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Rock legend Paulie Stewart will be commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of his brother's death with this benefit in Adelaide.

As You Am I prepare to launch their Hi Fi Daily Double Down Tour, the band reflect on their acclaimed second album, which helped make them household names.

Silverchair's debut album, 'Frogstomp,' was released 30 years ago this week. To celebrate, The Music has taken a trip down memory lane with interviews, live shows, and more.

"I instantly registered an approach, cinematic sensibility, and humanity in accordance with this project," director Adam C. Briggs says of the collaboration.

A new doco shines a light on the Crowded House drummer who died 20 years ago today.

Teddy Swims has been on a rapid and unparalleled ascent, culminating in the expansion of his upcoming Australian tour with extra shows in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne.

Kate Farquharson of Second Idol writes an op-ed detailing her experiences growing up in a hometown tainted by colonialism, a sentiment that inspired the band's latest single 'Postcolonial Blues'.

“We are working towards a more inclusive space for all underrepresented artists in the scene.”

As Floodlights unveil third album, 'Underneath,' Louis Parsons takes us through the journey that resulted in one of their best releases to date.

As Ruby Gill gets ready to release new album, 'Some Kind Of Control,' the acclaimed musician delves into the vulnerability required for a record such as this.

Geelong's Wild Gloriosa is gearing up for a big year in 2025, with 'All Wishes Come True' arriving as the first taste of her forthcoming EP.