BASSINTHEGRASS 2023: A Truly Tropical Music Delight
Posted in: Music Features
Here’s what went down at the iconic Darwin festival.
We Wouldn’t Be Having This Conversation If Taylor Swift Was a Man
Publicity stunt or not, Swift can have a sleazeball summer if she damn well pleases
Janelle Monáe Is Back From the Future and Ready to Play
Ahead of her most sumptuous album yet, the superstar goes deep on the evolution that’s made her more nude, more present, and less anxious
From Budget to Boujee: A Roundup of Bluesfest 2023 Accommodation
Posted in: Music NewsWhether you're looking for a budget-friendly option or a premium camping package, Bluesfest has something for everyone.
Burt Bacharach, Master Pop Composer, Dead at 94
Grammy- and Oscar-winning songwriter helped pen timeless singles like "What the World Needs Now Is Love," "Walk on By," "I Say a Little Prayer," and "Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head"
Five perfect Christmas gifts for the Mod in your life
Posted in: LifestyleIconic clothing brand Ben Sherman, famous for its perennial association with Mod culture, will be running the dream Christmas campaign for every music buff and unapologetic style innovator out there. In each of the first 12 calendar days of December, Ben Sherman will offer the chance to win wardrobe from their shop, plus, Marshall speaker […]
The fascinating evolution of the festival outfit
Posted in: Culture FeaturesRolling Stone investigates how festival fashion and the token festival shirt have evolved over the years.
Headline Acts’ Music Rewards Program is Handing Out Two VIP Gold Double-Passes to Splendour in the Grass
Posted in: Music NewsMusic-mad wine brand, Headline Acts, is deeply invested in the local music scene. Want to get in on the action? They’re giving away two Gold VIP double-passes to Splendour in the Grass 2022.
Trey Anastasio Preps His First Acoustic Solo Album
Posted in: Music NewsMercy comprises nine songs Anastasio wrote during the pandemic
‘Mad’ Mike Hughes’ Last Ride: Inside a Flat-Earther’s Doomed Mission
Posted in: Culture FeaturesHe built his own rocket to prove Earth wasn’t round. In this excerpt from Kelly Weill’s new book ‘Off the Edge,’ we see what happens when a conspiracy theory is taken too far
