After nearly a decade away, blessthefall are finally heading back to Australia – and if frontman Beau Bokan is anything to go by, they’re not about to take a single second of it for granted.

Touching down next week alongside Memphis May Fire, the tour marks the band’s first Aussie shows in nine years – a gap that’s only made the demand louder. “We’ve had so many fans saying this is their first time seeing us,” Bokan tells Music Feeds. “People who’ve been listening since 2009 but never had the chance – now they’re like, ‘we’re not missing it this time.’”

blessthefall – ‘mallxcore’ 

It’s part of a broader resurgence the band have been watching in real time – a new wave of younger fans discovering metalcore’s golden era, alongside longtime listeners finally circling back. “There’s this whole new generation coming through like, ‘my older brother showed me you guys,’” Bokan laughs. “And then you’ve got kids saying they were born in the wrong era… which makes me feel ancient.”

But for Bokan, the real shift isn’t just in the crowd, it’s in the mindset. After years of touring, burnout, and stepping away when things stopped feeling right, the band have returned with a much clearer sense of purpose. “There was a point where I didn’t want to tour anymore,” he admits. “And I think that’s something people need to recognise – if you’re not mentally in the right place, it’s okay to step back.”

Now? It’s about doing things on their own terms – and reconnecting with the reason it all started in the first place. “When I first joined the band, it felt like I’d hit the lottery,” Bokan reflects. “I got to quit my job and do something I loved for a living. I try to hold onto that feeling every time we go out.”

That energy is exactly what they’re bringing back down under – along with the usual chaos, crowd-surfing madness, and (hopefully) a bit of downtime to hit the beaches and dodge the occasional nightmare spider. “It’s just a different vibe over there,” Bokan says. “We always try to find somewhere to swim, jump off cliffs… it’s one of our favourite places to play.”

With a stacked lineup, a fresh wave of fans, and nearly a decade of pent-up energy behind them, this tour feels less like a comeback and more like a reset – one that Blessthefall are clearly still hungry to build on.

“We’ve still got so much we want to do,” Bokan says. “We’ve never played arenas, never had that number one rock song… but the goal is just to keep growing and make music we actually love. If it connects, it connects.”

And judging by the reception so far? Yep, it do be connecting.

Suss all the details of Blessthefall’s upcoming tour with Memphis May Fire down below.

Blessthefall 2026 Australian Tour Dates

Supporting Memphis May Fire

• Friday 24^th April MELBOURNE, Northcote Theatre
• Saturday 25^th April SYDNEY, Manning Bar
• Sunday 26^th April BRISBANE, Princess Theatre
• Tuesday 28^th April ADELAIDE, Lion Arts Factory
• Wednesday 29^th April PERTH, Magnet House

Tickets on sale now via The Phoenix

Further Reading

NEWS FLASHBACK: Amity Affliction Frontman Calls Out Memphis May Fire Vocalist Onstage At Warped

Swedish Metallers Avatar Announce 2026 Australian Tour Dates

Avenged Sevenfold Announce First Aussie Tour In 12 Years With Coheed & Cambria + Thornhill

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Big changes are afoot at triple j, with the national youth broadcaster announcing a mid-year reshuffle across its flagship Breakfast and Drive slots.

Stepping into Brekky from July are fan-fave duo Abby Butler and Tyrone Pynor, who’ll be bringing their trademark mix of big cackles, wild stories and genuinely elite vibes to the early shift. The longtime mates have already built a cult following on Drive since 2023 – hosting everything from the Hottest 100 to Mardi Gras broadcasts – so tbh this feels like a very natural (and very loud) next step.

Meanwhile, current Breakfast host Luka Muller is heading to Drive, swapping the 4am alarm for a slightly more humane schedule – and teasing a mystery new co-host still to be revealed. It marks a new chapter after a huge stint on Breakfast that saw him front triple j’s 50th anniversary celebrations, multiple Hottest 100s and a stacked run of major events.

As part of the shake-up, Concetta Caristo will wrap up her time at the station at the end of June, closing out a much-loved three-year run that’s seen her become one of triple j’s most distinctive and beloved voices.

““As a girl known for having one million feelings in every moment, it is criminal to be asked to sum up my time at triple j in a sentence,” Concetta shared in a statement. “Spending my mornings laughing and talking to so many people around the country has been a genuine privilege and joy in my life. I’m going to cherish the memories forever.”

