Neil Griffiths

Double J has this week announced some major changes to its programming, including the recruitment of some notable names.

In support of their newly-released album, TOY, Australian outfit Dear Seattle have announced a string of headline shows around the country.

The promoter of the popular Good Things music festival says he can "guarantee" it will return as planned this year.

Groovin the Moo will not go ahead for the second year in a row, festival organisers have confirmed in a new statement.

The Victorian state government has confirmed that pill testing will continue at four more festivals this year.

Now just a week out from the 2025 edition of Laneway Festival, details on the official afterparties have been released.

Liam Gallagher has praised fellow UK act Bring Me the Horizon's new cover of Oasis classic, "Wonderwall," released this week.

A new series looking at the exposure some key local acts enjoyed after supporting some of the world's biggest names has launched this week.

The bassist of Alpha Wolf has hit back at apparent backlash to the band's newly-announced regional tour of the country

If you need more proof that Australian music needs more support, look no further than last weekend's Hottest 100.

Void of Vision frontman Jack Bergin will take on hosting duties for a brand new triple j program starting this week.

Toto and Christopher Cross have locked in some headline shows for Australia and New Zealand during their visit for Bluesfest.

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