Live Music Live MusicLost Paradise Set to Go Ahead Despite Ticketing Platform Collapse Lost Paradise will proceed as planned over New Year’s, despite losing ticket funds due to the sudden shutdown of its ticketing platform, Lyte
Live Music Live MusicAmyl and the Sniffers Drop New Album and Announce Tour The punk rock band's third studio album, 'Cartoon Darkness,' is out today, alongside news of an Australia and New Zealand tour
Indie IndieBand of Horses Announce One-Off Headline Australia Show They’ll perform a special show while in Australia for their A Day on the Green tour with The Teskey Brothers
Indie IndieDMA’S Feature in New Courteeners Song ‘The Beginning of the End’ Courteeners will headline a UK arena tour next month, with DMA’S as the supporting act
Indie IndieBall Park Music Unveil Heartfelt New Single ‘Like Love’ "This song is that little voice, trying to pierce through the screeching, forceful clamour of life to remind you of what really matters," the band share
Pop PopMallrat Drops Spacey New Single ‘Hocus Pocus’ Accompanying the release is a cosmic music video directed by Tom Carroll
Live Music Live MusicMetallica Announce 2025 Tour Dates for Australia and New Zealand Metallica will bring their 'M72 World Tour' to hitting Australia and New Zealand in 2025
Indie IndieNew Order Announce Australia Shows “It’s an honour to be coming back to perform in one of our favourite places,” the band said about the upcoming tour
Live Music Live MusicPaul Kelly Announces Biggest Ever Tour in Australia and New Zealand Australian music icon Pauly Kelly is set to perform arena shows across Australia and New Zealand in 2025
Live Music Live MusicFontaines D.C. Announce Australia & New Zealand Tour The Irish band of the moment will perform five headline shows and play at two festivals in 2025
Live Music Live MusicThe Yours & Owls 2025 Lineup Is Here An impressive mix of international and Australian acts has been announced for the 2025 edition
More More‘B Market Territory’: Azealia Banks Goes Off on Australia’s Music Scene Azealia Banks threw shade at Australians again this weekend, targeting the music industry and calling out Australian culture
