Paul Kelly Releases Landmark Album Ahead of Melbourne Show
The record "represents both a reflection on a life richly lived and a continuation of Kelly's fearless exploration of what it means to be human.
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Listening to ‘Lose Control’ really makes you wonder what other beats Young Franco has “lying around”.
Until Dawn Movie Gets First Look, Players Remain Skeptical - PlayStation LifeStyle
Sony Pictures Entertainment has just released a first look trailer for Until Dawn movie to a mixed reaction from players.
Wolf Man Review: An Edge-Of-Your-Seat Thrill Ride For the Ages
Film journalist Jonathan Sim's review of Wolf Man, a new horror movie directed by Leigh Whannell starring Christopher Abbott.
The Final Sideshows For Laneway Festival 2025 Have Been Announced
Laneway Festival have announced their final sideshows, with American acts Djo and Fcukers playing headlining shows next month.
The 12 Most Anticipated Anime of 2025
Most anticipated anime of 2025: Dandadan, Sakamoto Days, Chainsaw Man Movie, Go For It Nakamura, Lazarus, and Panty and Stocking.
Wham!’s ‘Last Christmas’ Video Joins YouTube One Billion Club
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Apple AirPods Pro 3: Third Time’s the Charm
How the AirPods Pro 3 could be Apple's best effort yet, plus 'Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2', 'Ghost of Yotei' and more.
The Genki Attack Vector is a Great Way to Keep Your Switch 2 Safe
How the Genki Attack Vecktor can secure your Switch 2, plus hands-on with Magic: The Gathering - Marvel's Spider-Man and more.
From Backstage to Centre Stage: Romy B ‘Loves the Whole Damn Process’
Before Romy B was writing her own songs, she was forklift-driving Iron Maiden’s drumkit into rehearsals.
How the Nanoleaf Pegboard Can Spruce Up Your Gaming Space
We go hands-on with the Nanoleaf Pegboard and Floor Lamp, plus thoughts on 'Borderlands 4', 'Henry Halfhead' and more.
It’s a Stellar Spring For Video Games
Why 'Cronos: The New Dawn', 'Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater' and more make this one stellar spring in video games.
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Legendary New Zealand Filmmaker & ‘Once Were Warriors’ Director Lee Tamahori Passes Away
Iconic New Zealand filmmaker and director of 'Once Were Warriors' Lee Tamahori has passed away at the age of 75.
Blake Lively Claims $161 Million in Damages From Alleged ‘It Ends With Us’ Smear Campaign
Blake Lively claims an alleged smear campaign during the release of 'It Ends With Us' caused her $161 million in damages.
‘I Want to Play an Arena’: BENEE Says Supporting Olivia Rodrigo and Tate McRae Was ‘So Inspiring’
The New Zealand pop star today dropped 'Ur an Angel I'm Just Particles', her first LP since her acclaimed 2020 debut 'Hey U X'.
‘We Had People Flying in From Scotland!’: Luca George Tells Us About His Blossoming UK Fanbase
The rising Kiwi pop star tells us about his second EP 'Say hi to Paula', moving to London, and much more.
Up-And-Coming Australian Artists: Sweet Boy
We get to know Sweet Boy, a rising Melbourne slowcore artist, who is quietly building a big following.
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Speculation Mounts Over Possible Silverchair Reunion
The Silverchair rumour mill is spinning once again, with some convinced a reunion from the iconic Australian rock band is close.
The Pixies’ Unique Two-Night Concert Format Kicks Off Tomorrow
Alt-rock icons the Pixies are kicking off their Australian and New Zealand tour tomorrow night with a unique two-night concert format.
‘GTA 6’ Release Delayed… Again
The May 2026 release of the long-awaited 'Grand Theft Auto VI' video game has now been pushed back to November.
Morrissey Cancels Full South American Tour
Morrissey has cancelled his entire South American tour scheduled for November, citing "extreme exhaustion.
Metallica Gave Wolfgang Van Halen a Special Tour Award
Wolfgang Van Halen's unwavering commitment during Metallica's extensive 'M72 World Tour' just couldn't go unrecognised.
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Ticketing: Moshtix for World Pride and Mardi Gras, Ticketek’s New Platform
World Pride will take place in Sydney next year, with over 500,000 people expected to attend the events.
Aussie Music Festivals Bolster State & Regional Economies
Aussie music festivals continue to pump new money into state and regional economies as the live sector begins its long-awaited rebound.
Australian Bands Benefit As Global Festivals Return
Of the 330 international music festivals announced this year, three Australian bands are in-demand.
World’s Most Remote Music Festival Calls for Volunteers
The world’s most remote music festival — which is how the Birdsville Big Red Bash in outback Queensland brands itself — needs volunteers.
Too Many Shows, Too Few Staff. Welcome to the Pandemic Hangover
For promoters, a new set of problems in this free-wheeling live space.
