Song You Need to Know: The Terrys, ‘Ziggy’s Mine’
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"The vibes were at an all-time high," The Terrys say about the creation of their latest single
Why Six60 Went Back to Basics
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn 2024, Six60 hit the reset button with their 'Grassroots' tour — a stripped-back, looser version of the band that frontman Matiu Walters says they were craving
Best Australian Music of the Week: December 9th-15th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Musicians on Musicians: Stan Walker & Kobie Dee
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe AU/NZ artists talk putting their culture at the forefront
The Best New Zealand EPs of 2024
Posted in: Music FeaturesA beautiful triptych of waiata, a rising rapper confirming their star status, and more excellent 2024 EPs
‘Sweaty, Fun and Shit’: Dune Rats Talk Tours, Taiwan and Turning It Up
Posted in: Music Features"You’ll never see us getting upset over a bum note or missed chord - it’s all about having a good time,” Dune Rats frontman Danny Beus explains
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: December 2nd-8th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
The Best Australian EPs of 2024
Posted in: Music FeaturesAn ARIA-winning singer-songwriter expands on her acclaimed album, a famous pop band member goes solo, and more excellent 2024 EPs
Musicians on Musicians: Kasey Chambers & Thelma Plum
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwo friends who just happen to be highly celebrated Australian singer-songwriters catch up to show love for each other’s work, and discuss how vulnerability is their superpower As a young girl growing up in Brisbane, Thelma Plum would often listen to the music of Kasey Chambers, one of Australia’s most successful country music artists with […]
Big Band Leader Glenn Miller Vanished 80 Years Ago. His Death Started the ‘Legacy’ Band Trend
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Foreigner to Lynyrd Skynyrd, rock bands without any original members continue to tour — but the Glenn Miller Orchestra did it first
