Weezer announce new album ‘The Black Album’, share new song 2018 has well and truly been Weezer's year. Now the band have announced their twelfth studio album Weezer (The Black Album).
10 unique acts from The Pleasure Garden you need to know To prime you for what is sure to be an unmissable event, we're taking a look at seven unique acts playing The Pleasure Garden that you need to see.
Watch: Ice T eat a bagel and drink coffee for the first time ever Earlier this month the internet went wild when Ice-T, frontman of Body Count admitted that he had never eaten a bagel or had a cup of coffee.
The best Betoota Advocate music articles To celebrate Australia's most trusted news source, The Betoota Advocate, heading on tour - we're taking a look at our favourite headlines.
Norah Jones has announced a 2019 Australian tour Legendary crooner Norah Jones has just announced her first Australian tour in six years. Tour and ticket information here.
Watch: A fan get body-slammed after rushing the stage at a Stone Sour gig Don't rush on stage whilst Corey Taylor is playing unless you have a taste for getting Stone Cold Stunnered.
Tekashi 6ix9ine arrested on racketeering charges Controversial rapper 6ix9ine has been taken into federal custody over racketeering and firearms charges, as TMZ reports.
Jack White has collaborated with Cards Against Humanity Jack White has teamed up with Cards Against Humanity to commemorate his concert in Chicago, Illinois — the hometown of the game.
Twelve Foot Ninja announce 2019 Australian tour Melbourne hard rock stalwarts Twelve Foot Ninja have just announced their first headline tour in two years. They will be joined by Perth band Voyager.
Slash has announced the supports for his massive Australian tour Guitar legend Slash and his band Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators are gearing up for their mammoth 2019 Australian tour.
Download Festival announces sideshows: Slayer, Alice in Chains, Ghost + More Download Festival has announced a slew of sideshows for the 2019 edition of the festival.
John Lennon’s murderer Mark Chapman says he feels “more shame” every year Earlier this year Mark Chapman —the man who shot The Beatles' John Lennon outside his apartment in 1980— was denied parole for the 10th time.
