Jim Beam Homegrown: Alien Weaponry on Why ‘People Are Good for You’
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The heavy metal band break down their biggest influences and how their music connects cultures around the world ahead of Jim Beam Homegrown 2024
WOMAD NZ 2024: 5 Must-See Artists
Posted in: Music FeaturesWOMAD NZ is back this weekend with an impressive lineup featuring a diverse range of artists
Meet the SXSW 2024 New Zealand Artists
Posted in: Music FeaturesASHY, Swallow the Rat, CHAII, Will Swinton and more will showcase their talents at the week-long festival
Best Australian Music of the Week: March 4th-March 10th
Posted in: Music FeaturesDive into fresh local releases from Sui Zhen, Eves Karydas, Alice Ivy, Ricki-Lee, Beddy Rays, and CLYPSO
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: March 4th-March 10th
Posted in: Music FeaturesDive into fresh local releases from CHAII, Casual Healing, Muroki, Mel Parsons, Fraser Ross, and RIIKI REID
Luke Hemmings Is a Fountain of Existentialism on His New Single — And He Doesn’t Want to Turn It Off
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn an exclusive interview, the 5 Seconds of Summer singer tells Rolling Stone about 'Shakes,' planning for the future, and exploring childlike wonder on his upcoming solo project 'Boy,' out April 26
How Taylor Swift Took Over Your Local Record Store
Posted in: Music FeaturesOver the past decade, pop has gone from a fringe seller at record shops to one of their bestselling genres
Song You Need to Know: Byllie-jean ft. Marlon Williams, ‘E Moko’
Posted in: Music FeaturesWilliams lends vocals to a single taken from Ōtautahi singer-songwriter Byllie-jean's captivating debut EP
Best Australian Music of the Week: February 26th-March 3rd
Posted in: Music FeaturesDive into fresh local releases from Winter McQuinn, Sycco, Peach PRC, Stocker, HighSchool, Agung Mango, and more
‘INTROS’ Episode Three: Georgia Lines Meets Jordyn with a Why
Posted in: Music FeaturesHosted on Rolling Stone AU/NZ for the first time, ‘INTROS’ sees Georgia Lines sitting down with her favourite female and non-binary artists for a relaxed kōrero
