Rock

Formed in 2011, Dead Wolves are a Brisbane band that take raw, punk rock and throw it into a multiple of styles – from an all-out, heavy assault to more balladeer

After more than a year on the road, London Grammar are enjoying some rare, if not brief, down time in the UK capital before saddling up to do it all again in

With the band having been together in one form or another since 1999, Brisbane rockers Motorway Ends are returning from a sustained period of inactivity.

Did you know The Prodigy were originally proposed to headline Soundwave 2015 Festival? They moved over to the Future Music Festival—where they are better suited. Well, that’s

Writing songs via Skype is not the ideal process when creating an album, but for The Datsuns they make the most of their situation as each band member lives in a different

A further 15 bands have been announced for Soundwave 2015 — and another (third) announcement is planned before Christmas.

A founding member and frontman of iconic, 1980s pub rockers The Choirboys Mark Gable would have seen a lot back in the day, particularly the antics of AC/DC.

After causing a ruckus throughout Perth and Bali, Dead City Ruins’ Jake has filed the second part of their Indonesian adventure.

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Hot from releasing their latest single, The Moses Gunn Collective are enjoying part of Australia’s retro-rock revival.

Friday night (21 Nov) marked San Cisco’s third time performing at Brisbane’s indie-band favourite, The Zoo.

“We know you’ve waited a long time, cuz we ain’t been back for aaaaages!”

Acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter, Katie Noonan is once again touring the 'Songs That Made Me' series, with her musical sisters: Angie Hart, Melody Pool and Sam

This Indonesian tour actually kicked off with two shows in Perth. BloodRock Festival at the Rosemont Hotel and a Sunday punk show at a local Perth bowls

Launching head-first into the national music scene with a fearless first single, 'Wisdom Teeth', Brisbane punk-infused rock five-piece WAAX have officially

After 30 years, Adelaide hard-core veterans The Mark Of Cain are still kicking arse and taking names.

Sydney three-piece Little May are taking on the world, while supporting some of music's biggest names.

While it wasn’t quite the same as being shouted a free beer – it was the next, best thing when Portugal. The Man played The Jubilee Hotel on Saturday night, 8th

In all the years Violent Soho have been tearing up stages across the country, and across the world, they have never played in Mansfield, until last Friday night.

“Yeah! Yeah, Hup” was the catch-cry for little-old Brisbane on Friday night as rock & roll royalty hit town in the form of Radio Birdman.

Known for their energetic performances and flamboyant, Harajuku-style fashion, Tokyo four-piece Broken Doll are a 1980s-inspired Japanese punk-rock band with an