What's Going On in Sydney and Surrounds

All singer-songwriter Carl Wockner wants for Christmas is a new guitar... and for you to listen to his new festive EP, 'Jingle Bell Wock'.

Last month Sydney hip hop duo Suburban Dark released their newest album, 'Death From Below'.

Renowned ‘loop pedal ninja’ Kenta Hayashi is back in the country for what is his sixth Australian tour in two years.

Sydney Festival just got a lot more exciting as the fresh and funny 'Barber Shop Chronicles' is set to make its Australian debut.

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Acclaimed singer-songwriter and guitarist Abbe May will be setting off on an eight date tour in 2018 in support of her long-awaited album 'Fruit' to be released on 2

Sydney emcee Big Ty has begun making waves this year since establishing local hip hop outfit RBT with fellow Sydneysider Elijah Tovio aka Biggs and producer/ DJ Hardcore

SoCal punk legends, Unwritten Law are returning to Australia in February to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed record, 'The Black Album', by performing it

Psych rockers Stonefield have released the first taste of their new album with the single 'Delusion'.

It's been a big year for Melbourne singer-songwriter Angie McMahon.

[UPDATE: 15 January, 2017: Kesha has changed her Perth date and added a Brisbane date.] 

Kesha is bringing her critically acclaimed ‘Rainbow Tour’ to Australia

It’s surprisingly difficult to talk about ‘Coco’ without it devolving into flailing and high-pitched noises.

A video has emerged (thank you kindly internet) of an altercation between a McDonald's employee headbutting a customer in the UK after an argument about chicken McNuggets.

Steven Spielberg’s classic blockbuster ‘Jurassic Park’ is a favourite of practically everyone's, so it was exciting to see a return to the world in the 2015 reboot ‘Jurassic

Forget history class, just play ‘Assassin’s Creed Origins’.

It's been five years since hip hop, electronic crossover outfit Foreign Beggars released their last studio album 'The Uprising'.

Indie folk, rock Melbourne band Mount Saint Leonard capture a sound reminiscent of '70s rock, 'the likes of Mazzy Star and even Bob Dylan after he went electric'.

Melbourne dream-pop producer Dean Valentino is making determined strides under his Slowcoaching moniker with the November release of his debut EP, 'All The

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