
From opening with 'Let Down' and closing with 'Karma Police,' Radiohead ensured their fans heard hit after hit at their first show in seven years.

"In case you didn’t hear me correctly, I almost f*cking died to be on this stage," Halsey said. "I’m going to play whatever the f*ck I wanna play."

"It’s great having local supports and supporting local bands in their market. And giving them a really good springboard into a much bigger audience.”

"We’d love to see other states follow Victoria’s lead so fans everywhere get a fair go," said the band's management.

Robert Taylor was one of the last remaining members of the group’s classic 1970s line-up.

Five music legends come together to put Australian music on the commercial agenda.

Oasis have shared a clip of 'D'You Know What I Mean?' from their first Melbourne show last week.

As Metallica launch their Australian tour, and Megadeth prepare their final album, Slayer's Kerry King has shared his opinion on the thrash metal icons.

The shows marks Pulp’s first tour of Australia in 13 years.

During Oasis's recent Melbourne shows, the ground shook "like a low-frequency bass speaker."

The Kate Miller-Heidke coached singer has taken the 2025 crown.

Metallica delivered a night full of well-received classics, and iconic thrash metal anthems for their first date of their latest Australian tour.

This wasn’t late-era Oasis desperately trying to grasp the remaining sand in their hands and watching it slowly slip through their fingers. This was an imperious band revisiting their legacy.