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Although a series of chance meetings redirected Hawaiian multi-hyphenate Jack Johnson’s creative focus from filmmaking to making music, his “love of surfing” smoothed the break.

Music technology evolves with each and every year, but the UK's 2026 Eurovision act is showing how technology and its impact on instruments has also informed stage design, too.

Guts Touring co-founder Jack Parsons catches up with The Music to discuss the upcoming instalment of the beloved live music program that’s bringing artists from major cities into the Northern Territory.

The beloved sibling duo chat to The Music ahead of their upcoming seventh album, a project that that leans into joy, connection, and a sense of shared experience.

You'll find numerous claims out there stating that listening to songs tuned to 'A 432Hz' can be beneficial, but what's the truth?

As Black Flag prepare to showcase their new line-up on their upcoming Australian tour, Max Zanelly, the band's first-ever female vocalist, discusses what it's like to take on such a lofty role.

Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir of the celebrated folk-rock outfit chats to The Music about fame, introspection, and creativity ahead of the band's upcoming Australian tour.

As Melbourne-based guitarist, singer-songwriter and composer Kathleen Halloran prepares to release her debut album, Nobody’s Baby, she opens up about the highs and lows of her experiences in the music industry.

Despite a recent cricket injury, Ball Park Music guitarist Dean Hanson has just hit his debut solo album for six.

As this year's ARIA Hall Of Fame hosts a standalone event to induct multiple iconic artists, the class of 2026 talks to The Music about what this honour means to them.