Albert Hammond Jr.'s first solo album gave the Strokes guitarist a space of his own, but the record was hardly made in isolation. Sean Lennon played bass, piano and backing vocals, while Julian Casablancas also stepped away from The Strokes to contribute.

Powderfinger have broken their silence on the reunion speculation, using a coded video, a refreshed website and one very specific date to turn the mystery campaign into their clearest signal yet.

Former The Stranglers frontman Hugh Cornwell has cancelled his Australian tour, just months after the postponed dates were moved to December 2026.

Aerosmith will return to the Hollywood Bowl for two concerts in October and November, bringing together a remarkable list of guests from rock, metal, hip-hop and country for their first full shows since 2023.

Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel and Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum have officially opened in downtown Nashville, bringing together 240 hotel rooms, live music venues and the most comprehensive exhibition yet devoted to Parton's life and career.

Starset have followed two new songs with "Transfusion", a track that begins with unusual restraint before building into the kind of cinematic heaviness that has defined the Columbus band's music for more than a decade.

Steve Kilbey calls "Sky And Hill" his closest attempt at country and western, while "Forever" takes The Church into a darker, piano-led space on the road to their new album *Lacuna*.

The Wallflowers' first Australian tour will pair the 30th anniversary of Bringing Down The Horse with a full performance of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' Long After Dark, an album with a deeply personal connection to Jakob Dylan.

Three quarters of Talking Heads, a remarkable cast of guest singers and a legal battle with David Byrne produced an album that was meant to become the beginning of something much bigger.

Lamb Of God, Trivium and Bleed From Within turned John Cain Arena into a night of sustained metal intensity, with two co-headliners taking very different approaches to their catalogues.

Lotte Gallagher swaps the scorching guitars of her earlier work for piano, orchestration and the optimism of new love on her latest single, released as she prepares to begin a Victorian headline tour.

Allen's unusual live format gets another twist in Australia and New Zealand, with her cello ensemble returning as the opening act before she performs West End Girl from beginning to end.

Vacations have released their new album Pursuit Of Anything, accompanied by a new video for "Lucky, Forever".

Tash Sultana has added second shows in Auckland, Wellington and Perth as the 2027 tour expands alongside new music from a forthcoming album.

Cryptic billboards in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane are connecting a series of numbers, songs and career milestones to Powderfinger, while a new Instagram account appears to be spelling out the band's history one clue at a time.