‘It’d Be a Great Honour’: INXS’ Kirk Pengilly Talks Rock Hall Snub
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“When you look at who's in there, to have someone representing Australia would be good," Kirk Pengilly tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ
As Eurovision 2025 Gets Underway, Måneskin’s Damiano David Recounts ‘Extremely Funny’ Drugs Blunder
Posted in: Music Features“It was extremely funny. Like genuinely extremely funny, also because I found out during the (winner’s) press conference,” the rocker recalls
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
‘A New Chapter In My Artistic Journey’: EDM Icon VASSY Talks New ‘BossAcoustics’ EP
Posted in: Music News"BossAcoustics marks a new chapter in my artistic journey—one that feels like coming home,” VASSY tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ
‘It Was a Very Important Album’: INXS’ Kirk Pengilly Reflects on 40th Anniversary of ‘Listen Like Thieves’
Posted in: Music News“It was the first one we did with (producer) Chris Thomas. And it spawned our first top 5 North American hit with ‘What You Need'"
Chris Lake and FISHER’s Pop-up Show Is a Back-to-Back Marathon (EXCLUSIVE)
Posted in: Music News“We’re going to do a long set. I think we’re doing four hours. We love playing together,” Lake told Rolling Stone AU/NZ
‘I Can Make Decisions From the Heart’: Duke Dumont Talks New Album ‘Union’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Posted in: Music News“I tell everyone it took five years to make this one, but it was four-and-a-half years procrastinating”, Duke Dumont quips
How Justice Forged Grammys Gold with Tame Impala
Posted in: Music NewsTame Impala collaboration 'Neverender' was "an idea that we’ve been cultivating for a long time now,” Justice say ahead of their Australian tour
‘A Real Banger’: Rag‘n’Bone Man Talks New Danger Mouse-Produced Music (EXCLUSIVE)
Posted in: Music News"I would say it’s slightly underground," he says of the new music. "It’s not necessary a big pop song but it really has heads nodding."
James Baker, Hoodoo Gurus and Beasts of Bourbon Co-Founder, Dies at 71
Posted in: Music NewsBaker played on the Gurus’ 1984 classic 'Stoneage Romeos', one of the 200 greatest Australian albums selected by Rolling Stone
