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Tuesday, 8 July 2025 - 3 minutes
Lewis Capaldi is making up for his 2023 cancelled shows with a December tour.
After two years away while adjusting to his Tourette’s diagnosis… and a surprise Glastonbury set, the Scottish singer returns to Australia, including Perth’s RAC Arena.
Fans can expect his biggest hits and new tracks.
Presale for past ticket holders opens July 10, with general tickets on sale July 14.
Don’t miss out on an unforgettable night with Lewis Capaldi.
Someone else who is back… are The Backstreet Boys.
They launch their Vegas residency at Sphere with Backstreet Boys Terminal - an immersive airport-themed tribute to their iconic Millennium era, opening July 10.
Their new album Millennium 2.0 drops Friday, featuring 25 tracks and a fresh version of I Want It That Way.
Universal’s live action How to Train Your Dragon has smashed the box office with $515 million in just one month.
It’ll be available on Premium Video on Demand from July 15 on Stan, Binge, and Foxtel.
Director Dean DeBlois is already planning a sequel, and he promises it won’t just replay the last film but will explore fresh, exciting new directions.
It’s been an interesting year for drummers.
After Zak Starkey’s departed from The Who, and Foo Fighters parting ways with Josh Freese, now.
Pearl Jam’s Matt Cameron is stepping down after 27 years. Cameron thanked the band and fans for an incredible journey, while Pearl Jam praised his huge impact on their live shows and recordings. No word yet on his replacement.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water… Jaws is returning to the big screen.
The classic Steven Spielberg thrill about a great white killer shark terrorising a small town - comes to IMAX this July for its 50th anniversary.
Experience the first ever blockbuster movie on the biggest screen possible. Tickets are on sale now.
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