David Schwimmer Slams Kanye West’s Apology, Urges Remaining Wireless Festival Sponsors to Exit
David Schwimmer thanked corporate sponsors who have backed out of Wireless Festival following the announcement of Ye as headliner
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Embracing Originality With Forest Claudette
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the ever-evolving realm of music and self-expression, adidas Originals supports artists that continuously push boundaries and transcend traditional norms to convey their unique identities
Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: Lost Tribe Aotearoa
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, we get to know Lost Tribe Aotearoa, an eight-member family band from Raglan that blends reggae with their native roots
Daniel Caesar Announces Australian Tour
Posted in: Music NewsThe R&B hitmaker is bringing his world tour to Australia this November and December
Boh Runga Joins ATOMIC!’s Female Rock Celebration
Posted in: Music NewsJulia Deans, Jazmine Mary, and others will cover classic hits by the likes of Blondie, Patti Smith, and Joan Jett
Doja Cat’s Edgelord Posts Have People Freaking Out. It’s Nothing New
The pop star is attracting controversy online — but the newest meme seems to ignore that shitposting has long been part of her brand
Tkay Maidza Is Going on a Record Release Tour
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Mushroom 50 Live: Amy Shark, Paul Kelly & DMA’S Lead Lineup
Posted in: Music News20 artists from across multiple generations will perform 50 songs for 50 years at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena next month
Matt Corby and Allen Stone Join On A Good Day Wellington Concert Series
Posted in: Music NewsThe impressive lineup also features The War on Drugs and Dermot Kennedy
Gallery: All Things Go Portraits by Shervin Lainez
Posted in: Music PicturesAll Things Go took place on the first weekend of October, and renowned photographer Shervin Lainez was there to take portraits of some of the artists performing at the festival. The all-female headlined lineup featured Suki Waterhouse, MUNA, Sudan Archives, Ethel Cain, and many more.
A Farewell KISS: Inside Rock Icons’ Final Australian Show
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsThe US glam rockers gave a performance worthy of an encore in their last ever Australian concert at Sydney's Accor Stadium
