New Year’s at the Bowl 2025 Confirms Set Times
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Launching on December 31st, the new festival will take over the Sidney Myer Music Bowl and its surrounding gardens
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Queer Country Pioneers Lavender Country Released Their Debut Album in 1973. 50 Years Later, They’re Still Just as Radical
Posted in: Music Country“I knew that I would probably wear a scarlet letter on my back for the rest of my life and that it [would] doom me to obscurity,” says the group’s Patrick Haggerty
Alt-J Resurrect 2012 Single ‘Breezeblocks’ on ‘Colbert’
Posted in: Music NewsBritish indie rockers recently released their first studio album in five years
Eddie Vedder Taps Duff McKagan for Cover of the Pretenders’ ‘Precious’
Posted in: Music NewsThis peak Nineties rock moment features members of Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction, and Guns N’ Roses
Mdou Moctar Shreds With a Wah-Wah for First Time on New Song ‘Nakanegh Dich’
Posted in: Music NewsAfrique Victime outtake will appear on expanded digital reissue, due out this week
Tori Amos Taps Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman for ‘Little Earthquakes’ Graphic Novel
Posted in: Music NewsBook will feature 24 stories based on the songs and b-sides from Amos’ celebrated 1993 debut
‘In My Room’ With Bad Moon Born
Posted in: Music NewsSydney's Bad Moon Born perform "Light Leaves the Day" and an acoustic version of "Fallout" for our latest ‘In My Room’ performance.
Stone Temple Pilots’ Jeff Gutt on The Long Road Back to Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesIt's been a long time since the Stone Temple Pilots were on Australian shores, and as the Under the Southern Stars festival gears up to take place next month, Jeff Gutt talks to Rolling Stone Australia about the band's long-awaited return.
Song You Need to Know: Romero, ‘Turn It On!’
Posted in: Music NewsThe title track from their forthcoming debut album, "Turn it On!" sees Melbourne's Romero delivering a powerful instant-classic.
Procol Harum Frontman Gary Brooker Dead at 76
Posted in: Music NewsThe singer-songwriter and pianist co-wrote and sang the band’s 1967 classic “A Whiter Shade of Pale”
Hear Mark Lanegan Duet With Kurt Cobain on ‘Where Did You Sleep Last Night’
Posted in: Music NewsThey cut this Lead Belly cover three years before the legendary acoustic rendition from Nirvana’s Unplugged special
