This Australian Pop Star Released A Loving Ode to Danny DeVito
Posted in: Music Features
Evie Irie's pop-punk single is fuelled by her overwhelming adulation for the 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' actor
IDLES: Joe Talbot on Sobriety, Blur & Loving New Zealand
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with the IDLES frontman as his band prepares to return to New Zealand to perform at Elemental Nights
Song You Need to Know: Chitra, ‘In My Opinion’
Posted in: Music FeaturesChitra will get to showcase her music at BIGSOUND this September
NAIDOC Week With DJ PGZ: What It Means to Be a Blak Artist in Electronic Music
Posted in: Music Features“There's not much techno in our communities… When you see other mob doing it, it becomes achievable…”
NAIDOC Week: King Stingray Curate a First Nations 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: Tia Gostelow Curates a ‘Country, Community & Language’ Playlist
Posted in: Music FeaturesApple Music has partnered with several acclaimed First Nations artists to curate and share new playlists to mark NAIDOC Week
Australian Head, American Heart: Gretta Ray on the Long Journey to Writing ‘America Forever’
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this personal essay, Gretta Ray discusses the making of her new single 'America Forever', a starry-eyed ode to finding creative freedom in the US
NAIDOC Week: Emma Donovan and Kee’ahn Share Video for First Nations Anthem ‘Take No More’
Posted in: Music Features"Take No More" is the debut track of Singing Our Futures, The Archie Roach Foundation’s mentoring experience that helps emerging First Nations artists
RS Recommends: Seven LGBTQIA+ Artists Tipped to Take Over
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn honour of this year’s Pride Month, Rolling Stone AU/NZ unearthed seven queer acts destined for the top
Opening Act: MAY-A
Posted in: Music FeaturesNot 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.
