Cholula Presents: Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Top 9 Songs
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Together with Cholula Hot Sauce, we look back at the band’s hottest hits, from 'Scar Tissue' to 'Californication'
How Zed Got Back in the Game
Posted in: Music FeaturesZed told Rolling Stone AU/NZ to chat about their reunion, what inspired their new album 'Future Memory,' and how they've evolved since their early days
Alison Moyet Talks Touring, Fame and Revisiting 40 Years of Favourite Songs for ‘Key’
Posted in: Music Features“I was a bit traumatised by the whole thing when I was younger. Because fame is, like, really shocking," Moyet tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ
‘In My Room’ With Joan & the Giants
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Perth indie pop-rock band showcased their new single 'How Could You?’ during their ‘In My Room’ session
Song You Need to Know: Nauti, ‘CRASH DUMMY MUZIK’
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith his latest EP out now and debut shows in Australia, Aotearoa rapper Nauti is proving he's one to watch on both sides of the Tasman
Kendrick Lamar Should Dominate the Grammys’ Best Rap Song Race With an Undeniable Diss Track
Posted in: Music Features'Not Like Us' is a monster — but also keep an eye on Megan Thee Stallion's 'Hiss' and GloRilla's 'Yeah Glo!'
Schoolboy Q Has a Shot at Winning the Best Rap Album Grammy. Will Eminem Play Spoiler?
Posted in: Music FeaturesFuture & Metro Boomin are another strong contender to take home the prize
Chaos, Carnage and a Cathay Pacific Ban: Oasis’ Wild ‘98 Aussie Tour
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhen Oasis landed in Australia for their 1998 tour, they brought with them a 'Champagne Supernova' of debauchery.
When Luke Comes to Town
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe US country music superstar is returning to Australia and New Zealand in early 2025 for a landmark stadium tour
The Amity Affliction Will Always Come Through Turbulent Seas Stronger
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe post-hardcore band's frontman Joel Birch reflects on the decision to redo one of their most beloved records, what’s changed over the years, and what’s stayed hauntingly the same
