Fifty years on, Station To Station remains one of David Bowie's most pivotal statements. Released on 23 January 1976, the album arrived at a crossroads in Bowie's career, closing one era while opening another. It was his tenth studio album and the record that introduced the Thin White Duke, a character that would dominate Bowie's public and artistic life for the next year.

The global pop phenomenon will perform 50 shows across seven cities in 2026 as he launches his fourth studio album era

The world tour celebrating the landmark album wraps up in April 2026 with a seven-city run across Australasia

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Dallas metal hip hop agitators return with their most personal record to date, Somewhere, In Between… arriving in March via Pure Noise Records

Scottish metal leaders strip their sound back to its core during a landmark live recording filmed on tour in North America.

Grammy-winning British band responds to demand by adding a Brisbane arena date to their 2026 Australian and New Zealand tour as anticipation builds for their sixth studio album Prizefighter.

Bay Area thrash metal pioneers return with their twelfth studio album and the comeback of Rob Dukes, setting the tone for a monumental new chapter.

Men At Work songwriter says the song stands for inclusion and unity, not division, after it is used by March For Australia

The rapper and the former CNN anchor have escalated a public dispute sparked by coverage of an Immigration And Customs Enforcement protest in Minnesota, drawing music, media and politics into the same volatile conversation.

British metalcore leaders Architects reveal a dark new visual chapter from their latest album, expanding the band's long narrative of evolution, resilience and scale.

The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1 architects return to the road with a summer run across the U.S. and Canada, including a sold-out Red Rocks show and first-ever Denver amphitheatre date

The pioneering singer-songwriter returns with her 18th studio album, a politically charged narrative that blends myth and activism, ahead of a world tour.

A bold new chapter for the Australian singer-songwriter arrives with a record shaped by relocation, reinvention and a willingness to confront change head on.

The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter returns with a song debuted on tour, signalling the next chapter in a career shaped by Vermont roots and slow-building success.