The new era officially kicks off in July, with Abby & Tyrone on Breakfast, Luka on Drive, and one big question still hanging in the air: who’s joining him for the ride home?

Stay tuned.

Further Reading

WATCH: 13yo Inkabee Becomes The Youngest Artist In ‘Like A Version’ History

RIP 100 Warm Tunas: Beloved Hottest 100 Prediction Site Shuts Down After Nearly A Decade

triple j’s Hottest 100 Of Australian Songs: The Complete List

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It’s been a long time between drinks, but Avenged Sevenfold are finally heading back to Australia for their first headline tour in 12 years, and they’re not pulling up quietly.

The metal juggernauts have locked in three massive arena shows this October, bringing their full-scale spectacle Down Under alongside prog-rock storytellers Coheed and Cambria and Melbourne heavy hitters Thornhill. It’s a lineup that basically reads like a “how hard do you want your brain melted?” menu, from A7X’s stadium-sized chaos to Coheed’s galaxy-brain concept lore and Thornhill’s sleek, modern heaviness.

Avenged Sevenfold – ‘Magic’

For Aussie fans, this one’s been painfully overdue. The band last touched down in 2014 for Soundwave festival (RIP), and yes – we’ve all been side-eyeing that “we’ll be back soon” promise ever since. Fast forward to now, and they’re finally making good on it, fresh off their Life Is But A Dream… era and still very much in their “let’s get weird with it” phase.

And if you’ve ever seen Avenged Sevenfold live, you already know the drill. Big riffs, bigger visuals, and enough pyro-adjacent energy to make your Apple Watch concerned.

Tickets are on sale now and you can suss the deets below.

AVENGED SEVENFOLD – AUSTRALIA 2026 TOUR DATES

With Coheed and Cambria & Thornhill

• Friday 16 October — Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena
• Sunday 18 October — Brisbane, Entertainment Centre
• Tuesday 20 October — Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena

Tickets on sale now via Live Nation

Further Reading

Watch As Kids React To Hearing Avenged Sevenfold For The First Time

Watch Avenged Sevenfold Punk Their Guitarist Synyster Gates With Live ‘Chipmunk’ Vocals

AJ Maddah Has Been Quietly Paying Back All His Soundwave Debts

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CONTENT WARNING: The following article discusses the death of a teenage girl

This is a heavy and developing case. Singer D4vd (real name David Anthony Burke) has been arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

According to police, Burke was taken into custody on Thursday afternoon and is currently being held without bail. He has not been formally charged at this stage, with the case set to be presented to the L.A. County District Attorney’s office for consideration. His legal team has strongly denied the allegations, stating that evidence will show he was not responsible for the teenager’s death.

Hernandez had been reported missing from California’s Inland Empire in 2024. Her body was later discovered in September 2025, decomposing inside a Tesla registered to Burke, after the vehicle was impounded and investigators responded to reports of a strong odour. Authorities say the body had been there for weeks prior to its discovery.

Law enforcement sources have alleged to the LA Times that Celeste allegedly met D4vd on social media and appeared to reside at a rental home with the singer after running away from home.

Investigators have been examining the case for several months, with search warrants executed at Burke’s former residence and a grand jury probe underway since late 2025. Reports indicate the vehicle had been left in a Hollywood Hills neighbourhood before being towed.

Law enforcement sources have also suggested Hernandez may have had contact with Burke prior to her disappearance, though details remain under investigation.

The case has drawn significant attention given Burke’s rising profile in music. The 21-year-old artist had recently released his debut album and was in the middle of a North American tour last year before it was cancelled amid the investigation.

He was also booted from Australia’s Spilt Milk lineup and axed his 2025 Aussie tour dates.

At this stage, authorities have not publicly outlined the specific evidence leading to the arrest, and the cause of death has not been disclosed.

“Let us be clear – the actual evidence in this case will show that David Burke did not murder Celeste Rivas Hernandez and he was not the cause of her death,” D4vd’s attorneys said in a joint statement.

This story is ongoing.

If you need assistance, 1800 RESPECT – the Australian National Sexual Assault, Domestic and Family Violence Counselling Service — can be reached on 1800 737 732.

