Category: Music Features

Live Nation and Vodafone Ones To Watch: Meet March’s Aotearoa Artists
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By Conor Lochrie
Singer-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
SXSW 2023 Diary: Hope D
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By Conor Lochrie
Rolling Stone AU/NZ asked the Brisbane singer-songwriter to take us through her first few days at SXSW 2023
“Significant Moment”: Alex Lahey Gears Up for Big Debut at Ability Fest
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By Danica Baker
Rolling Stone AU/NZ spoke with Alex Lahey ahead of her performance at Ability Fest during which she shared some exciting news
SXSW 2023 Diary Day Two: Georgia Lines
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By Conor Lochrie
The Kiwi singer-songwriter continues to take us through her SXSW 2023 experience
Bag Raiders Are Bringing The Vibes to Jim Beam Welcome Sessions
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By Jessica Lynch
The pair are once again set to bring music lovers together for the next stop of the Jim Beam Welcome Sessions at Adelaide’s The Moseley Bar & Kitchen.
Song You Need to Know: Sweetie, ‘Liminal Bliss’
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By Conor Lochrie
Sweetie are the latest buzzy post-punk band ready to break out of Sydney's music scene
SXSW 2023 Diary: Georgia Lines
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By Conor Lochrie
Rolling Stone AU/NZ asked the Kiwi singer-songwriter to take us through her SXSW 2023 experience
Start Planning: Our Guide to BASSINTHEGRASS Music Festival
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By Jacque Kennedy
We’re helping you plan your adventure to the Northern Territory’s most iconic beachside music festival, BASSINTHEGRASS
Song You Need to Know: Ingrid and the Ministers, ‘Last Night I Dreamt That I Shot Myself’
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By Conor Lochrie
The Wellington-based band's latest is a triumphant ode to finally getting over a former flame
We Were Here Before MONA: How MONA FOMA Has Helped Define a New Era for Tassie’s Arts Scene
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By Bianca O'neill
Before Hobart's MONA threw open its doors to the public in 2011, there was MONA FOMA – the little Tassie festival that could, and, in fact, did