One of the country's greatest bands, Adelaide stalwarts The Mark Of Cain are readying their return to the live stage this month, all while celebrating 25 years of 'This Is This...' and looking ahead to album No. 6.

Spawned from Tom Iansek’s lockdown “piano renaissance”, 'Every Little Fire' – album number four for his solo project, #1 Dads – embraces calm, helps regulate the nervous system and contains a tribute song for his partner of many years.

'Hans Zimmer Live: The Next Level' lives up to the epic proportions of bringing some of the best music from one of the best film composers of all time to Adelaide.

'Silk Purse – Live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra' was recorded during the band’s historic show at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in January.

“It’s pretty special to think our name will now be part of Adelaide’s streetscape," said DJ Debris.

"There’s a lot of stigma attached to poverty," Barnes said.

"There are no words sufficient for a loss of this magnitude," said Pavlov's Dog violin and mandolin player, Abbie Steiling.

Jimmy Barnes, Kate Ceberano, The Living End, and many others are heading to the Mundi Mundi Plains in August 2027.

Debuting the track on 'Spicks & Specks' a few years back, TISM have officially dropped their tribute to Gorillaz and tradies.

Powderfinger announced a massive national tour this morning, taking over Brisbane, Cairns, Perth, Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne. The Music has rounded up everything you need to know to score tickets.

Pete Murray is celebrating 25 years of making music when he hits the road in early 2027.