Further Reading

D4vd Scrubs Australian Tour Dates as Teen’s Cause of Death “Deferred” by Coroner

d4vd Removed From Spilt Milk 2025 Lineup Amidst Body-In-The-Trunk Investigation

Ex-Turnstile Guitarist Charged With Attempted Murder Of Frontman Brendan Yates’ Dad

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Alright, prog nerds – this is not a drill. Perth legends Karnivool are finally taking their long-awaited #1 album In Verses on the road… and they’re doing it in full arena-scale glory.

Marking their biggest headline shows ever, the In Verses Australian Tour kicks off this July, with Karnivool delivering a career-spanning set across five cities – including a hometown opener in Perth and a massive Riverstage finale in Brisbane. It’s their first proper album tour in over a decade, which feels correct given In Verses itself took a casual 13 years to materialise (light work).

Karnivool – ‘Animation’

And look – if you’ve spent the last few months trying to untangle this record in your headphones, spare a thought for the band having to actually play it live. We’re talking dense, layered, emotionally loaded prog that somehow still topped the ARIA chart – a rare “thinking person’s metal” moment that broke through without dumbing anything down.

Joining them for the ride is a straight-up prog Avengers lineup. UK heavyweights TesseracT – aka the kings of polyrhythmic brain-melt – are back after their War of Being victory lap, while New York chaos merchants Car Bomb are making their long-overdue Australian debut. Yep, your time signatures are about to get absolutely disrespected.

Tickets are on sale now and you can peep all the details down below.

KARNIVOOL – ‘IN VERSES’ AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2026

With TesseracT & Car Bomb

• Sat 18 July – Perth, Ice Cream Factory
• Tue 21 July – Adelaide, AEC Theatre
• Thu 23 July – Sydney, Hordern Pavilion
• Fri 24 July – Melbourne, Margaret Court Arena
• Sat 25 July – Brisbane, Riverstage

Tickets on sale now via destroyalllines.com

Further Reading

Karnivool Officially Announce First New Album In 12 Years, ‘In Verses’

Karnivool Share Long-Awaited New Single ‘Drone’ Ahead Of National Tour

Love Letter To A Record: Verticoli On Karnivool’s ‘Sound Awake’

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The Melissa Etheridge setlist for the “Rise Tour” has been revealed. Melissa Etheridge is known for powerful rock vocals, emotional songwriting, and live shows that feel both personal and energetic. Her concerts usually move between bigger sing-along songs, slower emotional moments, and the kind of tracks that let her voice really take over the room. That balance is a big reason her live shows connect so strongly with the audience. The Rise Tour is expected to carry that same feel, with a set that blends the songs fans know best with newer material.

What is the setlist for Melissa Etheridge’s Rise Tour set?

The following is what Melissa Etheridge is expected to play in her setlist for the Rise Tour. This is based on the first few shows from the run, where the bigger crowd favorites and the songs that fit the stronger stage moments have been showing up most often. A few other songs can still move around depending on the city, the way the show is paced, and what feels right for the mood of that night. That gives a pretty clear idea of the kind of set fans are likely to hear on the tour. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

1. Don’t You Want a Woman
2. Bring Me Some Water / No Souvenirs
3. Matches
4. Let me go / Angels Would Fall
5. Tomboy
6. If I Wanted To / SimilarFeatures
7. To Be a Woman
8. All the Way to Heaven
9. Rise
10. I Want to Come Over
11. I’m the Only One
12. Bein’ Alive
13. Come to My Window
14. Like the Way I do
15. More Love

Once the concert begins, the feel of the set can still shift a little from night to night. If the crowd gets especially loud during one of the bigger songs, she might stay in that stronger mood for another track before slowing things down. Some songs can also move because they sit better with the way the instruments and stage moments are lining up that night. On top of that, Melissa may simply feel that a different song belongs in that spot and change it in the moment. Those kinds of small switches help the show feel more alive and less exactly the same every night.

The Rise Tour fits her live style really naturally because her shows already move between emotional songs and stronger rock moments so well. The songs people always wait for are likely to stay as the big anchors of the night, while the newer tracks help the set feel fresh without changing its overall warmth. That mix usually makes the whole concert feel easy to follow and emotionally satisfying by the end.

