Jen Mize joins Paul Cashmere for an exclusive Noise11 Track By Track interview, revealing the stories behind every song on Tilt, discussing songwriting, collaboration with The Rough N' Tumble and the ...
DOMi & JD BECK confirm three East Coast Australian dates in November for the WHO ASKED? Tour, their first visit since 2024.
New Radicals have reunited to release their first original song in 28 years. Gregg Alexander and Danielle Brisebois return with 'One Night Only (Break Loose Break Free!)' for the soundtrack to the new ...
Daniel Caesar has announced Australian arena dates for his Son Of Spergy Tour, with shows scheduled for Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in November 2026.
Professor Liza Lim AM will be recognised with the Richard Gill Award for Distinguished Services to Australian Music at the 2026 Art Music Awards.
Following their sold-out 2025 Australian debut, Pavlov's Dog return in July 2027 to perform their classic 1975 album Pampered Menial in full across five cities, joined by Iain Matthews. Tickets go on ...
The Bures Band will release their third studio album Ozonia on August 28 through Love Police Records & Tapes, with new single ...
The new Australian production of Noël Coward's Private Lives starring Hugh Bonneville and Lisa McCune will play Melbourne's Princess Theatre from March 2027 following record-breaking demand for the ...
Vicki Wickham, Dusty Springfield’s long-time associate and manager, speaks to Paul Cashmere about the singer’s transformation, classic hits, Atlantic years, Pet Shop Boys revival and the new Melbourne ...
Australian entertainment and sports manager Ralph Carr has been publicly identified after a suppression order was lifted following his conviction on two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.
Phil Collins has called his cover of The Beatles’ Tomorrow Never Knows the forgotten track from Face Value during a BBC Tracks Of My Years interview with Vernon Kay.
Propagandhi will return to Australia and Aotearoa in early 2027 for their first tour in the region in almost eight years, with dates across seven cities supporting At Peace.