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Iron Maiden told fans to "put your phones away" ahead of their 'Run For Your Lives Tour' beginning last year.

The Whitlams are asking fans to enjoy their “raucous side” as they prepare for an East Coast pub tour - something “wildly different to Orchestral ’26.”

With The Music's weekly updated playlist 'Friday Finds: This Week’s Best New Music,' our team presents you with five fresh homegrown songs you need to hear. Here are our picks released this week, 19 June 2026.

Port Fairy Folk Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary with artists including John Butler, Alosa, Grace Petrie, Kutcha Edwards, and many more.

With Acopia added to the bill, the tour, which was already highly anticipated, becomes unmissable.

There is a sense of soothing joy when a band like Stereolab recreates a studio recording so effectively in concert.

In the soon-to-be-released book, Hirst opens up about his songwriting process with bandmates Peter Garrett and Jim Moginie for the first time.

Christine Anu headlines a phenomenal bill of First Nations talent as part of this year’s free NAIDOC in the City Festival.

Gracie Abrams' highly anticipated third album will be released next month.

"I'm doing much better, I'm feeling better, I'm creating freely, and there's less fear in my heart," Lil Nas X shared.

With her new single written with a bonafide hitmaker, Yorke talks about the balance of partying and depression (and Disney and horror) with her new single, 'Break Up Season.'