Sick Of It All frontman Lou Koller has died aged 59 following a two year battle with oesophageal cancer. The band's official statement pays tribute to one of hardcore's defining voices.

Mongolian folk metal pioneers The Hu have released their third studio album Hun, alongside a new video for the track “Horsemen”, marking the band’s latest chapter after recent performances with Iron ...

Billy Joel's The Bridge turns 40. The 1986 album featured collaborations with Ray Charles, Steve Winwood and Cyndi Lauper while marking the end of several important chapters in Joel's recording career ...

Jonathan Bree has unveiled Game, the final advance single from his forthcoming double album Don't Call It Love, showcasing another side of the New Zealand artist's evolving sound.

Oasis' reunion documentary Don't Look Back In Anger will receive its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival before opening in Australian and New Zealand cinemas on September 10.

Awake, a new hardcover graphic novel with Sumerian Comics that transforms the band's landmark 2000 album into a supernatural story.

Leading Edge Group has entered voluntary administration with liabilities exceeding $28 million, placing regional independent record stores and other retailers under pressure as its buying group model ...

Spilt Milk has revealed its 2026 lineup with Lewis Capaldi and RAYE leading four Australian festival dates across Canberra, Gold Coast, Geelong and Perth this December.

Bob Seger will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Face The Promise with a remastered expanded edition featuring four previously unreleased songs, the album's first vinyl release and its streaming debut ...

Kool & The Gang and Sister Sledge ft. Sledgendary have announced a five city Australian tour for November and December, bringing two iconic soul, funk and disco catalogues together.

Chelsea Wolfe has announced her ninth studio album The Dark and released the lead single Cold, introducing the next chapter in the acclaimed songwriter's evolving career.

The Huxton Creepers have released their first new music in more than 35 years with Opposites Attract and Midnight TV ahead of their Australian anniversary tour celebrating 12 Days To Paris.