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Ahead of their first Australian tour in 14 years, Feeder's Grant Nicholas discusses the band's double album, Black/Red, Soundwave Festival, and their strong connection with fans.

Split Enz arrived in Australia 50 years ago today, and were heralded as "New Zealand's answer to Skyhooks."

The initiative, which began in 2020 as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, has since blossomed into a showcase of Australia’s biggest acts.

Ahead of his latest single, Ethan Brandwood discusses the transition from Gallery One to his solo project, Ebop.

From bikini-clad Aphex Twin lookalikes to the Astroworld universe, here are ten of the wackiest, most iconic music videos that fill Atlas Franklin Alexander's creative cup.

If you're keen on catching Meg Washington, Matt Corby, Ngaiire, and the chance to explore stunning coastal spots, then Great Southern Nights 2025 offers the perfect opportunity.

As emo punks Bukowski gear up to play the UK and Europe with Slowly Slowly, James Karagiozis shares a deep dive into the tracks on their long-awaited debut record 'I Don’t Wanna Live, I Don’t Wanna Die.'.

"[The EP] is about overcoming the inherent shitness of people...it’s about looking deep within yourself and realising the part you yourself play in contributing to your own misery," Crash & The Crapenters frontman Chris Carpenter told The Music.