
AFROSOUL Postpones Brisbane and Auckland Festivals to 2027 for Major New Headliner
AFROSOUL will return in early 2027 after postponing its Brisbane and Auckland dates to secure a major new headliner

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AFROSOUL will return in early 2027 after postponing its Brisbane and Auckland dates to secure a major new headliner

Alpha Wolf have announced the departure of vocalist Lochie Keogh, cancelling their European headline tour and all remaining 2026 shows

PRESIDENT have announced their first Australian headline tour, with the enigmatic UK collective set to return for five shows in February 2027. The tour will kick off at Metropolis Fremantle on Friday, February 19th, before heading to Adelaide, Melbourne and Brisbane and wrapping up at Sydney’s Roundhouse on Saturday, February 27th. The announcement comes as […]

Nicole Kidman will be honoured for her contribution to Australian and global cinema at this year’s Australian Women’s Film Festival, with the Oscar-winning actor and producer set to receive the festival’s 2026 Trailblazer Award. The Australian Women’s Film Festival (AWFF) will return on Tuesday, September 22nd, hosted by Territory actor Kylah Day, with its annual […]

The alt-rock veterans will kick off the tour with a one-night-only performance alongside the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

Following the reveal of Mentos Fresh Sounds Class of '26, curated by Rolling Stone AU/NZ, we're shining the spotlight on more fresh artists

Naarm/Melbourne artist REDD. has announced their new project 'heaven’s here', due November 20th, alongside the new single ‘better’

Peach PRC returns with ‘Distant Lands’, the first of four new singles set to form 'Porcelain Kiln', an extension of her debut album

Grace Cummings talks 'Bloodhorse!', vulnerability, the realities of Australia’s music industry, and learning to lean into who she really is

Created in partnership with Mentos Yasmina Sadiki is carving out a space as one of Australia’s most compelling new voices in neo-soul. Drawing from old-school R&B, jazz, hip hop and the unpredictable energy of live improvisation, the Sydney singer-songwriter creates music that feels intimate, visceral and deeply personal. Her work moves freely between tenderness and […]