Jelly Roll Pardoned By Tennessee Governor Over Criminal Past
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Tennessee governor Bill Lee has pardoned Jelly Roll. "His story is remarkable," says Lee, "and it’s a redemptive, powerful story"
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Six60 Reveal Advanced Album Listening Session Competition
Posted in: Music NewsThe band are bringing their iconic Castle St House to Eden Park, and you and three friends could join them at an advanced listening session from the venue.
Better Things to Come as Kee’ahn Prepares For Treaty Day Out and the Release of New Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesKee’ahn, a Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Zenadth Kes artist based in Melbourne/Naarm, will perform at this weekend’s Treaty Day Out alongside Briggs, Dan Sultan, No Fixed Address and Bumpy.
‘Completely Abandoned’: Greyson Chance Is Finally Ready to Talk About Ellen
Posted in: Music FeaturesAt 12 years old, singer Greyson Chance was discovered by Ellen DeGeneres. Now he says why he feels "completely abandoned" by her.
5 Seconds of Summer Test Limits of How Far to Go for Love in ‘Bad Omens’ Video
The song appears on the Australian band’s recently released fifth studio album '5SOS5'
Portraits: Photography by Shervin Lainez at Firefly Festival 2022
Posted in: Music PicturesNYC-based photographer Shervin Lainez captured portraits of the globe’s biggest artists, backstage at Firefly.
The Teeks Effect
Posted in: Music FeaturesHe’s become one of New Zealand’s most prized exports, and now Teeks is ready for the global stage.
TE KAAHU: Standing In Her Power
Posted in: Music FeaturesFor New Zealand artist TE KAAHU, connection to her Māori heritage, language and culture is paramount.
Jim Beam Welcome Sessions Creates One of a Kind Live Music Experiences
Posted in: Music FeaturesA look back at the Australia leg of Jim Beam Welcome Sessions 2023, featuring intimate performances from Flight Facilities, Client Liaison, and The Veronicas
The 50 Best Bad Bunny Songs
Posted in: Music ListsFrom his Soundcloud days to his rock experiments, here are the greatest hits from the Puerto Rican artist.
On Their Third Album, The Beths Become Power-Pop Experts
The Auckland band's Liz Stokes speaks to Rolling Stone AU/NZ about their new album 'Expert in a Dying Field', bungee jumping, The Beatles, and New Zealand's thriving music scene.
