteenth edition, placing Underworld, Geese and Peter Garrett on the single stage at Meredith in March 2027. The second ballot closes Monday night.

WOMADelaide has revealed the first wave of artists for its 35th anniversary in March 2027, bringing Underworld and several festival pioneers back to Adelaide’s Botanic Park alongside a strong list of ...

Bess Atwell announces March 2027 Australian headline dates and releases new single ‘The Act’, written about her time living in Quebec, ahead of a February 2027 album.

Lorna Shore open their biggest Australian headline arena run this Friday in Melbourne, bringing Whitechapel for the Australian dates and The Acacia Strain across Australia and New Zealand, with ...

Story of the Year and Silverstein will co-headline the Camp Screamo Australian Tour across five cities in February 2027, supported by Point North. Pre-sale opens 14 October, general tickets 16 October ...

Craig Bloxom talks to Paul Cashmere about Spy Vs Spy's surprise Australian chart success, the return to live performance, Bob Spencer's role in the new band and plans for a regional Australian tour ...

Thirty years after its release, Spiderbait’s Ivy And The Big Apples remains the album that turned an unlikely alternative band into Australian hitmakers, led by the history-making “Buy Me A Pony”.

Wang Chung’s Mosaic turns 40, revisiting the 1986 album that produced three US Top 40 singles including “Everybody Have Fun Tonight”.