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As Mia Dyson takes some well-deserved time away from the treadmill of the music industry, her latest collaborative effort pays tribute to a late musical icon.

As Peach PRC readies herself to launch a national tour and unleash her debut album, the pop icon is cementing a status as one of the country's most open and genuine acts.

Ahead of The Lumineers' first Aussie shows since 2022, co-founder Wesley Schultz reflects on the band's history of local tours, the power of music in the face of grief, and the younger artists following in their footsteps.

As Finnish rockers The Rasmus ready their debut Aussie tour, vocalist Lauri Ylönen reflects on the iconic Aussie aspects he's keen to experience while on our shores.

Not every band can be as prolific as King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, with many iconic artists taking a long time to deliver what your ears have waited years for.

Sometimes the starting line-up of a band can be wildly different to their later iterations. Here are 13 examples of groups who completely changed their membership at some point.

"When we first came to 'Straya, absolutely nothing had happened with our record, but that December 2000 we were No. 1 Down Under," Brown remembers.

Once a mandatory – if secret – part of the musical experience, the hidden track has fallen by the wayside. Let's revisit its history and some of its greatest hits.

“We did this album purely for us,” explains Benjamin Wells. “We were so locked in by the motivation of wanting to make a record that we were really proud of."

Sydney party-punk group, SoSo, open up about their viral bid to be a number one ARIA band across the board, and the reality of being an independent band.