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1 week ago | musicfeeds.com.au | Emmy Mack

One of Australia’s most beloved troubadours Josh Pyke is heading back on the road this November to mark a major milestone — 20 years since the release of his debut solo EP, Feeding the Wolves. The Feeding the Wolves and Other Stories tour will see Pyke performing intimate, career-spanning sets across the country, celebrating the songs (and stories) that launched him from record store dreamer to ARIA Award-winning national treasure.

1 week ago | musicfeeds.com.au | Emmy Mack

Get ready to cry-dance – The Band CAMINO are coming back down under. The Nashville pop rock juggernauts will return to Australia in February of 2026 as part of a world tour toasting their forthcoming third studio album, NeverAlways. It’s their first trip back since their sold-out 2024 run, and this time they’re hitting Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle. The announcement also comes with even more juicy news: the NeverAlways LP will reach our ears on Friday, 25th July via Atlantic Records.

1 week ago | musicfeeds.com.au | Emmy Mack

After more than two decades of relentless riffs and rebellion, Stray From The Path are hanging up their guitars. The New York metallic hardcore heroes recently announced their decision to disband, surprise-dropping their latest album Clockworked as a furious swansong. Now, Aussie fans will score one last chance to see the band live, thanks to SFTP unveiling plans for one final Australian tour for later this year.

1 week ago | musicfeeds.com.au | Emmy Mack

Sydney’s most notorious party-starters, Frankie’s World Famous House Band, are back — and they’re cranking the amps to 11 for a two-night rock’n’roll rampage at The Metro Theatre, kicking off tonight. Forged in the sticky, beer-soaked fires of the late, great Frankie’s Pizza By The Slice, FWFHB earned cult status the old-fashioned way — by ripping through iconic anthems with zero irony and maximum shred.

1 week ago | musicfeeds.com.au | Emmy Mack

Dharawal/Wollongong’s own garage-punk troublemakers HOON are hitting the road hard this winter, locking in an extensive run of Aussie tour dates off the back of their blistering new album, Speed and Fatigue. Produced by Jeremy Player and The Shed Sound Laboratory (Pist Idiots, The Pinheads), Speed and Fatigue sharpens HOON’s chaotic edge into something meaner and more precise — all scuzzy riffs, post-punk brooding and bone-rattling catharsis.