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Double J has "BIBLICAL" plans in place for Australian Oasis fans heading to their shows.

"I guess I don't really expect covers records to feel like such a big deal," the Something For Kate frontman admits.

It seems that James Hetfield secured some time to hang out with quokkas ahead of performing to 60,000 punters in Perth this weekend.

"There’s a few people in here that have a lot more money than me," Eilish remarked. "If you are a billionaire, why are you a billionaire?"

"We have the power to change our personal algorithm and support great Aussie music - no matter the platform," Keli Holiday explained.

"It’s such a joy to be taking another lap around our country to play 'Tea & Sympathy' again," Bernard Fanning said.

With TikTok raging, Dean Lewis has broken his silence on past relationships.

Fans can get their hands on unique splatter vinyl, an exclusive gig poster, a skateboard, and much more at the pop-up store.

If Anthony Albanese wearing an 'Unknown Pleasures' t-shirt is enough to kick off days of discourse, what would the Liberal Party think of these cheeky tees?

“As a woman, it's quite often been, ‘You're old, you’re irrelevant and you're ugly. We don't wanna look at you,'" explains Myf Warhurst. "And that's changed.”

As Lenny Kravitz gears up to return to Australia for the first time since 2012, the veteran rocker reflects on his musical legacy, his love of Australia, and the importance of doing what feels good musically.