Austin Frape, Contributor

Legendary Japanese-Australian punk rock band Mach Pelican return in a big way, with their first new single in 20 years, and a Melbourne launch party to boot.

As Future Classic gets ready for a special anniversary event in Sydney, co-founders Nathan McLay and Jay Ryves reflect on the iconic label's origins.

“I'm just always trying to follow something that excites me or makes me laugh," says Ben Mackay.

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

As the four lads gave a bow to the screaming crowd, you couldn’t have asked for a better end to a Tuesday evening.

One of the biggest question marks in the music scene is the future and sustainability of music festivals.

It’s certainly been an eventful past couple of years for punk band Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers.

“I think it's important that we don't conflate AI and fraud as the same conversation.”

Harrison Storm’s 'Wonder, Won’t You?' tour brought terrific vibes and atmosphere with his soulful and powerful songs.

Ball Park Music, Sunsick Daisy and The Buoys brought a tremendous collection of Australian music to entertain the Adelaidean audience.