The memories of a successful music festival will live forever in our minds, called upon as we wish to revel in positivity of our collective pasts. Those less-than-stellar undertakings are remembered in lists such as this.

Netflix's brand new documentary series about Kylie Minogue gives us new insight into the Princess of Pop.

For over half a century, Sparks have made albums, influenced many, and crossed paths with cinema legends. Now, they're touring Australia for just the third time.

The Aussie punk rock phenom Ecca Vandal went off radar – and offline – to recalibrate after her 2017 debut. Now, having toured with Limp Bizkit and Deftones and played Coachella, she's returned with a follow-up, 'LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO UNFOLLOW', on a new international label.

"TSIM would like to strenuously deny responsibility for any damage to the Sydney Opera House," the band said.

Find out where you can find tickets to Post Malone's first-ever stadium tour of Australia and New Zealand.

“My second cancer diagnosis was in early 2021,” Minogue said in her new Netflix documentary. “I was able to keep that to myself… Not like the first time.”

A representative for Joel has claimed that the singer has been in discussions with the filmmakers for “several years” and said they don’t have his rights for the movie.

Romer assured fans that he's "alright and nothing to worry about."

The line-up of Jack Johnson, with special guests Ben Harper and John Butler, is proving irresistible to Australian music fans.

“I’m probably not meant to say this, but yes, I am,” Minogue teased in a new interview.