Rock

As the early arrivals continued to snake their way past the horse stables at Maitland Showgrounds (29 April), Bankstown MC L-Fresh the Lion was already threatening to steal

Since the 1920s, the showgrounds in Wayville have been a farmers’ mecca, a place for cattle parades and cow milking competitions at the Royal Adelaide Show.

It is a big month or two for Victorian noise-rock duo DEAD.

Green Day have finally returned to Australia, bringing their new album, 'Revolution Radio' to the Adelaide Entertainment Centre (3 May).

After lying low last year, Dead Of Winter Festival is alive, alive!

Perth prog-metal outfit Voyager unleash their new album, ‘Ghost Mile’, this month and guitarist Simone Dow is calling it some of their best music yet.

As The Rubens continue work on their next, full-length album, there’s one question everyone is asking: how do you top a #1 single like ‘Hoops’?

William Crighton has hit the ground running in 2017, with an array of live performances (Skyfields Tasmania, Blue Mountains Folk Festival, WOMADelaide and Riverboats

After a lengthy hiatus, Sydney's statesmen of indie rock, Dappled Cities hit back with their fifth studio album, aptly titled 'Five'.

Over the last few years, the question of punk’s contemporary credentials has become an oft-discussed issue.

If you don’t know Megan Vessi you soon will, because she’s about to be the new name and face of the Brisbane prog-rock scene.

Sydney group Wild Honey haven't followed the usual path most bands take.

After completing a mammoth tour circuit since the release of their third record, ‘Limit Of Love’, Boy & Bear have been taking some time to wind

Nashville Pussy are heading to Australia and lead guitarist Ruyter Suys certainly doesn’t mince her words.

Named after a cigarette brand, Port Royal didn't have the best start to their career.

Bluesfest Day 1

Dystopian future-rock group Hey Geronimo have got big things on the horizon for 2017. Winning a Queensland Music award for their clip for 'Boredom' is only the beginning of

BlenheimFest began in 2010 as a private paddock party for a small group of friends; three bands, three DJs and a skate ramp situated around an historic bluestone

Rockin’, real and impossible to resist Dave Orr may be one of the country’s most experience players, with his best yet to come.

Hey stoopid, have we got some good news for you.