Tove Lo conjures up a darkly enchanting new era with “I’m Your Girl Right ?"

Kesha’s “Origami” folds Japanese culture and dance pop into a glittering, globe trotting club anthem.

Charli XCX sheds her old era with “Rock Music,” blending genres and attitude in a bold new chapter.

Alright Hey’s “Bring Back Glamour” is a dazzling, hilarious celebration of queer joy, Aussie humour, and unforgettable storytelling.

Melanie C’s Sweat is a high energy pop album that transforms every listen into a feel good workout for your body and soul.

Three powerhouse queens lit up Sydney with ButtTootKing, delivering an unforgettable celebration of queer art that left the crowd wanting more.

Zara Larsson takes a wild detour with Girls Trip. Will the Khia Asylum take her back ?

Madonna and Sabrina’s exuberant new collaboration, “Bring Your Love,” is infectious as excitement builds around Confessions II.

Lady Gaga and Doechii’s “Runway” video is a fierce, fashion fueled celebration of individuality and ballroom culture.

A playful, and unapologetically bold expansion: Demi Lovato’s “It’s Not That Deep (Unless You Want It To Be)” deluxe edition turns up the heat and dares you to dive in.

Kim Petras races into a new era with "Need For Speed," breaking free from label drama and embracing her creative independence.

Madonna teams up with Grindr to release a limited edition Confessions II vinyl, celebrating LGBTQIA+ empowerment.

The Pop Icon will take fans behind the scenes of her glamorous life in this new three part tell all.

Superbloom is Jessie Ware at her most mature, confident and fully realised — a luxurious, dancefloor-ready record that proves she has well and truly arrived.

Season 18 of RuPaul's Drag Race had it all — iconic performances, shocking eliminations, and a finale that left the fandom absolutely gagged.

Madonna rose from beneath the stage at Coachella 2026 to join Sabrina Carpenter — and pop history was made.

Demi Lovato's "Low Rise Jeans" is a shameless, irresistible dancefloor banger that proves she's never been more confident.

After 86 shows, the Mayhem Ball has cemented itself as the greatest live spectacle Lady Gaga has ever delivered.

Addison Rae brought acrobatics, dollar bill boas, and a closing message for her haters to her first-ever Coachella set.

From a black-and-white eerie intro to a soaking wet Hollywood finale, Sabrina Carpenter proved she doesn't just headline Coachella — she throws a whole cinematic blockbuster in the middle of the desert.