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The time the singer didn’t recognize Orlando Bloom backstage, how touring has impacted her health, and other takeaways from R.J. Cutler’s intimate new AppleTV doc
As the 2021 edition of WOMADelaide edges ever closer, we take a look back at some of the stunning First Nations act on the bill, and the festival's history of supporting stellar Indigenous talent.
Just months after sharing their first new record in 18 years, Midnight Oil are set to bring 'The Makarrata Project' to the live stage with an array of First Nations contributors.
Joel O'Keeffe of Airbourne reflects on one of the world's biggest rock bands, and the greatest Australian artist of all time, AC/DC.
As NOFX release their 14th studio album, iconic frontman Fat Mike discusses the path to their first record in five years, the darkness along the way, and what's coming next.
“He came in like the wind, did his job, was magnanimous with everybody, and then he was gone,” says showrunner Chris Bailey of Rose’s cameo. “It was like Batman”
Seven-piece act shows off its emotional range on their first single since leaving longtime management company
Years in the making, Sheppard have created a masterpiece with 'Kaleidoscope Eyes', with their new record serving as a testament to their resilience.
Jack River takes a look back at one of the world's most in-demand songwriters and performers, the Adelaide-born Sia.
Jimmy Kyle discusses how White Australia can "pay the rent", what impact he would like to see from Australia’s music and arts industries when it comes to the Black Lives Matter movement, and what he has learned about how the local music sector handles First Nations culture.
