What's Going On in Sydney and Surrounds

Indie rockers The National return to Australia in 2020 for a string of intimate performances with special guest Phoebe Bridgers.

The Soul Movers, led by Lizzie Mack and her soul brother and former red Wiggle Murray Cook, are showing Australia what they’re made of.

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Australian producer Chapel is one of the more enigmatic artists on the Dew Process label.

With large slices of Oasis meets The Stone Roses as well as The Cure, Perth grunge rockers The Limbs are back with the thumping new single 'Here'.

In 2015, while in rehearsals for the Shakespearean family tragedy, 'King Lear', Kalgoorlie-born actor Meyne Wyatt suffered his own personal heartbreak, the death of his

Australian living legend Archie Roach opens this year's Queensland Music Festival (QMF) with a special presentation 'Let Love Rule', a re-imagining of his repertoire from the

While growing up in Melbourne, actor and comedian James Liotta was inspired by the ethnic comedy of the 'Wogs Out Of Work' cast, which included Nick Giannopoulos, Mary

One of the country's most loved and successful country groups, The McClymonts are returning to the road in 2019 with their 'One Acoustic Night' tour.

The summer of 2009 heralded the sounds of Melbourne band The Temper Trap, whose iconic 'Sweet Disposition' was a soundtrack near and afar; on radios, at festivals, in

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Australian duo Hermitude drop a double-whammy with the release of a new single plus a massive world tour that stops by Australia in November.

The heart of ‘Toy Story 4’ is swollen with emotion, in the best way possible.

On their fourth studio album 'False Alarm' [due 21 June], Two Door Cinema Club have rediscovered the carefree whimsy of their craft not felt since they released their debut

After their first Australian visit last year, West Virginian country act Davisson Brothers Band return to Australia bringing with them a slice of real Appalachian

'Men In Black: International', the latest in the 'Men In Black' ('MIB') franchise, has been copping fandom-rage since the first trailer dropped.

After the stripped-back, piano-driven arrangements of her album 'Shyness', singer-songwriter Angie is back to rocking on her latest record 'The Underling'.

Your parents told you never talk to strangers, but they never said anything about smiling at them.

Empowered by a sexy bassline and fierce lyricism, Okenyo brings us 'Buckle Up'; an ode to dancefloor hook-ups and bold flirting.

Melbourne-based artist Requiem has released his new single, 'Jean Luc'.