Sweden’s Self Deception will headline Australian stages for the first time in April 2026, bringing their high-energy rock show following a sold-out European tour.

Dave Mustaine closes the circle on his career with Megadeth’s final self-titled album, featuring a reimagined version of Metallica’s Ride The Lightning — the song he co-wrote before his 1983 firing.

Download Festival 2026 will see Guns N’ Roses, Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit headline Donington Park from 10–14 June 2026, joined by more than 90 artists across five days of rock and metal.

Jimmy Nice & The Know have released their debut album As It Echoed Off The Stoop, a soulful and cinematic reflection on fatherhood, identity, and rebirth.

Paul Rodgers has announced he will miss Bad Company’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction to focus on his health. Drummer Simon Kirke will perform in his place.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has successfully won a bid to fast-track his appeal against his four-year prison sentence following his 2025 prostitution conviction, with arguments expected to begin in April 2026.

A profile of Leslie Kong, the Chinese-Jamaican producer behind Beverley’s Records, with a comprehensive list of songs he produced for ska, rocksteady and early reggae greats.

The Doors’ 60th anniversary was celebrated in style at the Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, with Robby Krieger joined by Billy Idol, Perry Farrell, Orianthi and more for a night of classic rock and ...

Conquer Divide have released The Ocean Between Us, a powerful new single blending melancholy and euphoria. The international rock act continues to build momentum ahead of their 2026 album and festival ...

AC/DC have added new 2026 dates to their ongoing Power Up world tour, taking in South America, Mexico, the US and Canada, following a massive 2025 Australian leg.

June 2026, bringing back its iconic midwinter rituals, firelight feasts and world-class music under the Tasmanian night sky.

Melbourne’s Horizon return with the new video for Primitive, the instinctive centrepiece of their forthcoming self-titled album, featuring the final recordings of Noiseworks’ Stuart Fraser.