Colin Hay brings Men At Work back to Australian stages after more than 20 years. The Melbourne show revisits the band's biggest hits alongside Hay's solo catalogue.

Beds Are Burning, Treaty, I Am Woman and Waltzing Matilda are among ten inaugural selections for The National Songbook, a new archive of culturally significant Australian music.

Cold Chisel, Archie Roach, Paul Kelly, Goanna and Men At Work are among the artists whose songs missed the first National Songbook selection. Here are ten Australian classics that deserve ...

Thirty years after its November 1996 release, the Beavis and Butt-Head Do America soundtrack remains a distinctive snapshot of the decade, bringing together AC/DC, Isaac Hayes, Red Hot Chili Peppers, ...

Fifty years after leaving Motown, The Jacksons' self-titled Epic debut remains a landmark album, introducing Randy Jackson and giving Michael Jackson his first published songwriting credit.

John Lennon's Menlove Ave. turns 40. The 1986 posthumous collection of Rock 'n' Roll outtakes and Walls and Bridges rehearsals was named after the Liverpool street where Lennon grew up with Aunt Mimi.

Released on US election day in 1996, The Presidents Of The United States Of America's second album, II, reached number three in Australia and brought early cassette recordings into the major-label era ...

Thirty years after its release, Johnny Cash's Unchained remains the pivotal second album in his American Recordings partnership with Rick Rubin, featuring Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and an ...

Rico Nasty will play her first Australian headline shows in more than seven years, with Sydney and Melbourne concerts confirmed for February 2027.

Craig Bloxom's revitalised V.Spy V.Spy brought festival-level energy to a sold-out Corner Hotel as the short Australian anniversary run reached Melbourne.

The Ultimate Animals 1963-1966 brings together remastered albums, 59 surviving BBC performances, unreleased studio recordings and the rediscovered 1965-66 documentary The World Of The Animals. The ...

Russell Morris will make his first stage appearance since retiring in 2025 when he joins Kate Ceberano for a one-off performance at QPAC Brisbane on 14 November. Fanny Lumsden also joins selected ...