Howard Jones' third studio album marked a shift towards a more expansive adult pop sound, while its CD edition preserved one of the era's most notable collaborations with Phil Collins.

Berlin's fourth album gave the world "Take My Breath Away", but the record's history is more complicated than its biggest hit suggests. Behind the Oscar-winning song was a band pulling in different creative directions.

Roger Waters has stepped aside from performing to let his son Harry steer a major new production of Pink Floyd's 1970s catalogue across more than 100 shows in 2027.

Massachusetts metalcore pioneers Converge will perform their 2001 album Jane Doe in full at the inaugural Lucidity Festival in Melbourne on 13 March 2027, marking the record's 25th anniversary and the band's first Australian appearance since 2019.

London alternative rock four-piece unpeople have released their debut full-length we are unpeople on SharpTone Records, accompanied by a new track and fan lyric video for haunted.

Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist Marlon Funaki will play his first Australian headline shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane next February after a breakout year of major festival appearances and his Warner Records debut EP.

Extra dates in Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney confirmed as demand surges for the full-album celebration, with Suze DeMarchi and Michael Paynter joining as featured artists across the tour.

Powderfinger will play stadium-sized big tops in six cities from September, the first time the original line-up has shared a physical stage since the Sunsets Farewell Tour closed in 2010.

Air Supply, the iconic duo that has serenaded audiences for over five decades, was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on October 8, 2026. The ceremony took place at 6126 Hollywood Boulevard, marking the 2,859th star awarded in the category of Recording. Emcee Lisa Foxx was joined by notable speakers including Pat Sajak and David Foster, who praised the duo's enduring impact on music.

Donna Summer's 1976 concept album turned a love affair into the changing seasons, with every major song reaching No. 1 on the US disco chart even though only two were released as singles.

ABBA's fourth album was the record that turned a successful Swedish group into a global pop force, and 50 years later its significance has been formally recognised by the US Library of Congress.

Harry's Reasons and A.O. Mod. T.V. Vers. both enter the ARIA albums chart inside the top ten this week, four decades after their original release, while the band returns to the stage with a fresh line-up featuring Bob Spencer (The Angels, Skyhooks, Finch, Rose Tattoo).

Released between Ascendancy and Shogun, The Crusade found Trivium deliberately stepping away from metalcore and embracing thrash, cleaner vocals and more direct songwriting.

Twenty years ago, Rod Stewart stepped away from The Great American Songbook and went back to rock, choosing 13 songs that connected him with artists including Creedence Clearwater Revival, Bob Seger, The Pretenders, Badfinger, The Eagles and Cat Stevens.

Released on October 10, 1966, The Monkees became a chart phenomenon, but the record also captured the unusual reality behind a television band whose members were initially largely kept away from the instruments.