Live Music Live MusicPHOTOS: Sam Fender @ The Hordern Pavilion PHOTOS: Sam Fender with support from Highschool @ The Hordern Pavilion. Photos By Ashley Mar.
PHOTOS: One Electric Day @ Bribie Island Photos: One Electric Day feat. Suzi Quatro, Noiseworks, The Angels, Baby Animals. Photos By Darren Burns
PHOTOS: Nick Cave and Warren Ellis @ Hanging Rock PHOTOS: Nick Cave and Warren Ellis @ Hanging Rock. Pics by @mphilbey
Indie IndieFan defends The 1975’s Matt Healy after “creepy” on stage kiss A fan of The 1975 has defended a "creepy" on-stage kiss from singer Matt Healy, sharing evidence that it was "consensual".
Hip Hop Hip HopKanye West’s latest (unprompted) rant about Christianity and celebrity Kanye West claims celebrities are being "controlled" and shouldn't be seen as people of influence unless they are Christian in bizarre rant.
Classic Rock Classic RockAxl Rose tells fans to “play with your toys somewhere else” Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose has spoken out after a "particularly intrusive" incident at the band's Gold Coast show on Thursday.
Pop PopGuy Sebastian on the ‘mental torture’ of legal battle against ex-manager In a moving statement, Guy Sebastian has detailed the ‘mental torture’ he had to face in the legal battle against former manager Titus Day.
Pop Pop“It still hurts”: Jessie J remembers “angel baby” one year after miscarriage Singer Jessie J has opened up on social media about her grief over suffering a miscarriage one year following the tragic event.
Punk PunkDZ Deathrays release anthemic, riff-heavy new track ‘Paranoid’ Post-punk trio DZ Deathrays have officially dropped their first single for the year with a new track called 'Paranoid’.
Classic Rock Classic RockLiam Gallagher calls Noel Gallagher a “sad little dwarf” Liam Gallagher has lashed out at his brother Noel Gallagher after a fan asked if any Oasis tracks will appear in his 'Knebworth 22' documentary
Classic Rock Classic RockNick Cave & Warren Ellis On Tour Nick Cave and Warren Ellis kicked off the Australian leg of their much-anticipated Carnage tour at Adelaide’s Festival Theatre, and the first reviews have already been nothing less than stellar.
