As Charli XCX's highly-anticipated new record enters the world, it's time to reflect on the distinct era-fication of a musician's latest creative chapter.

As the Michael Jackson biopic dominates at the box office, a flood gate of musical biographical features are on the way.

The New Zealand hip-hop group are celebrating their beloved 2008 EP, 'Last Week.'

"We have lost a beloved friend and an iconic frontman," Koller's bandmates shared in a touching tribute.

Two juggernauts of heavy music, System Of A Down and Faith No More, return to Australia and take over stadiums in January 2027.

“It’s been quite a ride, but I’m completely at peace with the fact that it’s done. It’s time to herd goats,” said Ministry band leader Al Jourgensen.

System Of A Down and Faith No More last toured Australia in 2012 and 2015, respectively, when they each headlined Soundwave Festival.

Pinky Beecroft has returned with new material, new shows, and a live band.

Other acts on the line-up include KETTAMA, Baby Keem, Maisie Peters, Remi Wolf, DMA'S, Becca Hatch, and much more.

Jim Young of Melbourne group The Roulette Generation discusses the 13-year journey to their debut album 'Sandcastles', and how life can sometimes get in the way.

When an AI-generated Madonna cover accounts for a quarter of Australian spins during the day on key stations, can ACMA's ruling that Australian quota loopholes don't need tightening really stand?

The Presets are staging their own touring festival, Foreverafter, with other acts from the fabled Modular Recordings fold – the name a "nod" to Daft Punk's mythic 2007 NEVEREVERLAND spectacular, where they were the principal support. But the big question is whether the duo's renewed live activity means album five is coming.