In our previous paper [Phys. Rev. D 89 (2014) 124029], cited as [1], we attempted to find Robinson-Trautman-type solutions of Einstein's equations representing gyratonic sources (matter field in the form of an aligned null fluid, or particles propagating with the speed of light, with an additional internal spin). Unfortunately, by making a mistake in our calculations, we came to the wrong conclusion that such solutions do not exist. We are now correcting this mistake. In fact, this allows us to explicitly find a new large family of gyratonic solutions in the Robinson-Trautman class of spacetimes in any dimension greater than (or equal to) three. Gyratons thus exist in all twist-free and shear-free geometries, that is both in the expanding Robinson-Trautman and in the non-expanding Kundt classes of spacetimes. We derive, summarize and compare explicit canonical metrics for all such spacetimes in arbitrary dimension.Robinson-Trautman class of spacetimes [2,3] together with the closely related Kundt class [4] are important families of exact solutions to Einstein's field equations. They are geometrically defined by admitting a geodesic, shear-free and twist-free null congruence. For the Robinson-Trautman class such a congruence is expanding, while for the Kundt class it is non-expanding.In usual dimension D = 4, these classes contain a great nuber of famous solutions, namely Schwarzschild-like static black holes, accelerating black holes (C-metric), Vaidya metric, Kinnersley photon rockets, spacetimes with gravitational waves of various types (including well-known ppwaves) propagating on various backgrounds (Minkowski, de Sitter, anti-de Sitter, direct-product universes etc.), and many other exact spacetimes. These are vacuum solutions with any value of the cosmological constant Λ, they admit pure radiation, electromagnetic fields (both null and non-null), and other forms of matter. More details and specific references can be found, e.g., in chapters 28 and 31 of [5] or chapters 18 and 19 of [6], respectively.During the past decade, the large Robinson-Trautman class of solutions was extended to any higher dimension D > 4 for the case of an empty space with any Λ or aligned pure radiation [7], for aligned electromagnetic fields [8], and general p-form fields [9]. Similarly, extension of the Kundt class to higher dimensions was presented in [10], see also [11][12][13][14]. Complementarily, all Robinson-Trautman and Kundt solutions to Einstein's equations for Λ-vacuum, aligned pure radiation and gyratonic matter in lower dimension D = 3 were recently found in [15].Gyratonic matter is a null field with internal spin/helicity. It was first considered already in 1970 by Bonnor [16] who studied both the interior and the exterior solution of a "spinning null fluid" in the class of axially symmetric pp-waves (see also Griffiths [17] who studied neutrino fields). Such matter is characterized not only by specific energy density profile, but also by nonzero angular momentum density profile. Spacetimes with localized spinning s...