Ninajirachi, DMA’S and Genesis Owusu to Stream Live From One Night Stand
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Can’t make it to Griffith for triple j’s One Night Stand this weekend? Don't worry - you won’t have to miss out
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Slowly Slowly, MAY-A and More Join BIGSOUND 2026 Program
Posted in: Music NewsBIGSOUND is one week out from taking over Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, with Slowly Slowly, MAY-A, and more joining the program
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The Best Australian Albums of 2026 So Far
Posted in: Music ListsReturning rock icons and pop stars aplenty. Beloved duos and commercial rappers. It's our favourite Australian albums of the year so far.
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Ninajirachi Leads Lineup for Triple J’s One Night Stand Festival
Posted in: Music NewsTriple j's beloved One Night Stand festival is coming back to regional Australia this year with a killer all-Australian lineup
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MAY-A Delivers a Grunge Cover of Stevie Nicks’ ‘Edge of Seventeen’ for Like a Version
Posted in: Music NewsThe song came together through experimentation in rehearsals, MAY-A said, with guitarist, collaborator, and girlfriend Chloe Dadd helping reshape the arrangement
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Best Australian Music of the Week: February 16th-22nd
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the Australian music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
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MAY-A’s Debut Album is a Statement You Can’t Ignore: ‘I’ve Rebuilt Myself as an Artist’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with MAY-A to talk about her long-awaited debut album, the emotions behind it, and the music that’s shaping her next chapter
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Paul Kelly, Peking Duk & Thundercat Among Stacked Great Southern Nights Lineup for 2026
Posted in: Music NewsGreat Southern Nights, a state-wide live music initiative in NSW, is returning in 2026 with an absolutely stacked lineup of Aussie favourites
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MAY-A Announces 2026 Australian Album Tour
Posted in: Music NewsMAY-A is taking her new era to the stage, with the 'Goodbye (If You Call That Gone)' tour kicking off in April
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The Best Australian & New Zealand Songs of the 21st Century So Far
Posted in: Music ListsPresenting our favourite Australian and New Zealand songs of the 21st century so far, featuring Lorde, Kylie, Powderfinger, Stan Walker, and more
