Breaking America: The United States of Australian Music
Posted in: Music Features
Rolling Stone heads to Hollywood to explore how the Australian music industry is making waves in the City of Angels.
In Tasmania, This Record Store Only Offers Music Primarily Made by Women
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe owners of Hobart's Suffragette Records believe "the lyrics and music made by women deserve greater recognition"
Playlists in Perpetuity: What Australian Albums Would Jessica Mauboy Take to a Desert Island?
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this new series, Jessica Mauboy reveals which Australian albums she'd be willing to listen to in perpetuity if she found herself stranded and alone on an island
Voyager Insist This Year’s Eurovision Is ‘A Celebration Of Heavy Music’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Eurovision submission of progressive metal five-piece Voyager is a history-making moment
Playlists in Perpetuity: What Albums Would Sam Fischer Take to a Desert Island?
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this new series, Sam Fischer reveals to Rolling Stone AU/NZ which albums he'd be willing to listen to in perpetuity if he found himself stranded and alone on an island
Playlists in Perpetuity: What Albums Would Vera Blue Take to a Desert Island?
Posted in: Music FeaturesVera Blue reveals which albums she'd be willing to listen to in perpetuity if she found herself stranded and alone on an island
Into the Frying Pan: How Tasmania’s Most Exciting Recording Studio Is Helping Local Bands Like Threats
Posted in: Music FeaturesDespite boasting an impressive collection of both vintage and modern recording equipment, Frying Pan Studios is designed to be affordable to up-and-coming local acts like Threats
Listen: Paul Kelly Covers Sunnyboys for Mushroom 50
Posted in: Music NewsKelly follows Missy Higgins, Bliss n Eso, and The Temper Trap in covering an Australian classic to celebrate Mushroom's landmark anniversary
Song You Need to Know: South Summit, ‘Just Like You’
WA's breakout indie rockers just want to grow up to be as cool as their idols on their latest single
Tina Arena: ‘We’re Here to Break Rules, Not Obey Them’
Posted in: Music NewsThe music icon gave a stirring call to action for artists during her speech at the 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards
