Catch the Zep Boys performing all of Zeppelin’s biggest hits at The Gov.

Naarm/Melbourne artist Holly Hebe’s latest single explores the chaos of one-sided love.

‘Forever High’ is taken from Dirty Pagan’s forthcoming album of the same name.

The punk rockers are crisscrossing Australia in support of their new single, ‘Scorching Heat’.

The local legends are performing with Adelaide punk act The Skunks during the final week the Cranker is operational.

Both one-day festivals take place across the same weekend in November.

The American pop star has pushed his tour back until August.

Brizzy act Mid Drift are hitting the road with good mates Gilroy this August.

The LA-based act counts Corey Taylor, Travis Barker and more as fans.

‘All That I Remember’ features the band’s new clean vocalist Jonny Reeves.

Catch Butler performing tracks from his new album Prism at the Adelaide Guitar Festival 2025.

Jen Malone (Music supervisor behind Euphoria, Overcompensating, Mr & Mrs Smith & more), Dr. Marcus Collins (best-selling author of For The Culture) headline this year’s speaker lineup.

The local talent takes over UniBar every Thursday for the month of June.

Inertia is the electronic group’s fourth long player and arrives this August.

The Melbourne punk rockers are currently on tour across the US, the UK and Europe.

The Eora/Sydney punk rockers have also inked a deal with Impressed Recordings.

Headlining this year’s eclectic program is the world premiere of Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti Live in Concert.

‘CPR’ is the second single taken from the Grammy-winning act’s upcoming second album, moisturizer.

The garage punk quartet are hitting Adelaide in November.

The Adelaide legend’s ninth album arrives in August and includes the singles ‘The Gift’ and ‘Don’t Happy, Be Worry’.

The Southern Ritual tour includes support from the Siberian folk rock duo Nytt Land.

‘Lie To Me’ is a throwback to early ‘00s Kisschasy that’s sure to please fans.

Oscar the Wild’s sophomore EP, Blue, contains singles ‘Roll with the Punches’ and ‘Big Think’.

This will be your last chance to catch the legendary UK act live in Australia.

Sadly, the hip hop collective are not passing through South Australia.

Surf rock trio The Grogans are hitting the road this August in support of their just-released long player, Stagger.

Norwegian metal multi-instrumentalist Sylvaine has been announced as the support act.

‘Lover’ finds the former Verve frontman rap-singing over a sample of Joan Armatrading’s UK hit ‘Love And Affection’.

The Swedish metalcore heroes are touring in support of their latest album, The Return of The Black.