Behemoth will bring their 30th Anniversary Tour to Australia in February 2026 with their most ambitious stage show yet, marking three decades of Polish blackened death metal domination.

Andrew Swift’s fourth studio album Lucky Stars finds the multi-award-winning Australian country artist reflecting on love, family, and the long road to success.

Joey Santiago explains how George Harrison and Jimi Hendrix shaped his approach to tone and restraint, as Pixies prepare to tour Australia in November 2025.

Steve Norman of Spandau Ballet says he wants one last farewell tour for closure, reflecting on the band’s fractured final years and their legacy as New Romantic icons.

The Hard-Ons will release The Most Australian Band Ever! on Blu-ray this December, just as sequel Harder And Harder hits Australian cinemas in November 2025.

Wolfgang Van Halen has reflected on his creative role shaping A Different Kind Of Truth, the final Van Halen studio album and the first with David Lee Roth since 1984.

Baltimore hardcore powerhouse Turnstile return to Australia this summer with The Never Enough Tour, joined by Basement for four huge shows in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.

Jane and Jimmy Barnes return to the kitchen with Seasons Where The River Bends, a new cookbook inspired by their Southern Highlands garden, out 28 October through HarperCollins.

Helen Ryder joins Paul Cashmere at Noise11.com to discuss her new album Love Over Hate — a powerful mix of personal reflection and emotional storytelling.

Midnight Oil drummer Rob Hirst has officially concluded the auction of his legendary 1979 Ludwig “Touring and Recording” drum kit, with the final winning bid reaching $77,500.

IDOLS World Tour to Australia in January 2026 with shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth, marking his biggest Australian tour to date.

Forty years on, INXS’ Listen Like Thieves returns as a 40th Anniversary Edition with remastered sound, Dolby Atmos mix and rare recordings from 1985–86.