Industry

After almost three decades of working together, the creative partnership of John Butler and longtime manager Philip Stevens has come to an amicable end.

“TEG Live is investing in a platform that’s built for collaboration, adaptability and one that supports today’s promoters while setting up the next generation for success.”

From First Nations storytelling to pop, heavy music, folk and country, R&B, hip-hop, experimental sounds, and more, triple j Unearthed has something for everyone.

Music was a big hit on Australian TV screens this past weekend, but the industry's night of nights were beaten out by a pair of local favourites.

Artists include four-piece indie rock band Peach Fuzz, country rock artist Robbie Mortimer, and award-winning Māori neo-soul artist MOHI.

As international heavyweights again dominate the Aussie charts for 2025, the local representation rises ever-so-slightly from the previous year.

The 2026 list features over 40 debutant shortlisted artists, including Ninajirachi, Playlunch’s Liam Bell, Ecca Vandal, Emily Wurramara, and others.

“Our goal is to run our entire festival on 100 per cent renewable energy, and after this announcement, we are one big step closer."

From legal matters, broken records, and new additions to the nighttime landscape, the latest venues round-up has all the essential information about live music in Australia.