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A once-in-a-lifetime experience, homegrown metalcore icons Parkway Drive make a triumph return to home soil, hitting up the Sydney Opera House for a black-tie affair, complete with symphonic orchestra.

Other performers celebrating the milestone anniversary include Tropical F*ck Storm, Full Flower Moon Band, and Briggs' metal project Big Noter.

“Radical Son is a force — on stage, in the studio, and in spirit,” says Perfect Pitch Publishing’s Managing Director, Clive Hodson.

“We’re not abandoning karaoke,” the venue’s team asserts. “We’re evolving. Gigs will wrap early, karaoke kicks off after. The mic never cools down.”

"Are you actually going to sing?" yelled one angry fan.

Figures from the world of music, film, and broadcasting have been included in this year's list of King’s Birthday Honours.

“Please join us for our final shows this month as we celebrate the incredible journey we’ve shared one last time," Foundry616 owners urged.

"There's no going back from this point on, you realise?" Kevin Parker told the club crowd in Barcelona.

"We need to work to remove barriers to success and enable more support for our local artists," says Madeline Ogilvie, the Tasmanian Minister for the Arts and Heritage.

Going out in style, Holy Holy's 'Grand Hiatus' shows have been a celebration of everything they’ve built.

Ross Wilson released his first single 60 years ago this month. Has any artist contributed more to Australian music?