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The GWAR setlist for the “Gor-Gor Strikes Back Tour” has been revealed. GWAR is known for wild live shows that mix heavy metal with horror-style costumes, fake blood effects, and chaotic stage moments. Their concerts are not just about the music, they feel like full-on theatrical madness from start to finish. That mix of shock, humor, and heavy riffs is what makes their shows stand out so much. The Gor-Gor Strikes Back Tour is expected to bring that same insane live energy, with a set built around fan favorites and newer material.

What is the setlist for GWAR’s Gor-Gor Strikes Back Tour set?

The following is what GWAR is expected to play in their setlist for the Gor-Gor Strikes Back Tour. This is based on the first few shows from the tour, where the songs that work best with the big shock moments and the heaviest crowd reactions seem to be staying in place. A few of the other tracks can still move around a little depending on how they want the madness of the show to build that night. That gives a pretty clear idea of the kind of set fans are likely to get from the rest of the tour. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

1. Fuck This Place
2. Crack in the Egg
3. Eighth Lock
4. Have You Seen Me?
5. Tormentor
6. Hate Love Songs
7. Lot Lizard
8. Saddam a Go-Go
9. I’m in Löve (With a Deåd Dog)
10. Metal Metal Land
11. El Presidente
12. Tyrant King
13. Hail, Genocide!
14. Gor-Gor

Encore:

1. Mother Fucking Liar
2. Pink Pony Club (Chappell Roan cover)
3. Sick of You

Even with the main set in place, parts of the show can still shift once the crowd really gets going. If one of the heavier songs gets a huge reaction, the band may keep that same aggressive energy going a little longer before changing the pace. At the same time, GWAR may also decide in the moment that another song fits better there, especially if it works better with the madness happening in the room that night. Those little changes help the concert feel louder, messier, and more alive in the best way.

The Gor-Gor Strikes Back Tour really matches the kind of live chaos GWAR is known for. Their shows usually balance the heavier fan-favorite songs with the over-the-top horror and comedy moments people come expecting. Because of that, the set is likely to keep the biggest live staples in place while still leaving room for newer songs that fit the same wild energy. Put together, it gives the whole concert a loud, crazy, and very memorable flow.

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The Santana setlist for the “Oneness Tour 2026” has been revealed. Santana is the legendary Latin rock band led by guitarist Carlos Santana, whose solos and live improvisation are a huge part of the band’s identity. Their concerts usually blend percussion-heavy sections, long guitar moments, and smooth transitions that make one song flow easily into the next. Because of that, the whole show tends to feel less like separate tracks and more like one long musical journey. The Oneness Tour 2026 is expected to keep that same rich and easy live feel.

What is the setlist for Santana’s Oneness Tour 2026 set?

The following is what Santana is expected to play in the setlist for the tour. This is based on the first 2026 Vegas shows and the songs that have been coming back most often during the recent Oneness dates. The main classics seem to be staying locked in, while a few middle sections can still change depending on the night. From these early shows, the basic structure of the setlist can clearly be seen. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

1. Soul Sacrifice
2. Jin-go-lo-ba (Babatunde Olatunji cover)
3. Evil Ways (Willie Bobo cover)
4. Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen
5. Oye cómo va (Tito Puente cover)
6. Maria Maria
7. Foo Foo
8. Everybody’s Everything
9. Bass and Guitar Jam
10. Drums and Bass
11. Hope You’re Feeling Better
12. Europa (Earth’s Cry, Heaven’s Smile)
13. She’s Not There (The Zombies cover)
14. Hold On (Ian Thomas cover)
15. The Game of Love
16. (Da le) Yaleo
17. Put Your Lights On
18. Corazón espinado

Encore:

1. Toussaint L’Ouverture
2. Drum Solo
3. Smooth

Mainly the flow stays similar, but small changes can still happen naturally during a Santana show. Some songs may shift a little depending on how the transitions, instrument changes, and solo sections are working on stage that night, since their live sets often move from one piece into another without a hard stop. At the same time, Carlos may also decide in the moment that a different song or a longer instrumental section fits better there. Those small choices help the concert keep its smooth feel while still making each night a little different.

