Indie Indie Xavier Rudd Announces New EP ‘Where To Now’ Australian singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd has announced the release of a new EP, 'Where to Now', set to arrive on September.
Indie Indie Stella Donnelly Returns with Double A-Side Single It's Donnelly's first new music since her 2022 album 'Flood', which made it into the top 30 on the ARIA Albums Chart.
Indie Indie Indie Sensation Cameron Winter Is Coming to Australia & New Zealand The Geese member is coming Down Under to celebrate his acclaimed debut solo album, 'Heavy Metal'.
Hip Hop Hip Hop Hilltop Hoods Have Always Backed Emerging Australian Artists: ‘They Care More About Talent Than Big Names’ Hip-hop giants Hilltop Hoods are being praised for their long-time support of new and rising Australian talent.
Indie Indie Fresh Sounds: Why Fool Nelson Might Be Your Next Favourite Aussie Band The band feature in Mentos’ Fresh Sounds, a Rolling Stone AU/NZ spotlight on emerging artists bringing new energy to Australia’s music scene.
Live Music Live Music CKY Announce Return to Australia American rock band CKY will head to Australia in January 2025, following the cancellation of their previous tour with Alien Ant Farm.
Classic Rock Classic Rock Col Joye, Australian Music Legend, Dies at 89 Joye was early on the scene for one of music's greatest acts, The Bee Gees, who he spotted in Surfers Paradise in 1961 and promptly signed.
Electronic Electronic Cut Copy Share New Single From Upcoming Album ‘Moments’ The track is Cut Copy's fourth single of the year, and the latest taste of upcoming album 'Moments', releasing in September.
Hip Hop Hip Hop Soulja Boy Charges Dropped After Gun Arrest Los Angeles County prosecutors have declined to file charges against Soulja Boy following his arrest over the weekend,
More More Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar, Sabrina Carpenter Lead 2025 MTV VMA Nominations Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar, and Sabrina Carpenter all score multiple nominations for the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards.
More More US Homeland Security Uses ‘South Park’ Clip for ICE Jobs The US Department of Homeland Security has sparked controversy by using imagery from South Park to promote ICE jobs.
