Dark Mofo Returns with a More Commercial Vibe – and Some of the Old Classics
Posted in: Music Live Reviews
A new Artistic Director transitions cult festival Dark Mofo into a new era – perhaps a little more commercial than usual
‘This One Feels Different’: Liam Finn Can’t Wait for Crowded House’s Red Hot Summer Tour
Posted in: Music FeaturesLiam Finn tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ why Crowded House’s Red Hot Summer Tour headline is a first for the band
Ziggy Alberts Announces ‘Homecoming Tour’ for 2025
Posted in: Music NewsAlberts wraps up the 'New Love' era with his biggest Australian performances yet featuring all-ages arena shows
What’s Next for the ‘No Kings’ Movement?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesOrganizers revealed next steps including boycotts, a John Lewis-inspired mass protest of Donald Trump in July, and training 1 million organizers
Wife of Weezer Bassist Appears in Court, Wins Delay in LAPD Shooting Case
Posted in: Music NewsJillian Lauren, the author and wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, was shot by police outside her home but later charged with firing first
NewJeans Must Honor Contract, Court Rules After Appeal
Posted in: Music NewsNewJeans have hit another setback in their effort to relaunch as NJZ as a South Korean court ruled that the K-pop group must honor their contract
Rod Stewart Is No Longer Friends With His Old Neighbor Donald Trump
Posted in: Music NewsRod Stewart said his former friend and Florida neighbor Donald Trump became unrecognizable after he was elected as president
Wednesday Preview New Album With Gothic Teenage Tragedy ‘Wound Up Here (By Holdin On)’
Posted in: Music NewsNorth Carolina indie rock favorites Wednesday have dropped a new single, 'Wound Up Here (By Holdin On),' and announced their next album, 'Bleeds'
SXSW Sydney Bolsters 2025 Program with New Artists & Speakers
Posted in: Music NewsThe expanded SXSW Sydney roster features an impressive array of diverse artists including Beryl, Birdsnake, and Korean act Bump2Soul
Karen Read Found Not Guilty of Murder in Retrial
Posted in: Culture NewsKaren Read, the Massachusetts woman accused of killing her boyfriend in a hit-and-run, was found not guilty of murder, but guilty of drunk driving