The Oneness Tour 2026 really suits the way Santana performs live. Their shows usually move like one long musical journey, with the bigger classics, solo moments, and slower guitar pieces all fitting together naturally. Because of that, the set is likely to keep the songs fans always wait for, while still leaving room for sections that can stretch out and breathe. Put together, it gives the whole concert a smooth, immersive flow that feels very natural from start to finish.

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The Kanye West (Ye) setlist for the “Live Concert Tour 2026” has been revealed. Kanye West, now known as Ye, is known for turning concerts into full experiences rather than just straight performances. His live shows usually mix massive career hits, dramatic beat drops, emotional slower moments, and songs from newer eras, which makes every set feel huge. A big part of the excitement is that his concerts rarely feel fully predictable, even when the main structure is similar. The Live Concert Tour 2026 is expected to carry that same larger-than-life feel, especially with the recent world dates and the newly announced India show in Delhi.

What is the setlist for Kanye West (Ye)’s Live Concert Tour 2026 set?

The following is what Kanye West (Ye) is expected to play in his setlist for the Live Concert Tour 2026. This is based on the recent Mexico City shows, the current 2026 world dates, and the way his recent live performances have blended older classics with Vultures and newer material. Songs like “Heartless,” “Power,” and “Bound 2” seem to be staying as the biggest crowd moments, while the newer tracks help shape the identity of this tour. That mix gives a strong idea of what fans are likely to hear on the 2026 run, especially with the India date now part of the schedule. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

1. KING
2. THIS IS A MUST
3. Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1
4. Can’t Tell Me Nothing
5. Niggas in Paris
6. Mercy
7. Praise God
8. Black Skinhead
9. On Sight
10. Blood on the Leaves
11. CARNIVAL
12. Power
13. Bound 2
14. Wolves
15. Say You Will
16. Heartless
17. FATHER
18. FE!N (Travis Scott cover)
19. PUNCH DRUNK
20. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
21. HIGHS AND LOWS
22. WHITE LINES
23. BULLY
24. ALL THE LOVE
25. LAST BREATH
26. TALKING
27. PIERCING ON MY HAND
28. EVERYBODY
29. KING
30. Mystery of Inquity / All Falls Down
31. Lost Ones
32. Heartbeat / Crisis / Praise Jah in the Moonlight
33. Doo Wop (That Thing) / Believe What I Say
34. Jesus Walks
35. Through the Wire
36. Good Life
37. Homecoming
38. All of the Lights
39. Flashing Lights
40. Stronger
41. Ghost Town
42. Runaway

Even if the main shape of the set stays familiar, a Ye concert can still change a lot once the night begins. If one of the bigger anthem moments gets the whole stadium screaming, he may stay in that same rush for another song before shifting the mood. At the same time, he is also the kind of artist who may decide in the moment that another track fits better there, whether it is a classic from an older era or something newer that matches the feeling of the crowd. Since his shows also rely so much on visuals, lighting, and dramatic pauses, those stage choices can naturally affect where certain songs land. These small decisions are what make his concerts feel unpredictable while still keeping the main flow of the show intact.

The Live Concert Tour 2026 feels especially big because it works like a career-spanning run while also bringing in his newer music eras. With the Delhi concert being promoted as his first-ever India show, the set is likely to lean into the biggest songs from across his catalogue while still making room for recent tracks and special moments. That balance between huge classics and newer material is what usually gives a Ye concert its larger-than-life feeling.

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The Luke Combs setlist for the “My Kinda Saturday Night Tour” has been revealed. Luke Combs is one of the biggest names in modern country music, known for songs that feel easy to sing along to and lyrics that connect quickly with a live crowd. His concerts usually move between upbeat crowd favorites, slower emotional songs, and the kind of choruses that turn into full-arena singalongs. That mix is a big reason his shows always feel warm and easy to get into. The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour brings that same style back on the road, with a set expected to blend major hits with newer songs.

What is the setlist for Luke Combs’ My Kinda Saturday Night Tour set?

