
Three beloved K-pop acts have been announced as the performers for the inaugural Hello, Melbourne festival.

Faithless are returning to Australia for the first time in 15 years in March 2026, and the hype is huge.

From The Kid LAROI to Karnivool, Telenova, Pacific Avenue, Kisschasy, and many more, these are The Music's Most Anticipated Australian Albums of 2026.

Five other bands will perform at the event, which is fundraising for the independent radio station Triple R.

The tour marks Grace Jones' first shows in Australia since 2018.

For the tour, The Amity Affliction will be joined by special guests In Hearts Wake, RedHook, and HEADWRECK.

The tour marks the legendary punk band's first Australian shows in three years.

More than 15 years since she debuted into the world with the ubiquitous 'TiK ToK,' Kesha's new album, 'Period,' sees the acclaimed artist let go of the pain as she creates a safe space and expertly embraces a rare second chance.

Spotify has removed the music of a "King Lizard Wizard" from the platform.

"If I upset you about your blessed beach balls, I humbly apologise," Manson said.

Kravitz will make his video game debut in '007: First Light,' where he’ll appear as the character Bawma.

"These days it’s too difficult to get my hands on [votes for the Hottest 100] for numerous reasons," explained 100 Warm Tunas' Nick Whyte.

Two new Mach Pelican songs will land at the end of January, with a Single Launch show booked for the following night.