Cold Chisel Are Coming to New Zealand
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Cold Chisel and some special guests will play three shows around the country next January
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Brooke Fraser Thanked Music Executive Named in #MeTooNZ Probe
Posted in: Music NewsMcKessar was stood down at CRS Music following his involvement in an exposé into harassment and abuse of power in the New Zealand music industry in 2021
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Take DC Supervillains to the Streets with Culture Kings’ Dark New Collection
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe new ‘Batman by Culture Kings DC Supervillains’ collection has arrived, bringing the greatest supervillain performance of all time to the streets
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How Katchafire Created an Iconic Band and a Family Legacy Too
Posted in: Music FeaturesKatchafire founder Grenville Bell takes Rolling Stone AU/NZ inside their journey to becoming one of the world's biggest roots reggae bands
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Johnny Cash’s ‘Songwriter’: Your Primer to the Man In Black’s Lost LP
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhen Johnny Cash’s son discovered a treasure trove of unreleased demos from the Man in Black, he realised his find would need to be shared wide. Those gems are packaged in 'Songwriter'.
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Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange to Plead Guilty, Return to Australia
Assange, who faced a host of charges in the U.S. under the Espionage Act, is expected to return to Australia.
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Best Australian Music of the Week: June 17th -June 23rd
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
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Kobie Dee Announces New EP ‘Chapter 26’
Posted in: Music News"I want people to feel inspired and motivated to overcome any situation they face in life at whatever chapter they're in"
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Taylor Swift Indirectly Reminds Dave Grohl That Her Eras Tour Band Does Play Live for Over Three Hours
Posted in: Music NewsThe Foo Fighters leader seemingly took a shot at the singer, saying, “We’ve had more than a few eras, and more than a few fucking errors as well. Just a couple. That’s because we actually play live."
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AI’s Most Ambitious Music Generators Accused of ‘Massive’ Infringement In New Lawsuit
Posted in: Music NewsThe RIAA accused the companies Suno and Udio of infringing millions of songs to illegally train their AI music models