The following is what Luke Combs is expected to play in his setlist for the My Kinda Saturday Night Tour. This is based on the first few shows from the tour and the songs that keep coming back in those sets. The main fan-favorite songs seem to be staying in place, while a few others move around a bit depending on the stop. From those early shows, the overall shape of the set starts to come through. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

1. My Kinda Saturday Night
2. Lovin’ on You
3. Hurricane
4. She Got the Best of Me
5. Tell ‘Em About Tonight
6. One Number Away
7. Soon As I Get Home (live debut)
8. Back in the Saddle
9. Must’ve Never Met You
10. The Kind of Love We Make
11. Sleepless in a Hotel Room
12. ReThink Some Things
13. Forever After All
14. Better Together
15. I Ain’t No Cowboy
16. Wish Upon A Whiskey
17. Remember Him That Way
18. Be By You
19. Beautiful Crazy
20. Crazy Train / She Will Be Loved / Billie Jean / I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing / Something Like That
21. Alcohol of Fame (live debut)
22. Cold as You
23. When It Rains It Pours
24. 1, 2 Many
25. Beer Never Broke My Heart

Encore:

1. Fast Car (Tracy Chapman cover)
2. Where the Wild Things Are
3. Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma

Although the main order is planned out, parts of the show can still change naturally once the crowd settles in. If one of the bigger choruses gets the whole place singing, he may stay in that same feeling a little longer before moving into a slower song. At the same time, Luke may also decide in the moment that another song fits better there, whether that means moving a fan favorite forward or saving a quieter track for later. Those little choices help the concert feel more in tune with that specific crowd instead of exactly the same every night.

The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour really matches the kind of live show Luke Combs does best. His concerts usually have that easy mix of fun, loud sing-along moments and slower songs that feel more personal, so the set naturally moves through both sides of his music. The bigger hits are likely to stay as the main crowd moments, while the newer songs help keep the show feeling current. Put together, it gives the whole concert a very easy, familiar flow that feels good from beginning to end.

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UK goth-rock shapeshifters The Horrors have officially touched down in Australia, launching their long-awaited headline tour in Brisbane tonight – and yep, the setlist is looking very tasty for fans heading along this week.

Opening with the brooding The Silence That Remains, the band wasted zero time diving into their shadowy new era, peppering the set with cuts from their latest album Night Life alongside a generous spread of fan favourites. It’s very much the Horrors in 2026: darker, moodier, but still capable of slipping into those shimmering, euphoric moments that hit you right in the chest (Still Life still undefeated, btw).

The Horrors – ‘Still Life’

There were also a couple of treats for the diehards – including a haunting cover of David Bowie’s Heroes in the encore (we love a full-circle moment, especially with that recent Bowie double-cover tease), plus the ever-emotional closer Something To Remember Me By. All up, it’s a tight, atmospheric run that balances old and new nicely – and a solid preview of what’s in store as the tour rolls through the rest of the country.

The tour continues across Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth this week – and after a 14-year gap between Aussie headline runs, it’s safe to say… they’ve made it worth the wait.

Peep their full setlist and remaining Aussie dates down below.

THE HORRORS – AUSTRALIAN TOUR SETLIST (BRISBANE OPENER)

• The Silence That Remains
• Three Decades
• Mirror’s Image
• Silent Sister
• Sea Within a Sea
• Endless Blue
• Still Life
• More Than Life
• LA Runaway

ENCORE

• Lotus Eater
• Heroes (David Bowie cover)
• Something to Remember Me By

The Horrors 2026 Australian Tour Dates

• Friday 10th April – Princess Theatre – Brisbane
• Saturday 11th April – Manning Bar – Sydney
• Sunday 12th April – Northcote Theatre – Melbourne
• Tuesday 14th April – Lion Arts Factory – Adelaide
• Wednesday 15th April – Rosemount – Perth

Tickets on sale now via thephoenix.au

Further Reading

“A Part Of The World That Hasn’t Gone Bad Yet”: The Horrors On Returning To Australia In 2026

Love Letter To A Record: The Horrors On SOPHIE’s ‘PRODUCT’

“It’s Beyond Time”: CKY On Coming Back To Australia After 14 Long Years

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File this under bonkers alt-history we did not have on our 2026 bingo card. Courtney Love has stirred the pot in a big way, claiming a famous Nirvana lyric was actually inspired by Kim Gordon – not herself, as many fans have long believed.

Appearing on Billy Corgan’s The Magnificent Others podcast, Love alleged that Kurt Cobain wrote the iconic “Hey, wait, I got a new complaint / Forever in debt to your priceless advice” line from the famous grunge tune Heart-Shaped Box about Gordon, claiming Cobain had grown frustrated with her influence during Nirvana’s early days. The revelation came amid a broader, pretty unfiltered conversation between Love and Corgan about “indie gatekeeping” in the ‘90s – with both taking aim at Gordon and her former Sonic Youth bandmate and partner, Thurston Moore.

