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Today ARIA Award winners and Adelaide roots favorites The Audreys have released their anticipated album Ruin & Repair, the first in 10 years! Bursting with heart and an array of spellbinding compositions, Ruin & Repair opens with I Remember Everything; a twinkling and inevitably heart-rending stunner that deals in dynamic shifts, upbeat banjo and crisp percussion, as well…
Your new single, “Just a Dog,” is incredibly personal and raw. Could you tell us more about the inspiration behind the song and how it connects to your previous single, “Why Won’t We”? Just a Dog in a way is sort of part 2 to the song Why Won’t We. I wrote Why Won’t We…
Hailing from Mulubinba/Newcastle, Atlas Alexander Franklin has dazzled with his post-punk and indie pop wiles over the years, layering lashings of imagination across ambient synths and immersive beats in a way that is both fresh and familiar; and entirely fascinating. With the imminent release of his new ep Flexible New Replica March 13th 2025, Atlas…
With endless charm and stirring emotion, the brand new single I Am Fire released today from revered Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murrayoffers a poised yet powerful ode to everyday heroes, with the single also accompanied by the announcement of a mammoth 55-date run that will see Pete expansively tour the country in solo acoustic mode for…
Savannah Sounds Port Douglas Releases Artist Lineup and Set Times Taking over Rex Smeal Park during Port Douglas Carnivale in May, the three-day event delivers a powerhouse lineup featuring Sheppard, The Black Sorrows, The Wolfe Brothers, Max Jackson and legendary Australian singer-songwriter – now proud Port Douglas local – Glenn Shorrock. Savannah Sounds Port Douglas…
THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS Celebrate The 20th Anniversary of Iconic Album, We’re Already Gone By Playing It In Full On Massive Australian Tour In 2025, The Beautiful Girls are hitting the road for a massive Australian National Tour to celebrate 20 years of their iconic album, We’re Already Gone. Spanning capital cities and regional stops, this tour will be a must-see for fans old and…
On March 11th, Kasabian rocked Melbourne’s Forum with an electrifying performance. The iconic band delivered their signature sound, energising the crowd. Supports included the upbeat Pisco Sour and the indie vibes of Blossoms, setting the stage for an unforgettable night filled with music, energy, and excitement. Pictures by Monique Pizzica
THORNHILL SHARE NEW SINGLE TONGUES THIRD STUDIO ALBUM BODIES DUE OUT APRIL 4 ALBUM PREVIEW SHOWS KICK OFF LATER THIS MONTH MELBOURNE SOLD OUT, BRISBANE + SYDNEY SELLING FAST Photo Credit: Jon Pisani Back in January, Melbourne’s Thornhill set tongues wagging with the announcement of their hotly-anticipated third studio album BODIES, due out on April…
Ice Cube Sidney Myer Music Bowl In Australia for two shows only, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl is packed to the rafters with hip hop fans eagerly anticipating the arrival of the legendary Ice Cube. Credited with being one of the founders of the Compton scene, Ice Cube would make history with N.W.A before forging…
Hatebreed 170 Russell Hatebreed at 170 Russell, Melbourne – A Relentless Onslaught of Hardcore Fury Hatebreed stormed into 170 Russell with a set that was nothing short of a sonic sledgehammer. From the moment they hit the stage, the energy was explosive, with the crowd feeding off every crushing riff and barked lyric. Frontman Jamey…