Paul McCartney is expanding The Boys Of Dungeon Lane just four months after its original release with three unreleased songs and a new Ringo Starr mix.

Talking Heads will expand Fear of Music with two complete 1979 concerts, studio rarities, rare BBC footage and new Dolby Atmos mixes.

Twenty years after its release, The Datsuns’ Smoke & Mirrors remains the album where the New Zealand rock band stepped away from outside expectations and reclaimed their own sound.

Absurda have released their debut single “Spirit” without revealing the identities of the Australian musicians behind the project. Can you solve the mystery?

Live and Stone Temple Pilots will co-headline Lookout in Perth in March 2027, joined by The Living End and Magic Dirt at Kings Park.

Andy White returns to Melbourne's Merri Creek Tavern in November to launch his new poetry collection, preview his 2027 album and revisit 40 years of songwriting.

Gypsy Lee's new EP On A Mission From God And Gucci captures the Melbourne songwriter at 22, balancing humour, vulnerability and self-discovery across four songs.

Originally intended to be packaged with MTV Unplugged, Nirvana's blistering live compilation was delayed when Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl found the grieving process too raw. Three decades on, it ...

Elvis Costello has bypassed traditional milestone releases to unbox a 101-track 49th anniversary edition of his debut album My Aim Is True, featuring 52 unreleased tracks.

On its 40th anniversary, John Fogerty’s Eye of the Zombie remains the solo album he largely erased from his live set for more than two decades after a mixed critical reception and modest chart run.

Glenn Shorrock remembers The Twilights recording “What’s Wrong With The Way I Live?” at Abbey Road while The Beatles worked on “Penny Lane”.

Antony Partos, Josh Hogan and Ned Beckley lead the 2026 Screen Music Awards with four nominations each, alongside a diverse field spanning television, film, games and documentaries.