Rolling Stone Australia Awards Returns in 2025: Nominations Open
The Rolling Stone Australia Awards is back in 2025 for its fifth annual edition.
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Artist Of The Week: Young Franco Taps EARTHGANG & Jafunk For Bouncy ‘Lose Control’
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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‘Split Fiction’ Is One of the Best Cooperative Games Ever Made
Why 'Split Fiction' will have you searching for your next gaming buddy, plus hands-on with 'Kingdom Come Deliverance II' and more.
Looking Back on Laneway: Lessons from Summer’s Favourite Festival
Laneway Festival delivered a masterclass in curating culture — blending soundscapes, fashion, and creature comforts.
How Aussies Claimed Brat Summer and Made It Their Own
2025 was the year of Aussie Brat Summer, and Aussies have taken the trend and spun it into something uniquely their own.
Is ‘Avowed’ the First Big RPG For 2025?
We find out if 'Avowed' is the only RPG you need to play this year, then go hands on with 'Magic: The Gathering Aetherdrift'.
Laneway Festival 2025: A Sun-Drenched Sonic Odyssey Kept Fresh Thanks to Lipton Ice Tea
Laneway Festival 2025 delivered again—fuelled by music and ice-cold Lipton Ice Tea– proving the age of the festival is prime for rebirth.
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Blossoms on Learning from Kasabian, Loving Royel Otis, Playing Glastonbury & More
I feel like we’ve come on a lot as live band in nine years and we’re better live than we’ve ever been," Blossoms say.
Live Nation, Ticketmaster Fail to Get Antitrust Claims Dismissed
Live Nation, Ticketmaster can't escape the Justice Department's antitrust claims, a judge ruled Friday, rejecting the music giant's dismissal motion.
Ronnie Radke Commands Falling in Reverse in Melbourne. But Is He a Raving Lunatic or Just Playing the Part?
Falling in Reverse and frontman Ronnie Radke effortlessly commanded the crowd at their show at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena.
New Plan to Secure Future of Major Local Music Festivals and Events Revealed: ‘It’s Time We Give Them the Recognition They Deserve’
As Australia battles with a festival crisis, new moves are being made to protect and secure the future of key local events.
Get Ready to Believe Again: ‘Ted Lasso’ Is Returning for Season Four
'Ted Lasso' is set to return to Apple TV+ for a fourth season, with Jason Sudeikis reprising his role as the titular soccer coach.
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Conan O’Brien Details Oscars Opening That Got Cut, Says the Academy Refused to Let Him Put Clothes on an Oscar or Lay It Down Horizontally: ‘That Blew My Mind’
Conan O'Brien revealed the scrapped opening for the Oscars and says the Academy banned him from putting clothes on an Oscars statuette.
Mark Normand Announces 2025 Australia and New Zealand Tour
US stand-up comedian Mark Normand has announced a string of dates for Australia and New Zealand this year.
Bob Geldof Hits ‘MJ the Musical’ in Sydney
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Steven Soderbergh on Directing ‘Black Bag,’ a Possible ‘Contagion’ Sequel and How Donald Trump Made Him Rethink Political Movies
Steven Soderbergh talks about making 'Black Bag,' his ideas for a 'Contagion' sequel and why Donald Trump makes him hesitant to make political movies.
Barry Jenkins in Talks to Direct Glen Powell in Sci-Fi Thriller ‘The Natural Order’
Barry Jenkins is in talks to direct Glen Powell in the sci-fi thriller 'The Natural Order,' based on Matthew Aldrich's manuscript, for Universal.
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Ronnie Radke and Falling in Reverse Bring the Heat (Literally) to Melbourne Gig
Ronnie Radke and Falling in Reverse brought the heat to their headline show at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena.
Track by Track: Coheed and Cambria Break Down ‘The Father of Make Believe’
Coheed and Cambria legend Claudio Sanchez takes us through their latest album 'The Father of Make Believe'—track by track.
Famous Splendour in the Grass Site Up For Sale
The famous Byron Bay home of the Splendour in the Grass festival for over 10 years is reportedly up for sale.
AI Blocked This Band Online. Now They’re Fighting Back
Vapors of Morphine recently found themselves being blocked on most social platforms thanks to AI.
The Jungle Giants Frontman Hospitalised After ‘Motor Accident’
The Jungle Giants frontman has been hospitalised, resulting in the group calling off a festival headlining set this weekend.
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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.
