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upcoming album,  Jumping the Shark,  which will be out on August 19. This music video features  Alex Cameron  dancing and singing on a small stage

skills to  Churchlands Senior High School Concert Hall  on Aug 19. As a past student at Western Australia’s Churchlands School of Music, Fiebig  will be performing

east-African country of Rwanda to meet La Soülchyld, a truly remarkable 19-year-old producer who we're seriously digging. Sporting guest features from American newcomer Jordo and London

round (e.g. songwriting duos may not also submit individual applications) All applications close on 19 September and the winner will be announced in December.  Check out the Q Music

Chart come from Emma Louise with Supercry (#14), Stonefield ’s As Above, So Below (#19) and the soundtrack for the  Ghostbusters  reboot (#21), with Michael Kiwanuka

global charts such as Scotland (#9), UK (#10), Ireland (#11), New Zealand (#12), Belgium (#19), Austria (#42), Switzerland (#44), Sweden (#46), Finland (#47), Netherlands (#49) and Canada

recently signed with Adelaide punk label Pee Records, have an album due out August 19 which was mixed and mastered by punk engineering wizard Dan Florez in Boston, Massachusetts

mind, they're running their annual radiothon subscription drive between 19-28 August. This year they've reworked an old slogan originally penned way back in '94 by (still) subscriber

Travelling Film Festival have been announced. The festival will stop in Wollongong from 19-21 August, with Irish musical comedy Sing Street  playing on opening night. From there

single of the same name,  Inside Your Sun  will land on Friday 19 August, with a complementary (not compl i mentary, people) launch at Melbourne's Gasometer that

unauthorised use at the Republican Convention against our wishes - Queen — Queen (@QueenWillRock) July 19, 2016 Big fan but you are wrong @GOPconvention paid to license the use of song ... arena #RNCinCLE https://t.co/sjQWFGp2ge — Sean Spicer (@seanspicer) July 19, 2016 Queen guitarist  Brian May  last month publicly stated that their music was being used without permission