Phil Jamieson has cancelled his entire 2026 PJ Air Tour after slipping on stage during a performance on Friday night and fracturing his L1 vertebra. The Grinspoon frontman was unable to continue the show and was taken by ambulance to Latrobe Regional Hospital, where medical tests confirmed the lower-back injury. Jamieson has been prescribed bed rest and faces an extended recovery period, forcing the cancellation of his national tour just days before the release of his second solo album, 10Charlie.

Anthrax have released ‘Everybody's Got A Plan', the third single from their forthcoming album Cursum Perficio, due September 18.

Heart have completed recording their first studio album in a decade, with Nancy Wilson confirming the new material is scheduled to be delivered to the band's record label by the end of August. The development comes as Ann Wilson prepares for her first Australian solo shows in November with Tripsitter.

Madonna and Kylie Minogue have officially released their first studio collaboration, ‘Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)', following its surprise live debut at Madonna's Club Confessions event during WorldPride Amsterdam.

Suzi Quatro will return to Australia in November and December 2026 for six headline shows with Baby Animals, followed by four Red Hot Summer appearances alongside an Australian rock line-up.

Katie McNeil Diamond travelled to Melbourne for the Australian premiere, while Broadway creatives Sonny Paladino and Yasmine Lee spent months preparing the Australian company for the musical's first production outside the United States.

Twenty years after its release, Christina Aguilera's ambitious double album Back To Basics remains one of the defining artistic statements of her career, combining classic jazz, blues and soul influences with contemporary pop and R&B production while marking a significant creative shift for the singer.

Fifty years after its release, Linda Ronstadt's Hasten Down The Wind remains one of the defining albums of the 1970s, cementing her place as one of popular music's most influential voices while expanding the creative boundaries of country rock.

The Monkees singer has released a new video for the Vicki Peterson composition ahead of his six-song Timeless EP, September 4.

British producer and musician William Orbit, whose work reshaped the sound of Madonna, Blur, All Saints and other major artists, has died aged 69.

Bill Armstrong AM, the pioneering Australian recording engineer, studio owner, producer and broadcaster who helped establish the country's modern recording industry and was a founder and managing director of Melbourne's EON-FM, has died aged 97.

Neil Young will release Second Song with The Chrome Hearts on September 18, marking his first studio album following 2025's Talkin To The Trees and bringing together newly recorded material with songs drawn from his early songwriting archive.

The Avalanches will release their fourth studio album, No Bad Memories, on October 16, 2026, alongside new single ‘Can't Get Over Losing You' featuring Portraits of Tracy.

Green Day's new coming-of-age comedy Nimrods follows three teenagers chasing a Green Day concert in Los Angeles, with a 30-track soundtrack spanning the band's catalogue, live recordings and new music.

Ella Hooper has announced her next studio album ‘Overnight Success’, alongside the release of the deeply personal new single ‘When The Shit Went Down’, with a national Australian tour beginning in October.