Good Things Festival 2025 Lineup: Tool, Weezer, Garbage Lead Stacked Bill
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Tool, Weezer and Garbage lead a huge Good Things Festival lineup, which includes Refused’s final Australian shows and even James Reyne
Massive Attack Launch Alliance for Musicians Facing ‘Intimidations From Within Our Industry’ for Supporting Gaza
Posted in: Music NewsMassive Attack have announced an alliance for musicians who are facing "intimidations" from the music industry over their support of Gaza.
Garbage’s Shirley Manson: ‘Australia Is Where Our Career Began… It’s a Priority for Us’
Posted in: Music FeaturesShirley Manson talks to Rolling Stone AU/NZ about Garbage’s new album, her creative rebirth, and why a return Down Under is top of the list
Garbage Sing ‘There’s No Future in Optimism,’ Prove Otherwise in Lyrics
Posted in: Music NewsGarbage have released 'There's No Future in Optimism,' the first single off their upcoming 'Let All That We Imagine Be the Light' album
Garbage Release New Version of ‘Androgyny’ for 20th Anniversary
Posted in: Music NewsSong will be included on anniversary reissue of Beautifulgarbage
The Last Word: Shirley Manson on Fighting the Patriarchy and How Patti Smith Inspires Her
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Garbage singer also talks racial justice, living for now, and why legacy is an inherently masculine concern
Garbage Wrestle With ‘Inner Conflict’ on New Song ‘Wolves’
Posted in: Music News“This song reminds me of my younger self, when there were two sides to my personality,” Shirley Manson says of latest No Gods No Masters single
Garbage Preview New Album With Title Track ‘No Gods No Masters’
Posted in: Music NewsSong was inspired by Shirley Manson’s trip to Chile during the country’s protests against inequality and corruption
Garbage Announce New Album ‘No Gods No Masters’
Posted in: Music NewsBand also released seventh studio album’s lead single “The Men Who Rule the World”
Alanis Morissette Pays Tribute to International Women’s Day in Apple Music Radio Show
Posted in: Music NewsMorissette discusses the work of Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, Liz Phair, Björk, Whitney Houston, and more
