The Bee Gees’ Children Of The World turns 50, marking a pivotal stage in the group’s transition towards the disco sound that would define their late 1970s career.

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s first live album captured the band at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta in July 1976, preserving the classic lineup less than 18 months before tragedy ended its original era. by Paul ...

Bob Dylan’s Hard Rain turns 50, revisiting the 1976 live album recorded during the second leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue.

Fatboy Slim’s debut album Better Living Through Chemistry turns 30 on 16 September 2026, marking the beginning of Norman Cook’s influential career under the Fatboy Slim name.

Ric Ocasek’s This Side Of Paradise turns 40 on September 13, 2026. The 1986 solo album featured members of The Cars alongside Steve Stevens, Roland Orzabal, Tom Verlaine and Tony Levin.

Rose Royce's Car Wash soundtrack celebrates its 50th anniversary on 13 September 2026, five decades after Norman Whitfield's landmark film project became the group's debut album.

Mastodon’s Blood Mountain turns 20 on 12 September 2026, marking the anniversary of the Atlanta band’s major label debut and a defining album in progressive metal.

The Wallflowers will perform Bringing Down the Horse and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ Long After Dark in full during their first Australian shows.

The Black Keys’ Magic Potion turns 20, revisiting the 2006 album that became the duo’s first Nonesuch release and their first record of entirely original material.

John Butler Trio has released a remastered digital edition of Three for its 25th anniversary, adding three songs from the JBT EP.

John Mayer’s Continuum turns 20 on September 12, 2026, marking two decades since his third studio album reshaped his sound through blues, soul, R&B and pop.

Marcus Miller recalls his creative partnership with Luther Vandross, including “Power Of Love/Love Power” and “Jump To It”, as Alvin Ailey prepares a major New York tribute to Vandross.