15 September 2026 – The Tambourine Girls — Hold Your Horses
Sydney indie-rock outfit The Tambourine Girls return with fourth album Hold Your Horses, unpacking grief, friendship, and melodic resilience in a new track-by-track.
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Sydney indie-rock outfit The Tambourine Girls return with fourth album Hold Your Horses, unpacking grief, friendship, and melodic resilience in a new track-by-track.
Today's guitar itinerary moves from The Tambourine Girls through Angela Autumn and Pixies to My Chemical Romance, ramping up amplification from folk to arena rock.
Malian desert blues pioneers Tinariwen bring their North American tour to Théâtre Rialto in Montréal tonight, supporting their tenth studio album Hoggar.
British guitarist Ben Poole releases Time Has No Mercy, the third single from his forthcoming album Post-Midnight Behaviour.
Dinosaur Jr. return with There Near, pairing their signature heavy fuzz guitars with nuanced folk textures after four decades of music.
Marisa Anderson's beautiful new album The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music responds to Harry Smith by exploring non-American folk traditions with humility.