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“This festival is a fantastic opportunity to showcase amazing musical talent and celebrate the region’s vibrant energy.”

20 years on from the release of their ARIA-nominated album 'We're Already Gone', The Beautiful Girls are hitting the road to celebrate its anniversary.

'Binge And Burn' sees Ratking cementing their place in Australian hardcore punk.

Lime Cordiale are hitting the road next month, visiting all manner of regional centres along the way,

King Charles' will pick all his favourite Commonwealth tunes for The King's Room', a special one-off broadcast on Apple Music.

Alexisonfire and Underoath will now play two shows in Brisbane next week after their show at the Riverstage, scheduled for today, was postponed.

"When you start out as a really tiny band from Byron, you definitely don’t expect to be standing in Marvel Stadium," vocalist Winston McCall said.

"We’re already playing three shows in the city, and they sold out in no time so this will be mental," the band said.

"The Australian health care system is a shining beacon to be admired and striven toward," the duo noted as they face a terrifying period.

As the Sex Pistols (with vocalist Frank Carter on board) get ready to visit Australian shores, guitarist Steve Jones tells 'The Music' how Carter makes the live experience different to how Johnny Rotten did.