Still Woozy Is Bringing ‘Loveseat’ to Australia
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We caught up with the genre-bending US artist ahead of his February tour to chat music, live shows, and what’s on his Aussie bucket list
Lane Pittman on Country Music Fever and Touring with Luke Combs
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe country music sensation tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about the rise of the genre in Australia and touring with Luke Combs
In Hearts Wake Love Touring in ‘the Heart of the Country’
Posted in: Music FeaturesOne of Australia’s leading metalcore bands are hitting the road for an epic regional tour in support of their sixth studio album, 'Incarnation'
‘In My Room’ With Amalia
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Melbourne songwriter performed two stunning singles for her Rolling Stone AU/NZ ‘In My Room’ session
Void of Vision: ‘We’ve Left Something Behind, and That’s the Most Important Thing of All’
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhen Void of Vision went into creating their fourth studio album, 'What I’ll Leave Behind', they didn’t realise it was going to be their last
Best Australian Music of the Week: January 20th-26th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Joey Valence & Brae Talk Mosh Pits, ‘Lord of the Rings’ & Laneway’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with the DIY hip-hop duo ahead of their debut in New Zealand and Australia at Laneway next month
Nine Rock Star Memoirs We Hope to Read One Day
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe past couple of decades have seen many successful music autobiographies, but there are still some big-name holdouts, including Mick Jagger, Madonna, and Axl Rose
‘It’s Time to Breathe and See What’s Next’: Holy Holy Announce Indefinite Hiatus
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter a decade of music, Holy Holy are taking a break. The duo will wrap up with a nationwide tour before focusing on new projects.
The Stories Behind Timothée Chalamet’s Surprising ‘SNL’ Bob Dylan Covers
Posted in: Music FeaturesTimothée Chalamet promised surprises when he hosted 'SNL,' and he delivered by playing three obscure Bob Dylan songs nobody saw coming
