Celtic Thunder will return to Australia in 2027 for 15 concerts, with Damian McGinty describing the new production as a more intimate celebration of the group's music and history.

Cyndi Lauper has completed and released The River Cried, a song left unfinished during the True Colors sessions and later recorded by Patty Smyth.

The new recordings give Chapters: The Best Of a point of difference from a conventional career compilation. Rather than simply gathering the original recordings, Ure has revisited the material with ...

Gary Numan discusses his 2027 Australian return with Simple Minds, his approach to classic songs, the AI-inspired album he is developing and the personal changes that reshaped his life.

CrewCare is taking its WES Pathways to Jobs in Live Music program to Tasmania, with 20 emerging crew set for practical training and paid industry placements.

Bam Margera will bring unseen footage from his CKY and Viva La Bam years to Australia in November, joined by filmmaker Joe Frantz.

Ben Ottewell and Ian Ball will return to Australia and New Zealand in March 2027 with a Gomez set celebrating 25 years of In Our Gun.

Gary Marks has released “Where We Started” and “Nobody’s Following”, two new songs exploring democracy, war and political power.

Alice Cooper’s 1986 comeback album Constrictor turns 40, marking the point where the shock-rock pioneer returned from a three-year recording hiatus with Kane Roberts, a harder-edged sound and two ...

Ian Moss and Charley Drayton have revealed plans for a new band, with three musicians still needed and Nashville providing the only major clue.

Steven Tyler's civil case brought by Julia Misley faces another delay after the judge overseeing the lawsuit recused herself before the scheduled trial.

Ed Sheeran has given his most revealing account yet of the Macklemore controversy, telling 50,000 Philadelphia fans why he refused to cancel his Loop Tour.