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Deb Pelser's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music events and live performances in Sydney, Australia. She seems to prioritize event coverage and private sector announcements related to the music industry.
If you represent a musician or band performing in Sydney, offering exclusive insights into their performance or behind-the-scenes details could be appealing. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming music festivals or new releases from notable artists within the Australian music scene, it may align with Deb’s coverage interests.
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By: Deb Pelser, Nate Black
Nearly two decades after first emerging as one of metalcore’s most reliable heavyweights, Miss May I are preparing to open a new chapter. The Ohio quartet have announced their eighth studio album, No Place For Me, due October 2 via Solid State Records, alongside the release of its emotionally charged new single, ‘Sanctuary’.
By: Deb Pelser, Adam Alonzo
Southern California post-hardcore outfit Movements are preparing to release their fourth studio album, Happier Now, on 4 September via Fearless Records. Alongside the announcement, the band have unveiled new single ‘Separate’, an emotionally charged closer that offers another glimpse into what promises to be their most reflective record yet.
By: Deb Pelser, Andreas Neumann
Queens of the Stone Age are heading back to Australia and New Zealand this December, with Josh Homme and company announcing a seven-date arena and outdoor tour alongside special guests Primus and Tropical Fuck Storm.
Australian fans of Scandinavian rock are in for a rare double bill this year, with Sweden’s The Hellacopters returning to Australia for the first time in years alongside Norwegian rock veterans Gluecifer, who will make their long-awaited Australian debut.
By: Deb Pelser
Scottish rockers Del Amitri will return to Australia and New Zealand in February 2027 with Past to Present: Four Decades of Their Greatest Hits, a career-spanning tour celebrating more than 40 years of songwriting and some of the band’s best-known recordings.
BIGSOUND is marking its 25th anniversary by expanding its investment in the artists at the centre of Australia’s biggest music industry gathering, with organisers unveiling a 2026 program that places greater emphasis on direct support, industry access and career development.
By: Deb Pelser
There are bands that demand your attention through sheer volume, and then there are bands like YHWH Nailgun, who seem intent on dismantling the very idea of what a rock show can be. On a hot, sweat…
By: Deb Pelser, Alexandra Arnold
More than a decade after Nocturnes quietly cemented its place as an overlooked electropop gem, Uh Huh Her are revisiting the album with a fresh perspective. The duo of Camila Grey and Leisha Hailey have announced Nocturnes: Redux, arriving 7 August via Kill Rock Stars, pairing previously unheard original mixes with their first new material in 12 years.
By: Deb Pelser, Sophie Koterus Korting
Amsterdam collective Personal Trainer have announced their third album, Human Assholes, due for release on September 4 via Bella Union, alongside the arrival of buoyant new single ‘Hole’, a track that encapsulates the band’s ability to balance offbeat humour with emotional uncertainty.
By: Deb Pelser, Amar Gera
Lost Paradise will return to Glenworth Valley on Darkinjung Country from December 28 through to January 1, with organisers confirming the festival’s 2026 edition ahead of a full lineup announcement in the coming weeks.
