Go backstage with The Music and receive FREE:

  • Exclusive members-only editorial, charts
  • Our subscriber-only newsletter
  • Members only competitions to win tickets, experiences and more
  • Access to our street press archives
  • First access to our exclusive limited edition vinyl variants

Thank you for being a part of our community! Enter your email address as verification and you'll be taken backstage right away.

Please ensure that you provide a valid email address.

News / Music

News / Music
|
Rotting Out pull out of Australian tour
It has been announced by Broken Hive Records that Los Angeles based hardcore band Rotting Out have had to pull out of their Australian tour with Cold World, which was scheduled to take place in a few weeks time. The label has posted the following statement regarding the cancellation: "It is with great disappointment and sadness that I have to announce that Rotting Out will not be appearing on the scheduled Cold World tour or Break The Ice Festival later this month. After long deliberation with the band it was decided that the tour was no longer possible. Both the band and I were greatly looking forward to the tour and had high expectations. Rotting Out vocalist Walter Delgado had this to say about the cancellation "Rotting Out apologizes for any inconveniences we have caused with the cancellation of our Australia and New Zealand tour. We are disappointed in ourselves for letting you all down. We are all devastated that we can’t go and hope to make it up to you all as soon as we ...
News / Music
|
A Wilhelm Scream and The Flatliners Sydney sideshow tomorrow night
Just in case you missed the great news, Sydney will be treated to a Hits & Pits sideshow with A Wilhelm Scream and The Flatliners joining forces again for one evening of frivolity. It will all happen on Tuesday 2nd of April at The Annandale.   The far from cliché Quintet, outta New Bedford, Massachusetts; A Wilhelm Scream, Not only front the wave of the new melodic/hardcore sound, but also bring the pace, the party, the riffs and the harmonies to continually change the face and revitalise a genre desperately requiring an engaging and powerful performance. Definitely becoming Australia’s most beloved constant visitors, back by popular demand, we bring you The Flatliners. Playing their array of punk and ska tunes. If you catch the guys wandering through the crowd, be sure to congratulate the young fella’s on already reaching a decade of playing together as a unit… crazy. Finally, let's not forget about Adelaides own, Beaver. A band that throws back to their 90s roots with couldn'...
View More