Coachella 2023 Will Livestream Shows From All Festival Stages on YouTube
YouTube will stream Coachella live on six separate feeds across both weekends
Gallery: Jack Daniel’s Make It Count with Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and Hatchie
Posted in: Music PicturesJack Daniel’s Make It Count tour is back with an all-star Aussie lineup set to tour all around Australia. Photography by Tom Wilkinson.
One of ‘America’s Greatest Songwriters’ Don McLean Delivers a Masterclass on Final Australian Tour
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsDon McLean performed the classics, offered songwriting tips, and even discussed Ed Sheeran and AI in Brisbane this weekend
Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yellow Magic Orchestra Member and Oscar-Winning Composer, Dead at 71
In addition to work with pioneering Japanese electronic music band, Sakamoto won Academy Award for his 'The Last Emperor' score
The Legacy of Mo’Ju’s New Album ‘Oro, Plata, Mata’
Posted in: Music Features"Family, community, Ancestral knowledge, spirituality, interpersonal relationships… these things continue to be most important to me," Mo'Ju says
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever and Hatchie ‘Make It Count’ at One of The Cambridge Hotel’s Final Shows
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsThe show marked one of the last ever performances at The Cambridge Hotel.
RS Up Next: Australia’s Best New Music and Artists
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this new Rolling Stone Australia column, we unearth the most exciting and innovative emerging artists around the country
Win A Chance To Trust Your Spirit Alongside Matt Corby with Wild Turkey’s New Campaign
Posted in: Music FeaturesWild Turkey Bourbon continue their ongoing commitment to supporting musical talent as they bring their tagline “Trust Your Spirit” to life with their latest program, Music 101.
Track by Track: Soft Plastics Break Down Debut Album ‘Saturn Return’
Posted in: Music FeaturesSoft Plastics' unhurried sound feels like a lush antidote to the addictive rush of so much modern music
DMA’S Find New Normal on Fourth Studio Album, ‘How Many Dreams?’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews'How Many Dreams?' is a sonic shift, introducing elements of dance and orchestration without messing with the winning template.