Courtney Love | The Magnificent Others with Billy Corgan

Love didn’t hold back, describing Gordon as “horrible” during that era, while Corgan recalled his own awkward run-in with the Sonic Youth camp at a festival. The conversation also touched on Gordon’s 2015 memoir Girl in a Band, which included less-than-flattering takes on both Love and Corgan – proving this particular alt-rock cold war has been simmering for decades.

Of course, it’s worth noting this is one side of a very long, very messy story – but it’s a fascinating new wrinkle in the mythology surrounding one of Nirvana’s most dissected songs. Either way, the ‘90s indie universe clearly still has receipts… and apparently, they’re all being aired out on podcasts now.

Watch the full chinwag up above.

Further Reading

Frances Bean Cobain Announces Birth of First Child

Courtney Love Teases Imminent Hole Reunion (Again)

Billy Corgan Reveals ‘Port Wine’ Birthmarks In Call For Body Positivity

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The Bruce Springsteen setlist for the “Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour” has been revealed. Bruce Springsteen is one of the most legendary live performers in rock, known for long concerts, emotional storytelling, and songs that hit just as hard live as they do on record. His shows with the E Street Band usually move between huge sing-along moments, reflective songs, and the kind of energy that slowly builds across the night. That mix is what makes his concerts feel so memorable. The Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour brings that classic live style back across the U.S., with a set expected to pull from both iconic songs and a few meaningful surprises.

What is the setlist for Bruce Springsteen’s Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour set?

The following is an example of what Bruce Springsteen is expected to play in his setlist for the tour. This is based on the opening Manchester show, other recent E Street Band performances, and the way his headline sets have been changing over the last few tours. Some songs are almost certain to stay because they shape the emotional backbone of the night, while others can shift depending on what kind of story he wants the concert to tell. That gives a strong idea of how this tour’s set is likely to come together. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

1. War (The Temptations cover)
2. Born in the U.S.A. (with Tom Morello)
3. Death to My Hometown (with Tom Morello)
4. No Surrender
5. Darkness on the Edge of Town
6. Streets of Minneapolis
7. The Promised Land
8. Out in the Street
9. Hungry Heart
10. Youngstown
11. Murder Incorporated
12. American Skin (41 Shots) (with Tom Morello)
13. Long Walk Home (with Tom Morello)
14. House of a Thousand Guitars
15. My City of Ruins
16. Because the Night (Patti Smith Group cover)
17. Wrecking Ball
18. The Rising
19. The Ghost of Tom Joad (with Tom Morello)
20. Badlands (with Tom Morello)
21. Land of Hope and Dreams (with Tom Morello)

Encore:

1. Born to Run
2. Bobby Jean
3. Dancing in the Dark
4. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (with Tom Morello)
5. Purple Rain (Prince cover) (with Tom Morello)
6. Chimes of Freedom (Bob Dylan cover) (with Tom Morello)

With the main shape of the show in place, Bruce’s concerts can still change in small but meaningful ways from night to night. If the crowd really locks into one of the bigger sing-along moments, he may stay in that same feeling for another song before moving somewhere quieter. At the same time, he is also the kind of artist who follows what feels right in the moment, so a song might come earlier, later, or be swapped depending on how the night is unfolding. Those choices help every stop on the tour feel a little personal instead of exactly the same every time.

The Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour really fits the kind of live experience Bruce Springsteen is known for. His concerts often feel like they are telling a story, moving through hope, struggle, memory, and release as the night goes on. Because of that, the set is likely to include the songs fans always wait for while still making room for tracks that fit the message of this particular tour. That mix is what usually gives his shows such a lasting emotional impact.

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The Guns N’ Roses setlist for the “World Tour 2026” has been revealed. Guns N’ Roses is one of the most iconic rock bands of all time, known for huge guitar riffs, stadium-sized choruses, and songs that fans have been singing for decades. Their concerts usually feel massive, with loud crowd reactions, big stage moments, and a mix of songs that range from hard-hitting openers to slower sing-along tracks. That live style is a big reason their tours still feel like major events. The World Tour 2026 brings that same arena-rock energy back, with a set expected to pull from both classic hits and some newer material.

