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This month, The Chemical Brothers are returning to Australia with their transportive audio-visual live show for the first time since 2019.

Jono Hawkey, vocalist of the Sydney-based melodic hardcore group Bloom, takes The Music on a track-by-track journey through their debut album, ‘Maybe In Another Life’.

We had a chat with the DJ and producer to talk about his upcoming show, the major success of 'Rhyme Dust' and what's next for house music.

Featuring Witt alongside some of the city’s finest players, GunFu craft atmospheric jazzy soundscapes - check out debut single ‘Observers’ ahead of release.

The newly added show boasts a fresh lineup featuring Sonny Fodera, Cristoph, Ferreck Dawn, Little Fritter, Sneaky Sound System, and Yorp DJs.

We chat with frontwoman Hannah Joy about the urgent need for muso-mum prototypes, touring with a three-year-old while pregnant, learning to accept her creative process, and finding songs for ‘Faith Crisis Pt 1’ during solo staycations.

Beloved Perth misfit announces his new album with a rollicking cut of alt-country rock and a light-hearted music video featuring a whole heaps of senior citizens getting their groove on - take a first watch.

Six years after they toured Australia, The Music caught up with Of Mice & Men drummer Tino Arteaga to discover the six things he misses the most about touring down under.

The movie is set to stream globally on Prime Video from March 21.

Take That will tour Australia later this year. To celebrate, Howard Donald discusses new beginnings, closing the Coronation concert, the helpline set up for Take That fans following their 1996 split and more.