Opening Act: MAY-A
Posted in: Music Features
Not many twenty-one-year-olds know where they’re going in life, never mind straight to the top of Australia’s biggest music countdown. Not many twenty-one-year-olds are MAY-A, though.
NAIDOC Week: Becca Hatch Curates a ‘Blak Is Beautiful’ Playlist
Posted in: Music FeaturesApple Music has partnered with several acclaimed First Nations artists to curate and share new playlists to mark NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week: Troy Cassar-Daley Curates a Playlist Celebrating Unity and Inspiration
Posted in: Music FeaturesApple Music has partnered with several acclaimed First Nations artists to curate and share new playlists to mark NAIDOC Week
Breaking America: The United States of Australian Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone heads to Hollywood to explore how the Australian music industry is making waves in the City of Angels.
NAIDOC Week: Emma Donovan Curates a Playlist for the Elders
Posted in: Music FeaturesApple Music has partnered with several acclaimed First Nations artists to curate and share new playlists to mark NAIDOC Week
Song You Need to Know: It Thing, ‘Constant State’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Melbourne-based proto-punks returned with a striking 7" single last week
Wu-Tang Clan Are Enjoying Life in 2023. Just Ask Inspectah Deck.
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom touring the world with Nas to partnering with Menulog to help Aussies on a budget, Wu-Tang Clan have kept busy this year
The Dark Embrace of Mofo
Posted in: Music FeaturesDark Mofo continues to evolve and deliver a unique lens on art, music and culture that it has been famous for over the last 10 years
Ones to Watch: Get to Know STUMPS, Sam McGovern & Lola Scott
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwo singer-songwriters and an indie rock band were the latest acts chosen to take part in Live Nation’s music discovery platform
Aespa Are Ready to Take Over Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesAhead of the physical release of 'MY WORLD', Rolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with aespa to discuss their Australian fans, touring plans, and even baby kangaroos
