
AIRBOURNE (Hard Rock – Australia 🇦🇺) – Release “Here She Comes” official video – Taken from their self titled album due out on August 28, 2026 via Spinefarm Records #Airbourne #hardrock
The official audio for Here She Comes – OUT NOW!
Stream “Here She Comes”: https://airbourne.lnk.to/HereSheComes
Pre-save the album ‘Airbourne’: https://airbourne.lnk.to/Airbourne
Previous single/video:
The official art track for Kid In A Candy Store – OUT NOW!
Stream ‘Kid In A Candy Store’: https://airbourne.lnk.to/KIACS
Pre-save the album ‘Airbourne’, coming Aug 28: https://airbourne.lnk.to/Airbourne
Previous single/video:
Listen to Alive After Death (Last Plane Out) here: https://airbourne.lnk.to/aliveafterdeath
Preorder/Pre save the album here: https://airbourne.lnk.to/airbourne
Producer – Brian Howes
Recorded by – Mike Fraser
Mixed by – Zakk Cervini
Mastering engineer – Ted Jensen
Director Michael Sherrington @michaelsherringtonfilm
Producer Beth Allan @isthisbethallan for Forest of Black @forestofblack
Additional Handheld Camera Operator Keir O’Donnell @keirodonn
Gimbal Operator Liam White
Focus Puller Remi Delvern @zoziorodriguo
Production Assistant Kieran Smyth @kieranpsmyth
Additional footage by Brett Tyrrell, Thierry Villeneuve, Bruno Caron, Aurélie Crété, Manuel Masson, Rose Pelletier, François Perret, Jérôme Valin, Jean-Luc Courtel
Super 8 process by Kodak Film Lab London and scanning by Digital Orchard @digital_orchard
Edit & Picture Grade by Forest of Black @forestofblack
Previous single/video:

Australian Hard Rockers
AIRBOURNE
Release New Single “Here She Comes”
Co-Written with Legendary Producer Mutt Lange & Chart-Topping Rocker Bryan Adams
Watch the Visualizer HERE
AIRBOURNE Delivers A Landmark Hard Rock Statement Fueled by Pure Aussie Thunder with Sixth Self-Titled Studio Album due September 4, 2026
Pre-Order HERE
When you’re making an album that offers a 21-gun salute to hard rock’s proud past, its history and its heart, it makes perfect sense to align with writers and producers who have played a key role in championing the music worldwide, and who continue to do so.
Highly fitting, therefore, that AIRBOURNE’s latest single, “Here She Comes,” out today, should and was co-written with Bryan Adams & Mutt Lange – names responsible for hundreds of millions of sales and for creating some of rock’s most revered and timeless releases, the likes of ‘Reckless’ and ‘Waking Up The Neighbours’ (global chart-toppers for Adams, the latter No. 1 in 11 different countries), and ‘Back In Black’ and ‘Hysteria’ (seminal albums produced by Lange for AC/DC and Def Leppard respectively, game-changers for the genre as a whole).

Watch the Visualizer for “Here She Comes” HERE
Add in the talents of producer Brian Howes (who helmed 2013’s ‘Black Dog Barking’ for AIRBOURNE), engineer Mike Fraser (who worked on 2010’s ‘No Guts. No Glory’ & 2016’s ‘Breakin’ Outta Hell’), mixing engineer Zakk Cervini (BMTH, Architects, Evanescence) and mastering legend Ted Jensen, and you have a track – Single 5 from the forthcoming self-titled studio album, out September 4th via Spinefarm – that manages to both box and charm the ears at the same time.
First there was do-or-die anthem ‘Gutsy’, then ‘Christmas Bonus’ (“Ho-ho-ho – let’s go!”), then ‘Alive After Death (Last Plane Out)’, officially No. 1 at German Rock Radio, and most recently ‘Kid In A Candy Store’, a rite-of-passage rocker in the spirit of AC/DC’s “Whole Lotta Rosie”; and now, blowing in hard on a festival-ready chorus and enough full-blooded ‘woahs’ to lift an arena roof or part the lower clouds, there’s ‘Here She Comes’, complete with guitar solo cranked high in the mix for maximum shoulder-straddling impact.
Lyrics like, “Here she comes, raising a hurricane, there she goes blowing my mind” might sound like they’re about one of vocalist/guitarist Joel O’Keeffe’s favourite subjects, women – which, to be fair, they are – but they also nod to the tropical storm that bore down on Music Farm Studio in Byron Bay, south-eastern Australia, as AIRBOURNE were recording, adding to a list of tribulations topped up by dangerous, potentially lethal wild-life and uncooperative vintage gear.
“It was like a hurricane came through,” recalls drummer Ryan O’Keeffe. “I remember screaming, ‘Get away from the windows!’ Streetie [bassist Justin Street] was sleeping in an old bus outside the studio, and a tree fell right next to it and almost crushed him!”
Adds brother Joel: “That’s how the song came about. It’s just out of this storm that blew in. Everyone was sitting there going, ‘Here she comes!’ Then we flipped it, and it became a bit of a double entendre. It’s so much fun.”

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Band Members:
Joel O’ Keeffe / Ryan O’ Keeffe / Justin Street / Brett Tyrrell
ALL of the Bands’ Links can be found here —> LINK TREE
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