Song You Need to Know: Emily Wurramara ft. Tasman Keith, ‘Lordy Lordy’
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Wurramara announced her second studio album this week
Tasman Keith and His Father Go Punk on ‘TOO MANY REDS’
Posted in: Music NewsThe track was written by Keith's father, Will, all the way back in the '90s, with father and son revisiting it in January
Holy Holy Announce Australian Tour With Tasman Keith
Posted in: Music NewsHoly Holy are hitting the road to celebrate their new album, 'Cellophane'
“It’s Important To Me”: Tasman Keith On Why He’s Determined To Give Back To The Community
Posted in: Music News“I feel like I'm quite good at articulating certain things and bringing a new lens to certain subjects."
Goanna, Moss, Tasman Keith & William Barton Powerfully Reimagine “Solid Rock”
Posted in: Music NewsSome 40 years after its release, First Nations artist Moss has teamed up with Goanna, Tasman Keith, and William Barton for a contemporary reimagining of the rock band's iconic song
Song You Need to Know: Tasman Keith, ‘LOVE TOO SOON’
Posted in: Music News"LOVE TOO SOON" serves as a sensational taster of A Colour Undone, the forthcoming debut album from Tasman Keith.
Live From the Trans-Tasman Bubble: How Australia Brought Concerts Back
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith fewer than 1,000 reported deaths due to Covid-19, the pandemic was a different experience in Australia. Now, the country — and its neighbor New Zealand — have fast-tracked the return of live music.
‘Our Voices Will Be Heard’: BLAKTIVISM Is Back to Celebrate First Nations Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesKing Stingray, Tasman Keith, Emma Donovan, and many more incredible First Nations artists are gathering at Melbourne's Hamer Hall this Friday
Amyl and the Sniffers Set to Dominate 2025 AIR Awards
Posted in: Music NewsAmyl and the Sniffers are hunting a hat-trick at the 2025 AIR Awards, nominations for which are announced today
Emily Wurramara Creates ARIA History, Sets ‘NARA’ Encore Tour
Posted in: Music NewsBy snagging the best adult contemporary album at the 2024 ARIA Awards, Wurramara becomes the very first Indigenous woman to win the category
