Richard Ashcroft’s Money To Burn video, directed by Jonathan Glazer, signalled his arrival as a solo artist after The Verve, pairing cinematic visuals with soulful rock ambition.

Hayley Williams has released Good Ol’ Days, a new single from the final physical edition of Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party, out 7 November.

Elton John’s Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy turns 50. The landmark 1975 album that charted Elton and Bernie Taupin’s early struggles is being reissued with demos, live recordings, and the ...

The All-American Rejects have dropped their new single “Eggshell Tap-Dancer,” the latest taste of their upcoming 2026 album Sandbox.

Mumford & Sons and Hozier finally deliver their first studio collaboration with Rubber Band Man, a soaring folk anthem produced by Aaron Dessner.

Live At The Roxy Theatre (25th Anniversary Edition) will be released 7 November 2025 via Oglio Records, featuring 40 tracks across 2CDs, newly unearthed recordings, and the first-ever vinyl edition.

Karen Freedman reviews Pavlov’s Dog’s much-anticipated Melbourne debut at The Corner Hotel, 24 October 2025, a night of nostalgia, humour, and musical brilliance.

Soft Cell’s Dave Ball, a pioneer of British synth-pop and one half of the duo behind Tainted Love, has died at the age of 66, days after completing the band’s final album Danceteria.

Robby Krieger will headline A 60th Anniversary Doors Celebration at the Greek Theatre, joined by Perry Farrell, Billy Idol, and other rock icons to perform Morrison Hotel in full.

Blondie will release No Exit (Remastered & Expanded) on 31 October, celebrating the album’s 26th anniversary with rare remixes, unreleased tracks, and a Coolio collaboration.

Bernth and Charles Berthoud will bring their Escape The Internet Tour to Australia in October and November 2025, blending performance, humour and masterclass for guitar and bass fans.

Teddy Swims brought soul, fire and sincerity to Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, surprising fans with Tones And I for the live debut of their new duet Gone Gone Gone.