PANIA Releases EP ‘Coming 2 Terms’ and Announces October Headline Tour
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The Melbourne R&B star is back with a self-reflective EP across five tracks, and news of live shows to come later this year.
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Big Thief Unveil Studio Rendition of Live Staple ‘Born for Loving You’
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Tour Diary: Foley Take BIGSOUND
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlongside WHO SHOT SCOTT, Miss June and more, Foley made the trip from New Zealand to Australia to showcase their music at BIGSOUND
‘In My Room’ With Anna of the North
Posted in: Music FeaturesBefore heading South for a tour in Australia, Anna of the North performed an 'In My Room' session for Rolling Stone
Olivia Rodrigo Is So Over Heartbreak
She’s living her best life on both coasts while holding nothing back. And thanks to her new album, 'Guts', the 20-year-old superstar has leveled up — with the whole world watching
Voyager: Eurovision’s Aussie Battler
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Bic Runga & Coterie to Perform at 2023 Panhead Rolling Stone Aotearoa Awards
Posted in: Music NewsSharyn Casey and Megan Papas will host the awards this year
Permission to Land (Down Under): The Darkness Announce Australian Tour
Posted in: Music NewsThe English glam rockers are heading to the East Coast next year
Singing Billboards and Sydney Sweeney: Inside the Rolling Stones’ ‘Angry’ Video
Director François Rousselet explains how he had to fake signs along the Sunset Strip and search the band's archives for the perfect lip-sync footage of Mick Jagger
‘The Ultimate Goal’: How Tiki Taane Made His Special Concert Documentary
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter sold-out NZIFF screenings around the country last month, 'Tiki Taane In Session With CSO' will have its Auckland premiere on October 5th
Moving With the Times: Ben Lee Is Really Just Getting Started
Posted in: Music FeaturesAustralia's "precocious little cunt" tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ how, after thirty years of creating music, he has no plans to slow down
