AC/DC’s Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap turns 50, revisiting the 1976 Bon Scott album, its different international editions and lasting catalogue significance.

Stephen Stills and Neil Young’s Long May You Run turns 50 in 2026, marking the only studio album released by the Stills Young Band.

John Farnham’s family has confirmed that his health has deteriorated in recent months, ahead of Sunday’s celebration concert at Rod Laver Arena.

Throwing Muses’ influential 1986 debut album turns 40, revisiting the record’s 4AD release, songwriting and lasting alternative rock legacy.

Duncan Sheik, the singer-songwriter behind “Barely Breathing” and Tony Award-winning composer of Spring Awakening, has died aged 56.

Ben Kweller’s 2006 self-titled third album marked a major change in his recording process, with the singer-songwriter playing every instrument on the Gil Norton-produced record.

Elton John and Bernie Taupin’s The Captain & The Kid turns 20 in September 2026, marking two decades since the songwriting partnership revisited the autobiographical story begun with Captain Fantastic ...

Joe King talks about The Fray's new chapter, A Light That Waits, stepping forward as lead singer, writing with Dave Welsh and Ben Wysocki, and returning to Australia in 2027.

Neil Young has re-recorded “I’ll Love You Forever”, a song he first recorded with The Squires in 1964, for his forthcoming album Second Song.

Steve Vai’s Fire Garden turns 30, revisiting the 1996 album’s two-phase concept, chart performance and ambitious combination of instrumental guitar music and vocals.

Ozzy Osbourne’s final live performance and Black Sabbath’s reunion with its original lineup will screen worldwide from October 28.

Mark Holden has received Tom Waits' approval for his reworked version of Tom Traubert's Blues, adapted to remember Bondi attack victim Matilda Bee Britvan.