From heavy metal to pop, hip-hop to country, classic rock, and even a look back at Summersault Festival, The Music has rounded up the music biopics and documentaries you need in your life.

On their self-produced debut album, Melbourne quartet Divers plunge headlong into experimentation while crafting their catchiest songs to date.

Channelling Weimar Berlin, Club Kabarett returns to Melbourne with a ragtag ensemble of misfits, leaving a trail of glitter and decadent debauchery in its wake.

Olivia Rodrigo will play 60+ shows across North America, the UK, and Europe from late September to early May 2027. Her itinerary doesn't currently include Australia.

The winner of this year's Archibald Prize will be revealed next Friday, 8 May.

The continuous 108-hour mix was recorded during Fred again..'s massive USB002 tour.

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The forthcoming shows were to be the band's first Australian performances in 33 years.

With seven years between shows, Mumford & Sons' arrival was well overdue, with six studio albums and a whole lot of catching up to cover.

While it's typically more beneficial to find yourself with a unique name as you carve your path in the musical world, some acts – intentionally or not – have found themselves hitching their wagon to those that came before them.

Shotgun Karaoke is the best low-stakes gig you’ll see this year. And that’s most of its charm.