Next week on Home and Away in the UK, Summer Bay braces itself for a pivotal turning point as a single arrival threatens to expose hidden cracks, untested ambitions,

and emotional fault lines still raw from recent loss. What begins as an exciting professional opportunity for Remy and Sunny quickly spirals into a tense reckoning—one

that could determine the future of their dream and ripple outward through the community.

At the heart of the drama is Eddie Shepard, a talented musician whose arrival in Yabbie Creek represents far more than just a potential new client. For Remy Carter and his ever-enthusiastic partner Sunny, Eddie could be the first official signing to their fledgling label, Back on Track Records. After weeks of planning, decorating, and dreaming, this moment is meant to be their launchpad. Instead, it becomes a high-stakes test of honesty, loyalty, and belief.

A Dream Built on Grief and Hope

Back on Track Records was never just about music. For Remy and Sunny, the label is deeply personal—a way to channel their grief following Theo’s death into something meaningful and forward-looking. Recent episodes saw the pair mount Theo’s guitar on the studio wall, a poignant tribute to the friend who was meant to be their very first artist. The gesture was both symbolic and heartbreaking, reminding viewers that this business venture is born from loss as much as ambition.

As the studio in Yabbie Creek slowly comes together, Remy throws himself into the search for talent, scouring the internet for artists who might align with his vision. That search leads him to Eddie Shepard, a musician whose work immediately sparks cautious optimism. For the first time, Back on Track Records feels real—not just an idea, but a potential future.

When Remy and Sunny share the news with Dana and Eden, the mood is hopeful. There’s excitement in the air, the sense that something good might finally be taking shape. For Remy especially, this is a chance to prove—to himself and to others—that he can turn pain into purpose.

Eden Steps In—and Sees the Potential

Buoyed by the prospect of signing Eddie, Remy invites Eden to see the studio properly. As he gives her a tour of the courtyard, the bar area, and even the dartboard that marks the space as distinctly theirs, Eden is visibly impressed. She can see what Remy sees: not just what the studio is now, but what it could become.

In a quiet, hopeful moment, the two settle in with drinks. Remy strums his guitar while Eden throws darts, allowing themselves to imagine a future where the space is alive with music, artists, and success. It’s a rare pause—a moment of calm before everything begins to unravel.

That calm is broken when Sunny arrives and reveals that he’s already invited Eddie to drop by for a meeting. Almost immediately, Sunny voices a concern Remy has been trying to ignore: first impressions matter. The recording equipment is still en route from Germany. The studio looks more like an unfinished hangout than a professional label.

“We need to look like professionals,” Sunny insists, bluntly pointing out that they currently resemble “two bachelors in a man cave.” Ever the ideas man, Sunny proposes going all out—chartering a boat to wine and dine Eddie and recruiting Eden to pose as an existing, satisfied client of the label.

It’s a bold plan, but one built on illusion rather than reality.

Distractions, Delays, and Emotional Strain

The following day, cracks begin to show. As Sunny chats with Dana at the coffee cart, discussing the upcoming meeting, he’s interrupted by a call from Leah. Still deeply affected by Theo’s death, Leah has become increasingly reliant on Sunny for emotional support. Unable to turn her away, Sunny diverts to Leah and Justin’s place on Healey Road—leaving Remy to handle the most important meeting of his professional life alone.

Meanwhile, Eddie arrives at the Yabbie Creek studio in a sleek car provided by Back on Track Records, already expecting something impressive. Eden introduces herself, and Remy explains that they’ll be heading out on the water once Sunny arrives. But as time drags on, the absence becomes glaring.

With no Sunny and no boat trip, Remy and Eden are forced to confront the unfinished reality of the studio. They do their best to gloss over the lack of equipment and organization, but without Sunny’s easy charm, the shortcomings are impossible to hide. Remy grows increasingly uncomfortable, acutely aware that their dream may be slipping away before it’s even begun.

When the Truth Can’t Stay Hidden

By the time Sunny finally arrives, it’s too late to salvage the original plan. Undeterred, Sunny launches into pitch mode, leaning heavily on charm and confidence to steady the situation. But desperation creeps in, and Sunny begins to overstate their progress—claiming that Kirby’s album, produced by Remy, is already gaining traction in the United States.

It’s a step too far.

Remy realizes he can’t keep up the pretense. Cutting in, he chooses honesty over hype, admitting to Eddie that Back on Track Records is brand new—and that Eddie would, in fact, be their very first signing.

The reaction is immediate and brutal. Eddie feels misled, his excitement giving way to disappointment. While Remy stands firm, acknowledging the studio is still a work in progress but insisting he knows exactly what he’s doing as a producer, it’s not enough. Eddie walks out, the opportunity seemingly lost.

Loyalty on the Line

Outside on the pavement, Sunny catches up with Eddie and takes full responsibility for what went wrong. He admits he got carried away trying to impress him and makes it clear that none of it was Remy’s fault. Eddie accepts the apology but remains firm—he has no intention of going back inside.

Refusing to give up, Sunny delivers one final, heartfelt pitch—not about money or success, but about character. He explains that Remy is fiercely loyal to the people he believes in, and that Eddie is one of them. That loyalty, Sunny insists, is what truly sets Remy apart and what any artist should want from a producer backing them from day one.

“You’re the one he wants to launch his business with,” Sunny says. “That has to mean something.”

The question lingers as the episode ends: has Sunny managed to turn Eddie around, or has Back on Track Records lost its first—and most crucial—chance before it even begins?

A Town Holding Its Breath

This storyline is about more than a record label. It’s about grief, trust, and the fragile line between belief and deception. With emotions still raw across Summer Bay, Eddie’s arrival forces characters to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves and each other.

As Home and Away heads into another dramatic week, one thing is certain: in a town built on community, honesty may be the only thing that can keep everything from falling apart.