Sydney band Mega Fäuna are preparing for the release of their new album ‘softmore’, which the group will officially unveil at a special show at new harbour city venue Heaps Normal on the 24th of April. We caught up with the all-female band to learn more about their creative process, the history of Mega Fäuna and how they dodged an international law suit.

Aussie indie rock band Moler who’s last LP release was in 1997, have unveiled their brand new album ‘69’, which houses the band’s most recent single ‘Roky’, and now they are getting ready for the official album launch shows set to take place in Collingwood & Castlemaine. We caught up with Moler’s drummer Dave Peacock to see how the show preparations are going, what inspired the new music and why now was the right time for the band to make its comeback.

Sydney sibling duo Lambros have unveiled their latest single ‘You Won’t Call’, a relatable soul-blues song that addresses the emotions that come with “being led on and let down”. We caught up with the pair from the Northern Beaches to learn more about track, what their live shows look like and who is Mum’s favourite.

Australian actor and musician Jordie Tomas has launched into 2026 with the release of his latest single, Catching Feelings. Written and produced by Tomas himself, the infectious pop cut offers fans a taste of what is to come from his forthcoming debut EP, set for release later this year via Community Music. We caught up with Jordie to talk about shaping his own sound, the story behind the new track, and what listeners can expect from this next chapter.

Tokyo rock band Guitar Wolf is heading downunder in March, with the band returning to Australia to showcase their new album ‘MORE JET’. The new body of work is the group’s first in 7 years and Guitar Wolf’s frontman Seiji can’t wait to see what the band’s legion of fans here thinks of the new material. We caught up with Seiji to chat about the new album, the upcoming tour and how he stays on top of his game while touring internationally.

Sydney is finally getting its own Guitar Show!

For the last decade the Melbourne Guitar Show has become a mecca for guitarists and musicians, and in 2026 the show will debut in Sydney. The inaugural Sydney Guitar Show will provide enthusiasts the opportunity to test guitar equipment, experience live performances, take part in workshops while also connecting with their peers, essentially guitar heaven. We had the absolute pleasure of chatting to CEO of the Australian Music Association and Guitar Show Producer Alex Masso, to find out what goes into organising an event like the Sydney Guitar Show and what attendees can look forward to experiencing in Sydney.

Melbourne heavy-rock/punk band Internet Romance are preparing to unleash their debut single ‘My Dog’s A Liar’. An explosive, tongue-in-cheek track about a dog who can’t be trusted which was Recorded and produced by Callan Orr at Avalanche Studios. Before the track hits the airwaves we caught up with Internet Romance’s lead singer Tilly Abdallah to chat about ‘My Dog’s A Liar’, the single’s official launch and what the band have planned for 2026.

Forged in fire, rhythm, and ritual, Max Cavalera returns to Australia with Soulfly for a tour that’s as explosive as it is deeply personal.

Blitz Golf Global League will be bringing their revolutionary, fan-first format to Yarrawonga’s Silverwood’s Resort on the 25th of January, with a very special After Dark concert to follow all the golfing action. We caught up with After Dark’s promoter ARIA Award winning and multi-platinum selling recording artist Gary Pinto to find out more about this exciting event.

Thursday the 11th of December sees multi award winning Jazz musician Joe Chindamo take to the stage at Bird’s Basement in Melbourne to deliver a showcase of his career’s work as a jazz musician with 23 albums to his name as well as a first call pianist for the soundtracks of over 60 films. We caught up with Joe to talk about the upcoming show, his first ever performance and his thoughts on steaming services

Jacksonville indie outfit flipturn have landed in Australia for their Burnout Days Tour and their performances at the Rolling Sets festival. This will be the first time tour the five-piece will visit our shores, giving fans the chance to hear tracks like ‘August’, ‘Sad Disco’ and ‘Swim Between Trees’ live. We caught up with the members of flipturn to chat about what they are looking forward to on their trip downunder, their collab with our Old Mervs and from their message for Aussie fans.

