

Westlife Announce 2027 Australia Tour
Westlife are bringing their special anniversary world tour to Australia next year.
Why video games like 'Control: Resonant', 'Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave' and 'Star Wars: Galactic Racer' make for a very memorable 2026.
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Learn how LEGO Pokémon SMART Play cleverly reinvents the classic brick, plus thoughts on 'The Blood of Dawnwalker'.
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Stand Atlantic are marking the release of their fifth studio album with a national tour kicking off tonight.
Following his Sydney performance over the weekend, Anyma discusses the inspiration behind his immersive live shows.
The Australian producer teams up with Swedish singer-songwriter Maria Hazell for a nostalgia-soaked summer-ready anthem.
The cottage is calling.
Hockey Dad’s Zach Stephenson has enlisted The Belair Lip Bombs’ Maisie Everett for his latest single 'Jeans in Japan'.
Speaking to the BBC, Dame Judi Dench revealed that her worsening eyesight has left her unable to act in films or on stage.
Raye has won the 2026 Mercury prize for her album, 'This Music May Contain Hope,' beating out Olivia Dean, Paul McCartney and others.
While the wait for 'Heated Rivalry' season 2 continues, Australian fans can return to the cottage with a special cinema marathon later this year.
Lu & Jarch will replace Carrie Bickmore and Tommy Little on Hit Network Drive in 2027, while Michael Clarke joins 2DayFM Breakfast.
John Mayer is releasing new solo music for the first time in five years as he sets up his own imprint, Sob Rock Records, with Mercury.
Hockey Dad's Zach Stephenson has recruited The Belair Lip Bombs' Maisie Everett for his latest solo release, 'Jeans in Japan'.
Alternative rock legends Dinosaur Jr.
Inertia's Julian Latouche will replace Polaris frontman Jamie Hails at Hellbound Cruise after illness forced him to withdraw.
The band's seventh studio album, Anemoia, has also been delayed, with new single 'Deathwish' arriving ahead of schedule.
José González has announced a seven-date Australia and New Zealand tour for late February and early March 2027.