Bad Bunny opened Saturday Night Live’s 51st season with a confident mix of humour and cultural pride, celebrating his upcoming Super Bowl halftime show in an episode that marked a new era for SNL.

Megadeth mark the beginning of the end with ‘Tipping Point,’ the first single from their upcoming final studio album due in 2026 — featuring new guitarist Teemu Mäntysaari.

Robbie Williams’ 7 October concert in Istanbul has been cancelled after Turkish authorities cited public safety concerns amid protests accusing the British pop star of being “Zionist.” ...

Perth’s Benny J Ward, best known for Rinehearts, releases his debut solo album Super! — a bright and melodic garage-pop gem through Cheersquad Records & Tapes and Kool Kat Musik.

AO LIVE 2026 at the Australian Open will feature The Kid LAROI, Peggy Gou, Spacey Jane, The Veronicas, and Sofi Tukker across five massive nights at Melbourne Park.

Melbourne’s iconic Timber Yard has emerged from a $3 million transformation with world-class production, bold design and unmatched versatility, setting a new standard for Victorian events.

Ike Turner Jr, son of Tina and Ike Turner, has died at 67 from kidney failure. A Grammy-winning musician and sound engineer, he carried on his family’s musical legacy despite a life marked by hardship ...

We Came As Romans will bring their All Is Beautiful… Because We’re Doomed tour to Australia in February 2026 with support from Caskets and Headwreck, plus a performance at Melbourne’s Life’s A Beach ...

Liam Finn reflects on his songwriting journey from Betchadupa to Crowded House, balancing solo creativity with band collaboration as Crowded House prepare for their sold-out Red Hot Summer tour.

San Francisco’s chokecherry will release their debut album Ripe Fruit Rots and Falls on 14 November. The announcement arrives with their fierce new single Major Threat, a gritty punk detour from the ...

Teddy Swims brought his powerful voice and soul energy to the NRL Grand Final. Fans were split, but no one could ignore the show-stopping performance.

The world’s most powerful performers, from Rihanna to Maria Callas and Kylie Minogue, will light up Melbourne’s new Australian Museum of Performing Arts with the dazzling DIVA exhibition opening ...