Spank Betty Records & Harbour Agency have revealed two of our best, Dallas Frasca and Sarah McLeod are hitting the road together next year, with thetwo leading ladies of Australian Rock joining forces for a 15-date tour which will run throughout February and March. The Green Electric Tour will see the pair continue their ongoing commitment to sustainable touring, with the pair teaming up with Green Music Australia to deliver a green tour. We had a chat to Sarah and Dallas to discovery the origins of The Green Electric Tour and how punters can get involved.

Melbourne songwriter Tulliah has shared her latest single ’Look Away’, her first new music released since the 2021 EP ‘Fre$h Hugs’. ‘Look Away’ marks the artist’s return for a “bold and spell-binding new era”. We got the opportunity to fire some questions at Tulliah, where we discussed the new single, her creative process and how being a finialist in triple j’s Unearthed High changed her life.

Sydney based Alternative artist wendsday has unveiled their latest single ‘I’m Fine Thanks’, the second release for the clandestine artist. Delivered via We Don’t Exist Records, the new track will feature on the artist’s forthcoming album ‘Now or whenever’ along with the previously gifted ‘2001 Was More Fun’ and is coming some time in the near future. Under the cover of darkness, we caught up with the entity that is wendsday to chat about their secret life, their music and their Zuck-daddy.

Tasmanian-based psych pop artist Atlas Franklin Alexander has shared his brand-new single ‘Dolphins’, which was produced, mixed, engineered and mastered by AFA himself and has been officially launched with a run of shows in Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne and one still to come in Wollongong. We got to chat with Atlas so we asked him about ‘Dolphins’, the track’s music video and the Psych pop scene in Tassie.

The 12th Annual Tunes On The Turf is set to take place on the 8th of November at the Dunedoo Sports Club, and what day organisers have planned! Situated in the Warrumbungle Shire of New South Wales, the picturesque town of Dunedoo will host a lineup of great Australian talent with the legendary Ross Wilson and his band The Peaceniks set to headline the event. We caught up with Tunes On The Turf Music Coordinator Rob Whackett to find out a bit of the history of this long running festival, how he selects the acts to perform and what punters attending TOTT need to know.  

Melbourne based indie-pop artist Harper Bloom has shared her latest single ‘Girl Like You’, the second sample for fans of Harper’s forthcoming EP ‘House Of Cards’, which is due for release in October. We caught up with Harper to talk about the new music, BIGSOUND and how the quest for an Adam Newling collab is coming.

In a powerful fusion of legacy and future, Melbourne will witness a once-in-a-generation celebration as the iconic Two Tribes Festival marks its 25th anniversary with a special reunion event that will coincide with the launch of a brand new era: Tribes Festival 2025. Taking place on Melbourne Cup Eve, “25 Years Deep: The Underground Never Dies” promises an electrifying night of music featuring an all-star lineup of both international and local electronic music heavyweights across three massive stages. We caught up with Australian DJ Ben Evans to talk all things Tribes and find out what fans can expect from his set at this history making event.

In a powerful fusion of legacy and future, Melbourne will witness a once-in-a-generation celebration as the iconic Two Tribes Festival marks its 25th anniversary with a special reunion event that will coincide with the launch of a brand new era: Tribes Festival 2025. Taking place on Melbourne Cup Eve, “25 Years Deep: The Underground Never Dies” promises an electrifying night of music featuring an all-star lineup of both international and local electronic music heavyweights across two massive stages. We caught up with headliner Markus Schulz to talk all things Tribes and find out what makes Australian audiences special.

Aussie singer-songwriter Flynn Gurry is basking in the success of his most recent single ‘Don’t Stop Dreaming’. The track which is delivered with an accompanying music video, was written by Flynn and produced by Joel Quartermain (Eskimo Joe, Meg Mac, Dan Sultan) and Edwin White (Vance Joy, Amy Shark, Fergus James),and marks his first released via since signing to ABC Music. We caught up with Flynn to chat about ‘Don’t Stop Dreaming’, the importance of the people you work with and what he bought with his first music pay check.