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MARINA Announces 2026 Australian Tour Dates
It's been a long time for Aussie fans of MARINA, but a 15-year wait for new tour dates has finally come to an end.
Tim Rogers Announces 'Le Charme Defensif' 2026 Solo Tour
“Le Charme Defensif is a tour based around defying expectations,” Rogers explained.
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Baker Boy, Briggs, Yothu Yindi & More To Perform At Celebratory Event 'Victoria's Treaty: It's Here'
Last month, Australia saw its first treaty signed between the Victorian state government and its First Nations people.
Garbage's Shirley Manson Apologises For Beach Ball Comments
"If I upset you about your blessed beach balls, I humbly apologise," Manson said.
Adelaide Carols By Candlelight Receives Air Date
Leo Sayer and Paulini will share the stage with Australian country music heroes James Johnston, Amber Lawrence, and others.
Amy Shark Joins New Found Glory For Surprise Set At Good Things Brisbane
Amy Shark described the surprise experience as the best day of her life.
Triple J Shares Dates & Details For The 2025 Hottest 100
It's that time of year once again. Who will top the triple j Hottest 100 of 2025?
Garbage's Shirley Manson 'Fed Up' With 'Disrespectful' Beach Ball Act At Good Things
Following Good Things Festival, Shirley Manson took to social media to say she makes "NO APOLOGIES whatsoever for getting annoyed at beachballs at shows."
GALLERY: Good Things Festival 2025 @ Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne
The highlights from the 2025 edition of Good Things Festival in Melbourne.
The Highlights From Good Things Festival Melbourne
From Tool and Refused playing huge sets to Make Them Suffer embracing pyro and Maple's Pet Dinosaur making their Good Things debut, these are just some of the highlights from the Melbourne edition of Good Things.
Lady Gaga's Australian Tour Setlist Revealed
Lady Gaga played her first Australian show in eleven years in Melbourne last night.
David Byrne Shares New Seasonal Playlist For 'People Who Hate Christmas Music'
David Byrne has picked cuts from the likes of Prince, 100 gecs, Phoebe Bridgers, and Australia's own Julia Jacklin for his new playlist.
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