Ash return to Australia to perform their landmark debut album 1977 in full, marking 30 years since the record that defined their early career and left a lasting imprint on the Britpop era.

Touted as a “one off show not to be performed anywhere else”, with six local support acts and the “international debut of Death to Art Live at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl,” TISM fans packed out PICA, an industrial hanger style venue in Port Melbourne which was once a historic manufacturing plant.

Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition charts Iron Maiden's 50-year journey with frontman Bruce Dickinson, focusing on Steve Harris' leadership, fan devotion, and the evolution from pub gigs to stadium dominance, featuring fan and rock star interviews including Tom Morello and Gene Simmons.

Blur bassist Alex James is spotlighting key songs from Blur's catalogue in his Britpop Classical shows, reframing them alongside era-defining anthems as the production heads to Australia.

Link Meanie's Bagful Of Beez relaunch with new single Fever Dream, introducing Meghan Maike alongside Matt Cotter and Chip Wardale in a full band evolution of the project.

The Damned bassist Paul Gray reflects on his work with Andrew Ridgeley on Son Of Albert while preparing for The Damned's 2026 Australian tour return

Public Image Ltd, led by John Lydon, return to Australia and New Zealand in January 2027 for the This Is Not… The Final PiL Tour, their first local shows in over a decade.

The Rolling Stones return with Foreign Tongues, a 14-track studio album arriving July 10, featuring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood alongside a final recording appearance from Charlie Watts and guest contributions from Paul McCartney, Steve Winwood, Robert Smith and Chad Smith.

Three decades on, The Cure revisit a bold, uneven and ambitious record that reshaped their trajectory and tested their audience

Three decades on, Backstreet Boys' self-titled debut album remains a defining blueprint for global pop success, launching the group from European chart contenders to worldwide phenomenon

Four decades on, Billy Ocean's Love Zone remains a cornerstone release that cemented Billy Ocean's global chart dominance and crossover appeal in the mid-1980s

Thirty years on, Ash remain tied to the impact of 1977, a debut album that captured teenage ambition and reshaped the mid-90s guitar landscape

Six decades on, Small Faces' first album Small Faces remains a defining document of British mod culture and the launchpad for one of the UK's most influential bands.

Melbourne's Reclink Community Cup returns on 14 June, bringing Triple R & PBS Megahertz and The Rockdogs together alongside Stella Donnelly, C.O.F.F.I.N and more for a major community fundraiser.

West Australian Music Unveils The 2026 Song Of The Year Nominees With Artist Including Misticia, Phil Walleystack, Unicorn, Streetlights And More Reflecting A Broad Cross Section Of WA Songwriting Talent