What is the setlist for Guns N’ Roses’ World Tour 2026 set?

The following is what Guns N’ Roses is expected to play in their setlist for the World Tour 2026. This is based on their recent stadium dates, festival appearances, and the way they have been mixing classic staples with newer songs and deeper cuts in recent runs. Some songs almost always stay because they are such big live moments, while a few others can move around depending on the night. That gives a clear idea of the kind of set fans are likely to get on this tour. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

1. Welcome to the Jungle
2. Mr. Brownstone
3. Bad Obsession
4. Live and Let Die (Wings cover)
5. Slither (Velvet Revolver cover)
6. Chinese Democracy
7. Pretty Tied Up
8. It’s So Easy
9. Yesterdays
10. Double Talkin’ Jive
11. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Black Sabbath cover)
12. Nothin’ (live debut)
13. Dead Horse
14. Perhaps
15. Civil War
16. Atlas (live debut)
17. Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (Bob Dylan cover)
18. Slash Guitar Solo
19. Sweet Child o’ Mine
20. November Rain
21. Patience
22. New Rose (The Damned cover)
23. Down on the Farm (UK Subs cover)
24. Don’t Cry
25. Nightrain
26. Paradise City

Even with a planned set, a show this big can still shift in small ways once it starts. If the crowd is especially loud after one of the bigger anthems, the band may keep that same rush going with another high-energy song before slowing things down. The stage side can shape it too, since lighting cues, longer guitar changes, and the timing of big screen moments can make certain songs fit better in different spots. On top of that, the band may also decide in the moment that another song works better there, whether it is a deeper cut or a newer track that matches the mood of the night. These little changes help the concert stay exciting without losing the familiar flow fans expect.

The World Tour 2026 feels like a celebration of everything people come to a Guns N’ Roses show for. The set is likely to lean heavily on the major classics that define their live reputation, while still leaving room for songs that longtime fans enjoy hearing when the band changes things up. That balance helps the concert feel both huge and familiar, while still giving each stop a slightly unique identity.

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The Neighbourhood setlist for the “Wourld Tour” has been revealed. The Neighbourhood is an American band known for their dark, moody sound and emotional songs. A lot of their music feels slow and atmospheric, which is why their live shows usually have a very immersive vibe instead of being nonstop loud. The mood of the concert builds gradually as the set moves forward, which fits their style really well. The Wourld Tour carries that same feel, with a mix of older fan favorites and newer songs.

What is the setlist for The Neighbourhood’s Wourld Tour set?

The following is an example of what The Neighbourhood is expected to play in their setlist for the Wourld Tour. This is based on their recent shows, comeback performances, and the kind of song mix they have used on earlier headline tours. Some songs usually stay because they fit the emotional flow of the night really well, while others can change depending on the venue and the kind of set they want that day. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.

Act I:

1. Hula Girl
2. OMG
3. Cry Baby
4. Reflections (live debut)
5. R.I.P. 2 My Youth
6. A Little Death
7. Afraid
8. You Get Me So High
9. Fallen Star (live debut)
10. Nervous (live debut)
11. Planet (live debut)
12. Devil’s Advocate

Act II:

1. Baby Came Home 2
2. The Beach
3. Pretty Boy
4. Cherry Flavoured
5. Daddy Issues
6. Good Grief (live debut)
7. Private

Act III:

1. Lovebomb
2. Sweater Weather
3. Softcore

Even if the main set stays mostly the same, some parts can still change depending on the space and what feels right that night. In a smaller venue, the slower songs can feel stronger because the room feels more intimate, while bigger places sometimes make the bigger chorus moments hit better. At the same time, the band may also feel that a different order works more smoothly in that specific setting, so one or two songs can move around without changing the overall mood of the concert. These are usually small changes, but they help the set match the room better and make the whole night feel more natural.

The Wourld Tour suits the band’s sound really well because their music already depends so much on mood and pacing. Usually in live performances, that means the songs are placed in a way that lets the feeling slowly build instead of jumping too quickly between moments. The set is expected to include the songs fans know best along with some newer material, so the whole concert still feels balanced and easy to follow from start to finish.

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