SXSW 2023 Diary Day Four: Georgia Lines
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Georgia Lines continues to take us through her SXSW 2023 experience
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Country Star Kaylee Bell Extends New Zealand Tour for a Second Time
Posted in: Music NewsBell has added a huge seven shows due to overwhelming demand
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XXXTentacion Trial: Three Men Found Guilty of Murdering Rapper in 2018
Dedrick Williams, Michael Boatwright, and Trayvon Newsome were all convicted of first-degree murder and armed robbery
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Taylor Swift Fans Get Married at Eras Tour Concert: ‘It Was Really Thrilling’
"She definitely is my whole life. Any Swiftie would understand the need and want to incorporate Taylor Swift in your marriage," the bride René Hurtado tells Rolling Stone
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Michelle Zauner Taps ‘White Lotus’ Star Will Sharpe to Direct ‘Crying in H Mart’ Film
Zauner will also provide soundtrack to her memoir's adaptation via her Japanese Breakfast music project
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Amy Shark Graces Next Rolling Stone AU/NZ Cover with Most Revealing Interview Ever
Posted in: Music NewsAmy Shark is the cover star of the March issue of Rolling Stone AU/NZ, giving the magazine unprecedented access to her life.
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How a Bank Is Letting You Listen to the Sounds of Protected Nature
Posted in: LifestyleBank Australia’s 2117 hectare conservation reserve in Victoria helps protect the planet, plus native plant and animal species – and now, you can hear it for yourself. *Adds to playlist*
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SXSW 2023 Diary Day Three: Georgia Lines
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Kiwi singer-songwriter continues to take us through her SXSW 2023 experience
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Song You Need to Know: Snakehips & Tkay Maidza, ‘Show Me the Money’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAcclaimed electronic duo Snakehips are highly selective when it comes to their collaborators, and there was no chance that working with Tkay Maidza wouldn't pay off
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Live Nation and Vodafone Ones To Watch: Meet March’s Aotearoa Artists
Posted in: Music FeaturesSinger-songwriter Molly Payton, soulful crooner Lepani, and hip hop duo NO COMPLY were chosen to showcase their talent at Auckland's BIG FAN earlier this month
