Billy Joel’s Turnstiles is expanded for its 50th anniversary with 67 audio tracks, 54 previously unreleased recordings, rare sessions and the complete Billy Joel Tonight concert film.

Fontaines D.C. return to Laneway Festival after four years while Hayley Williams makes her Australian solo debut. Slayyyter, Kim Petras, MUNA and Rico Nasty also join the 2027 lineup.

Ella Hooper talks to Paul Cashmere about making her new album Overnight Success in Nashville, finding her Americana voice, the influence of Linda Ronstadt and the personal stories behind songs ...

Jet's Shine On turns 20, revisiting the personal story behind its title track, the album's Australian success and its controversial critical reception.

Angelo Moore and Fishbone turned 170 Russell into a dancing, crowd-surfing celebration of four decades of ska, funk, punk and metal.

Stevie Wonder has opened the Songs In The Key Of Life vault with four previously unreleased recordings from the 1976 sessions, selected for release 50 years later.

Rod Stewart has announced The Final Encore for 2027, his final rock and roll tour after more than six decades on the road. But he says he is not retiring.

Chrissy Amphlett and Tim Finn’s previously unreleased collaboration Some Times brings together three songs recorded more than 30 years ago.

A new anthology examines how Australian songwriting has shaped the country's identity, from First Nations songlines and protest music to pop anthems and forgotten jingles.

Chicago 18 marked a major Chicago lineup change, with Jason Scheff replacing Peter Cetera and session guitarists reshaping the band's 1986 sound.

Michael G. Jones returns with Way Past Mars, a new single about the tension between chasing a dream and maintaining a relationship.

The Avalanches will return to Australia in 2027 for six shows, including a Melbourne Live at the Gardens performance with HAAi.