Amyl and the Sniffers, Cate Le Bon & more added to ALWAYS LIVE 2022
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ALWAYS LIVE has announced exciting additions of local and international artists to its already packed 2022 lineup.
Song You Need to Know: Loren Kate, ‘One of These Days’
Posted in: Music NewsSet to appear on her forthcoming album, Nobody Knows, Loren Kate cuts deep with her powerful new single.
Watch Genesis Play the Final Song and Take a Last Bow at Their Farewell Concert
Posted in: Music News“It’s the last show for Genesis,” Collins told the crowd at London’s O2 Arena. “After tonight we’ve got to get real jobs”
Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins Dead at 50
Posted in: Music News“The Foo Fighters family is devastated by the tragic and untimely loss of our beloved Taylor Hawkins,” the band writes. “His musical spirit and infectious laughter will live on with all of us forever”
Red Hot Chili Peppers Lick Their Wounds on Moody New Song ‘Not the One’
Posted in: Music NewsTrack will appear on Unlimited Love, the band’s first album with John Frusciante since 2006
Moreton Unveil Immersive New Single, ‘Down & Out’
Posted in: Music News"It’s about the complexity of realising you’ve gone beyond each other’s reach," Moreton explain, "and the allure of recklessness & sabotage."
Song You Need to Know: Garrett Kato, ‘Secrets’
Posted in: Music NewsA stellar example of his artistry, 'Secrets' proves that Garrett Kato can truly do no wrong.
The Clouds Announce ‘Penny Century’ 30th Anniversary Tour
Posted in: Music NewsA standout of the Aussie indie-rock scene of the early '90s, The Clouds will celebrate 30 years of their stellar debut album.
When Metallica Headlined Lollapalooza the First Time, It Helped Kill ‘Alternative’
Posted in: Music News“The idea that we weren’t supposed to be here is why I agreed to do Lollapalooza in the first place,” James Hetfield said in 1996.
Song You Need to Know: Eli Greeneyes, ‘PEOPLE’
Posted in: Music News"This song is about finding out who you are while people project their fears onto you because you’re different," explains Eli Greeneyes.
