The Others Way Has Never Been Better. But Crowd Etiquette Has Never Been Worse
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Watching some acts at The Others Way 2024 felt like a privilege, but some crowd members took the experience for granted
How What So Not Helped Revive Australia’s Dance Music Scene in 2024
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe producer looks back at the year that was with Rolling Stone AU/NZ, reflecting on supporting the next generation, his latest EP, and more
Billie Marten Is Bringing Intimate Shows to Australia & New Zealand
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe British singer-songwriter is already a fan of this part of the world, with Marlon Williams, Courtney Barnett, and The Beths among her favourites
Song You Need to Know: Dear Seattle, ‘Counting Hours’
Posted in: Music Features'Counting Hours' joins an already impressive roster of singles from the band's third studio album, 'TOY,' set for release early 2025
Fazerdaze, On Her Own Terms
Posted in: Music FeaturesFazerdaze became a breakout global success in 2017. Then she disappeared. Now, she's finally ready to tell the world where she's been.
When Tones Met Luke: Behind the Scenes of the Musicians on Musicians Cover Shoot
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow do you capture two Australian pop stars with their own strong visual identities? You call in an ace photographer and let the magic happen…
Musicians on Musicians: Ashton Irwin & Andrew Farriss
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwo men from internationally successful Aussie bands from different eras — INXS and 5 Seconds of Summer— on finding space and going solo.
Kate Nash on Using OnlyFans to Fund Her Tour and Call Out the Live Music Industry
Posted in: Music Features"Don't let this late-stage capitalism destroy the one thing we all can fucking agree on: We like going to a gig," the U.K. singer-songwriter says
Musicians on Musicians: Confidence Man & Orbital
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter being impressed with each other’s live performance, the UK electronic veterans link up with the Down Under partystarters to discuss the festival circuit, recording drunk, and taking their music to a global audience.
James Johnston’s Tales of Tamworth
Posted in: Music FeaturesJohnston tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about his memories of Tamworth, his travels in South Africa, working with his hero, and more
