Amidst AI-Music War, Suno Finds Another Industry Partner in BMG
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Two of three major labels are suing AI-music giant Suno, but the company is partnering with the fourth-largest music company, BMG.
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2026 Pacific Music Awards: Check Out the Full Winners List
Posted in: Music NewsSam V and Signature Choir were the big winners at the 2026 Pacific Music Awards, while Will Crummer was given the Lifetime Achievement Award
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Rosario Dawson Confirms Her Cameo Was Cut From ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
Posted in: Movie NewsRosario Dawson said her cameo as Claire Temple was cut from 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day'
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Stan Walker Is Bringing His Live Orchestra Show to Christchurch
Posted in: Music NewsWalker is bringing his 'Symphonic Experience' show to Christchurch in November, after the Auckland date sold out in quick fashion
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Guy Sebastian Discontinues Civil Action Against Titus Day After Signed Apology
Posted in: Music NewsGuy Sebastian has agreed to drop his civil case against former manager Titus Day, ending a legal dispute that has run for almost a decade
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Mel Parsons’ New Album Was a Communal Effort. It Still Contains Some of Her Most Personal Songwriting Yet
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Lyttelton singer-songwriter tells us about the making of 'Castle Hill', one of her best albums yet
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Jason Sudeikis Joins Mumford and Sons Onstage to Sing ‘Ted Lasso’ Theme Song
Posted in: Music NewsMumford and Sons surprised fans packed into Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night with a very special guest: Jason Sudeikis
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Jenna Ortega Reveals the Surprising Fact Behind Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Taste’ Video
Posted in: Music NewsSabrina Carpenter‘s video for “Taste” has become a standout in her cinematic universe thanks in large part to her co-star, actress Jenna Ortega
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Up-And-Coming Australian Artists: TANISHA
Posted in: Music FeaturesFollowing the reveal of Mentos Fresh Sounds Class of '26, curated by Rolling Stone AU/NZ, we're shining the spotlight on more fresh artists
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Men At Work Are Coming Home for an Australian Tour
Posted in: Music NewsAustralian rock favourites Men at Work will play four headline shows across October and November, led by the legendary Colin Hay
