

Westlife Announce 2027 Australia Tour
Westlife are bringing their special anniversary world tour to Australia next year.
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Garage Days, a new music festival celebrating Australian indie, rock and alternative music, will launch on Saturday, February 6th, 2027.
Laneway may be skipping Adelaide and Perth in 2027, but fans in both cities won’t miss out entirely with several sideshows announced today.
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Joan Baez writes for Rolling Stone about standing up to tyrants and the power of music ahead of the Power to the People Festival.
'Saved by the Bell' cast members pay tribute to the late Dennis Haskins, who played Mr.
Mushroom Group's iconic Melbourne headquarters on Dundas Lane in Albert Park is officially up for sale it has been announced.
HBO chief Casey Bloys is poised to take the reins of streaming operations at Paramount and Warner Bros.
Laneway Festival has unveiled its 2027 lineup, with Fontaines D.
Caleb Flynn, a former contestant on "American Idol," was found guilty of murdering his wife in their Ohio home.
Mariska Hargitay, Hudson Williams, Josh Gad and more Hollywood celebrities are railing against the Cornell 7, who are acussed of gang rape.
Spiderbait will headline Garage Days, a new festival focused on Australian indie, rock and alternative music from the early 2000s.
Laneway Festival has dropped a huge lineup for 2027, led by Fontaines D.
Adelaide band Down And Out have released a new single ‘Buried Alive’, their first single with the indie alternative label UNFD.
After more than two years away from the stage, San Cisco are getting the band back on the road for a run of East Coast shows this November.
Oasis fans will soon be able to watch the band’s new documentary 'Don't Look Back in Anger', from home, following its theatrical run.