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Somewhere in between pneumonia, a marriage breakdown and two hip replacements, singer-songwriter Danny Widdicombe found the time to write his new solo album 'Between The

Following 'London Has Fallen' and 'Olympus Has Fallen', 'Angel Has Fallen' is the third part of the 'Fallen' franchise, and arguably the best out of the

The love child of Manchester rock and Kingston dub raised on an eclectic mix of hip hop, Bootleg Rascal are back in the limelight with new double A-Side ‘Yin &

After 20-plus years inside the brutal beast that is the Australian music industry, The Superjesus stand tall as one of Australia’s most respected rock outfits.

If it sounds like Tool drummer Danny Carey was on fire while recording his drum parts for the band’s new album, ‘Fear Inoculum’, it may be because at one point he nearly

It's time to raise the woof and paw-tay when Melbourne's 'Coachella for dogs', Dogapalooza, returns for its fifth furry year.

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Spend 'An Evening With Randy Newman' when the acclaimed composer and performer tours Australia in early 2020.

The stunning looks of Vietnam's Plastique Tiara and wonderful strangeness of Colorado's Yvie Oddly will join forces in the 'Pretty Weird' tour.

Now here's a line-up worthy a road trip to escape the big smoke for the relaxed vibes of southern NSW's Berry.

Spring marks the return of William Crighton, the 'purveyor of dark and searing Australiana', with an east-coast tour.

From Edinburgh to Perth, City Calm Down (CCD) have ventured all over the world in the name of music and are getting ready to do it all again with their third album,

The fat, heavy grooves, funky keyboards, dirty guitars, and soulful vox of The Electric Mistress can be heard on the Brisbane group's new EP, 'Love Loss And The Search For

Piano-rock legend, Ben Folds will return to Australia next year.

With a hauntingly beautiful intro that bounces into a jangly indie-pop beat that's better than a freshly brewed cup of coffee, Australian indie-folk singer-songwriter Oly

Featuring over 455 boundary-pushing events from 2,718 artists over 140 venues, the Melbourne Fringe Festival is set to take the city by storm in September.

Queensland-based singer Naomi Price is no stranger to music superstars.

In October, Australian Aboriginal roots-reggae rockers Zennith will release their new album, 'Ancient Warrior'.

Dust off your crowns and practise your curtsy because ‘Comedy Queens’ is returning to Australia for four hilarious nights only.