Nina Simone's 1966 album Wild Is The Wind reaches its 60th anniversary with a reputation built on interpretation, restraint and songs that continued to influence generations of artists.

Noah Kahan performed Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" as the 78th Emmy Awards remembered Catherine O'Hara, Rob Reiner and dozens of television figures lost over the past year.

Medium Build will return to Australia in January 2027 for four headline shows supporting his new album, King Of Having Fun.

Sally Field remembered her Steel Magnolias co-star as an artist, humanitarian and friend, before Reba McEntire performed Parton's Appalachian Memories at the 78th Emmy Awards.

Widow's Bay dominated comedy while The Pitt retained the drama crown, but Apple TV emerged as the biggest platform winner at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards.

The Northcote Theatre ground floor and balcony was packed to the rafters with old and new fans of Irish indie rockers Ash.

The Beatles have released a third preview from the expanded Rubber Soul collection, revealing the previously unheard Second Version, Take 2 of Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown), featuring an early arrangement built around George Harrison's sitar.

Good Things Festival has announced 30 sideshow performances from 15 acts ahead of its three-city December run, while 16 artists on the 2026 lineup will be exclusive to the festival.

German power metal veterans Primal Fear will celebrate 30 years with three Australian shows in May 2027, with the band scheduled to perform material from their forthcoming album Shadowriders.

Mick Thomas and Roving Commission will return for their annual Christmas tour in November, with a new split single and a New Year's Day show among the highlights.

Mariska Hargitay opened the 2026 Emmy Awards with "I Love TV Screens", a Joan Jett parody before turning her monologue on Dick Wolf, Martin Short and Nicole Kidman.

Macklemore has been removed from the remaining US dates of Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour after speaking in support of Palestine from the stage at MetLife Stadium.

Max McNown will return to Australia and New Zealand in February 2027 for his biggest headline tour in the region, with his third studio album, Leave On A Light, due September 25.

The 2026 Emmy nominations show a television industry where streaming has become the dominant home for scripted drama, comedy and limited series, while traditional television retains important advantages in reality, variety, live programming and established franchises.

Scissor Sisters’ second album Ta-Dah reaches its 20th anniversary on September 15, 2026, marking two decades since the New York group followed its breakthrough debut with an album that produced the international hit I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’.