Travis Barker is opening up about the trauma, survivor’s guilt and the extraordinary road to recovery that followed the 2008 ...

Some pretty wild reports have been circling the metal world over the past few days, claiming longtime Slipknot DJ Sid Wilson ...

Good Things Festival 2026 will once again hit the East Coast across one gigantic weekend this December, kicking off at Melbourne’s Flemington Racecourse on Friday, 4th December before heading to ...

Northlane are officially entering album number seven mode, announcing their new LP Anemoia alongside the biggest Australian headline tour of their career.

The NFL is bringing a little more than touchdowns and tailgates to Melbourne this September, unveiling the first wave of artists set to soundtrack its huge Kickoff Festival at Melbourne Park. The ...

Australia’s own guitar wizard Plini is about to bring the live spectacle home, returning this August for a national headline run in support of his new album An Unnameable Desire. The tour will see ...

Dust off the eyeliner and prepare to scream every word to ‘Baby, You Wouldn’t Last A Minute On The Creek’, because Chiodos are officially returning to Australia for the first time in more than a ...

Sound the klaxons, dust off your battle vest and prepare to absolutely obliterate the group chat: the Good Things Festival 2026 lineup is officially dropping tomorrow. After spending the past few ...

Returning to Barunah Plains from 28 December through 1 January, the festival enters its 11th edition fresh off last year’s edition, which sold out in under an hour. Leading the bill is one of dance ...

The run kicks off in Perth before making stops in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. In the space of just a couple of years, Sleep Theory have gone from underground newcomers to one of the ...

Less than two years after making their long-awaited Australian debut, From Ashes To New are coming back for unfinished business. The Pennsylvania genre-benders have announced their first-ever ...

Supporting Metallica is the sort of opportunity most metal bands dream about. But according to Avatar frontman Johannes Eckerström, the biggest surprise wasn’t playing stadiums packed with tens of ...