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”.

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 ...

A$AP Rocky will play Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth in December, bringing the Don’t Be Dumb World Tour to Australia for the first time in eight years after rewriting European arena records.

A desert-festival encounter with a fan who tattooed lyrics in memory of his late wife led Mick Thomas to re-record the final Weddings Parties Anything single for a new split release with Hana and ...

Luka Bloom has announced his 16th Australian tour and shared the private story of the heart diagnosis he carried through his favourite 28-date run in 2024, the surgery that followed, and the album ...

Howard Jones’ One To One turns 40, revisiting the album that expanded his synth-pop sound with Nile Rodgers, Steve Ferrone and Phil Collins.

Forty years after its release, Berlin’s Count Three & Pray remains a fascinating album because its biggest success, “Take My Breath Away”, also exposed the creative divisions within the band.

SharpTone Records, joined by new track haunted and a fan lyric video, with major UK headline shows set for January 2027.

Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist Marlon Funaki announces three debut Australian headline shows for February 2027, following his Warner Records EP Half Moon and a year of major festival appearances.

Icehouse have added Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney shows to the Man of Colours 40th anniversary tour after the first Melbourne date sold out. Suze DeMarchi and Michael Paynter join as featured artists.

Converge bring a rare full performance of their 2001 album Jane Doe to the inaugural Lucidity Festival at Melbourne Pavilion on 13 March 2027, alongside Oathbreaker, Extortion and other exclusive sets ...

Seventeen years after their final show, Powderfinger confirm a national big-top tour for September and October 2027. The five members explain why the timing finally felt right.