Jimmy Kimmel's interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico has become a viral political event after the FCC pressure that kept it off ABC pushed the conversation onto YouTube.

Cheetah Chrome, the guitarist whose work with the Dead Boys helped define the first wave of American punk, has died at the age of 71.

Icehouse will perform Man of Colours in full for the first time on a six-date Australian indoor tour in June and July 2027.

Empire Of The Sun will return to Australia and New Zealand for six performances in February and March 2027, extending the Ask That God era with a new live production.

The Fray will return to Australia in February 2027 for the Summer of Light Tour, following their sold-out Australian run in 2025 and ahead of a first New Zealand performance.

The Bee Gees' 1976 album Children Of The World marked a decisive step towards the disco sound that would define the group's most commercially successful period.

Lynyrd Skynyrd's first live album captured the band at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta in July 1976, preserving the classic lineup less than 18 months before tragedy ended its original era.

Bob Dylan's Hard Rain captured the Rolling Thunder Revue in concert in 1976, combining performances from Fort Collins and Fort Worth as the live album reached the charts alongside an NBC television special.

Fatboy Slim's debut album Better Living Through Chemistry reaches its 30th anniversary on 16 September 2026, marking three decades since Norman Cook established the Fatboy Slim name with a record that helped define the emerging big beat sound.

Ric Ocasek's second solo album arrived in 1986 with a cast that connected The Cars to Tears for Fears, Television, King Crimson, Billy Idol and Saturday Night Live.

The 1976 Rose Royce soundtrack that introduced the group to a worldwide audience celebrates its 50th anniversary on 13 September 2026.

Mastodon's third album marked the Atlanta band's major label debut, expanded its progressive metal vocabulary and introduced a cast of unexpected collaborators.

John Mayer's third studio album, Continuum, was released on September 12, 2006, marking a decisive shift from the pop-rock sound of his first two records towards blues, soul, R&B and more restrained songwriting.

The Black Keys' fourth studio album, and their first for Nonesuch Records, marked a pivotal stage in the Akron duo's development while preserving the stripped-back recording approach of their early work.

The Wallflowers' 30th-anniversary tour for Bringing Down the Horse has received strong responses for its musicianship, disciplined performances and nostalgia, ahead of the band's first Australian shows in December.