Australian Crawl Founders Challenge Trademark Ownership in Federal Court
Posted in: Music News
Australian Crawl’s founding members have filed a Federal Court challenge over Bill McDonough’s long-held trademarks, seeking shared access
Confirmed: Two Door Cinema Club Are Coming Back to Australia and Aotearoa — and Playing ‘Tourist History’ in Full
Posted in: Music NewsAfter teasing fans online, Two Door Cinema Club have confirmed their 2026 Australia and New Zealand tour dates
LANY Announce 2026 Australian Dates for Their Expansive ‘Soft’ World Tour
Posted in: Music NewsLANY will return to Australia in October and November 2026 with their 'Soft' World Tour, celebrating their latest album
Death Cab for Cutie Reveal New Album ‘I Built You A Tower’, First Single ‘Riptides’
Posted in: Music NewsDeath Cab for Cutie have announced their 11th album 'I Built You A Tower', alongside the new single ‘Riptides’
Māoriland Film Festival Brings Global Indigenous Storytelling Back to Aotearoa
Posted in: Movie NewsThe Māoriland Film Festival returns to Ōtaki from March 24–28 with 108 films representing 130 Indigenous nations across 27 countries
Inside Yumi Zouma’s Bold New Era: ‘We Wanted Something More Powerful and Visceral’
Posted in: Music FeaturesYumi Zouma’s Charlie Ryder talks about 'No Love Lost To Kindness', embracing heavier sounds, and keeping a global band together
‘It’s a Statement on Where We Are Right Now’: We Talk to Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe on New Album ‘Into Oblivion’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRandy Blythe reflects on war, social media and the breakdown of the social contract on Lamb of God’s tenth album, 'Into Oblivion'
Borderline Return to Their Rock Roots on Anthemic New Single ‘Watching It Burn’
Posted in: Music NewsNew Zealand band Borderline unveil 'Watching It Burn' following support slots with Teddy Swims and growing international buzz
‘It’s Pretty Confronting’: Why The Avalanches Built a Synth to Raise Awareness of Australia’s E-Waste Problem
Posted in: Music NewsThe Avalanches discuss transforming discarded electronics into a working synth and why Australia’s growing e-waste problem needs attention
