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Most bands usually don't have to worry about terrorist attacks when it comes to releasing a big album, but 20 years ago, that's exactly the problem that Sydney's Gerling faced.
Rolling Stone interviews H3000: the new project from music heavyweights Luke Steele and Jarrad Rogers.
The R&B singer’s biggest hits have never been available on Spotify and Apple Music. That changes this week
Strange Fruits, which has a distribution deal with Warner Music Group’s ADA, is racking up massive play-counts with 30-second rain recordings. Onlookers in the music industry are not pleased
Born out of tragedy, they’ve lasted more than a quarter-century and have no plans to slow down. Dave Grohl and his band of lifers on not being cool (and not caring), dreaming of Kurt Cobain, and why rock doesn't have to "come from a place of darkness"
Sorum opens up about his tumultuous years with Axl Rose and the rest of the GN’R world
Amyl and The Sniffers soared to global success on the back of a booze-soaked brand of breakneck pub rock. But with the arrival of second album 'Comfort to Me', Australia’s favourite punk protagonists are growing up. Sort of.
Rapper discusses his time in the music industry and the value of an e-mail from Jay-Z
Olivia Rodrigo, Madonna, Lil Nas X, and more serve the MTV agenda at a gloriously messy show
The singer-songwriter come to terms with adulthood on her new album Cool — even if that means coming to peace with social media
