'Indie sleaze' might be chronologically confined to the early 2000s, but the aesthetic and culture never went away, and is in fact making a big comeback.

50 years ago this week, Sherbet’s biggest hit cracked the Top 40.

Industry patrons supporting the initiative include Sia and Troye Sivan, and they’re not the only heavy hitters showing support for the NUMAs.

The 2026 figures marked a significant increase over last year’s, with Total TV Reach up 45.2%.

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.

"Peter, we will carry the torch of your unique legacy, always," Archer's bandmates wrote in a touching tribute.

A new show and a venue upgrade have been confirmed due to extraordinary demand for tickets to The Living End's upcoming tour.

The film arrives after 10 years in the making, and is set to tell the “story of the man behind the tattoos.”

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.

The four-part documentary about the King of Pop airs on Channel Nine this month.