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The appetite for live music entertainment continues, with new music venues opening and more moves happening across the country.

DRIZZZ has been impressing the Unearthed crew since his drill track, Who’s Dat!, landed in mid-July.

Tyler explodes onto the stage with high energy, leaving us with the smell of the pyrotechnics that permeate the arena, and 14,000 fans are ready for what comes next.

"Hearing the raw tracks again, I was hit by how inventive and fearless the arrangements were—and how good the band actually was."

For their upcoming tour, Lagwagon will re-capture the energy and spirit of the ‘90s punk scene while playing Hoss in its entirety.

Iconic New York City indie rock outfit TV On The Radio will return to Australia for the first time in a decade this December.

The new initiative "aims to give Australian artists a mainstream TV performance slot to 1 million viewers, while bringing it simultaneously to fans streaming around the world."

"This is like seeing the second coming of Christ," one fan said of Mashd N Kutcher's collaboration with Renata Bliss.

It's the first solo single released by Pearen since her debut album, 'Intimate.'

“LIGHT UP is more than an event. It’s a community movement to reclaim our right to move freely, live fully, and shape a future where safety and respect are a reality for everyone.”

As Naarm/Melbourne-based Hannah McKittrick launches her latest single, she's pairing local success with a musical appearance in a Hollywood film.

“Shout out all the women in the edm scene who have to deal with f**king creeps,” Wonderland wrote on social media.