As The Horrors ready a long-awaited run of Australian headline dates, founding vocalist Faris Badwan reflects on their early days, their two-decade career, and new music.

"It feels like this album is a good culmination of what we've done and what we're working towards," says Bad//Dreems' Alex Cameron.

“In 2026, we’re expanding further than ever: more venues, more artists, more unexpected spaces,” said Open Season Creative Director Dave Sleswick.

Don McLean will celebrate 55 years of 'American Pie' with Australian fans in October.

After a two-year absence, Louis Tomlinson returns to Australia this October.

"We’ve made the difficult decision to say goodbye to Kodaline."

Bluesfest liquidators Worrells previously stated that it was "unlikely" that ticket holders would be seeing refunds in the wake of the festival's cancellation.

“This is appalling and we condemn it. We're gutted and we support the victim.”

“I wasn’t joking, by the way, they really are getting back together,” Mark Hoppus told fans.

Vocally, MAY-A showcases tenderness and a rocker’s raspy edge in a fashion that’s sure to make Stevie Nicks proud.

The Wailers and The Pogues are still making the journey to Australia next month, with some new shows announced.

“Every year, we’re going to do a different continent, and we’re going to do 20 shows a year,” Ed O'Brien revealed in a new interview.