Dune Rats kick off 2026 with the release of their new single Shark, revealed as the band tour Australia and celebrate more than a decade of Australian rock.

GayC/DC will tour Australia for the first time this February, bringing their acclaimed all-gay tribute to the music of AC/DC to six cities nationwide.

Fed Square announces the return of Open Air At The Square, a month-long free summer program of music, film and performance running throughout February 2026.

Bluesfest 2026 announces Parkway Drive, Erykah Badu and The Wailers as major new additions, strengthening one of the most ambitious festival lineups in its history.

Peter Frampton’s Frampton Comes Alive turns 50, marking the live album that transformed his career and became one of the most successful records of the 1970s.

Yungblud’s Melbourne show at Sidney Myer Music Bowl was a powerful reminder that rock still matters. Big songs, massive production, and a genuine connection with fans.

Poison The Well have announced Peace In Place, their first new album in over 16 years, arriving March 20 via SharpTone Records, alongside the new single Thoroughbreds.

The definitive documentary on Mental As Anything arrives in cinemas in March 2026, coinciding with the band’s reformation and 50th anniversary national tour.

BTS will return to the global stage in 2026 with a massive stadium world tour spanning 79 shows across 34 regions, including Australia.

The Bad Plus have announced that 2026 will be their final year, bringing to a close one of the most influential careers in modern jazz with two distinct farewell tours.

Ethel Cain has announced New Zealand duo Elliot & Vincent as special guests for her February 2026 Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour across Australia and New Zealand.

Philadelphia emo band Sweet Pill share new single “Glow” and details of their sophomore album Still There’s A Glow, out March 13, 2026.