How Making Music Together Strengthened the Bond of This New Zealand Family Band
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Dream-pop trio Womb discuss their ethereal new album, revealing how their music is emotionally impacting the masses
Soft Play Love Australia: Koalas, MMA Fighters & Soap Operas
Posted in: Music FeaturesSoft Play chatted all things Australia with Rolling Stone AU/NZ in the midst of a busy period of shows and releases for the UK punk duo
Blues, BBQ, and Bold Flavours: How Stubb’s & Grill Mates Are Bringing the Heat and Smoke to Bluesfest 2025
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs the autumn leaves begin to fall, music enthusiasts and food lovers alike are gearing up for one of Australia's most iconic events: the Byron Bay Bluesfest
360 Found Faith After Hitting Rock Bottom. It Led to a Musical Revelation
Posted in: Music FeaturesFor Matt Colwell - better known as 360 - the road to his fifth studio album has been long, arduous, but extremely rewarding
‘MJ the Musical’ Is a Hit. But Can You Separate Michael Jackson’s Music from the Allegations?
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ reviews the Sydney production of 'MJ the Musical'
Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: Mim Jensen
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe get to know Christchurch indie rocker Mim Jensen, who just supported Shihad on their final New Zealand tour
Song You Need to Know: Elsie Lange, ‘Heatwave’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLange's first single of 2025 is a typically introspective effort from the indie singer-songwriter
Artist on Artist Interview: The Wonder Years and Joyce Manor Chat Worst Jobs, Jellyfish & Philadelphia
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Wonder Years and Joyce Manor debate the big questions ahead of their Australian tour
Best Australian Music of the Week: March 10th-16th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout Australian tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
One of Scotland’s Best Folk Bands Are Finally in New Zealand
Posted in: Music FeaturesNew Zealand loves folk music, so it's little wonder that Scottish folk trio Talisk are one of the most highly anticipated acts at Auckland Arts Festival
