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Meet the Australian and New Zealand artists we're most excited about this year in our Future 25 list - from a globetrotting pop-rock band to a breakout hardcore group to a rising country star to Australia's next big electronic music export, and many more
Thornhill have released the eagerly anticipated follow-up to 2022's 'Heroine', which reached No. 3 on the ARIA Albums Chart
Thanks to legendary live shows, Amyl and the Sniffers are going global — and delivering the world a bona fide Australian rock star in the form of Amy Taylor
The Melbourne punk-rock standouts grace the cover of our March-May issue, which hits newsstands in Australia and New Zealand from Monday, March 3rd
“We enthusiastically welcome this move by the NSW Government," says Yours and Owls festival co-founder Ben Tillman
Due to scheduling conflicts, Orville Peck and Wunderhorse are no longer performing
The Recording Academy handed out trophies to the biggest names in music at the 2025 Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
For the second consecutive year, Splendour in the Grass will not be returning this July, Rolling Stone AU/NZ can exclusively confirm
There are songwriters, and then there’s Bob Dylan. The word “genius” is so often thrown about with reckless naivety. In the case of Dylan, a towering figure in music, it simply isn’t enough. An American original, Dylan always played to the beat of his own drum.
In early 2025, the Sydney Opera House is bringing three iconic overseas artists to its forecourt
