Culture
Music
Shabaka Hutchings is a “custodian of energy that rouses the spirit”
Higher powers have slipped a new tool into the jazz prodigy’s hands.
- by Michael Dwyer
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The Australian band chasing global fame - while remaining a total mystery
We haven’t seen their faces, don’t know their names, and have barely heard them speak. Yet, Glass Beams are well on their way to becoming famous.
- by Nell Geraets
Beyonce gets her white whale as the Grammys inch into the future
After years of controversy, the singer finally won album of the year with her country album, Cowboy Carter.
- by Robert Moran
Grammys 2025 as it happened: Beyoncé finally wins album of the year; Not Like Us named song of the year
Beyoncé made history at the 67th Grammy Awards, while Kendrick Lamar took home five trophies and Chappell Roan was named best new artist.
- by Robert Moran, Thomas Mitchell, Nell Geraets and Damien Woolnough
Can pop’s new stars smash the Grammys?
The typically conservative Recording Academy has put a foot in the present while the other’s perpetually in the past. It makes for the most intriguing Grammys in years.
- by Robert Moran
On song, and still on: Everything you need to know about the Grammys
Wondering where you can watch music’s night of nights? Who is up for the big awards? Which Australians are in with a chance? We’ve got you covered.
- by Nell Geraets
Opinion
Australian music
Spotify is silencing Australian music, but it’s not the only culprit
Australian music is dwindling in popularity and policymakers are covering their ears.
- by Ben Eltham
Sydney is music central this February – here’s our guide to the best on offer
From a Norwegian electronic duo to Billie Eilish and Stranger Things’ breakout muso Joe Keery, February is a big month for overseas acts.
- by James Jennings
The best Australian music out this month
Including a comedown club classic and perfect pop from a Milk Records affiliate.
- by Robert Moran, Jules LeFevre and Nick Buckley
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Entertainment
The forgotten Sydney of AC/DC
Some of AC/DC's original members talk about the band’s Sydney origins. Featuring Mark Evans, Noel Taylor, Rob Bailey and Tony Currenti. Video by Tom Compagnoni.
Fast, furious and finished: Legendary rock band farewells fans
After 37 years, Kiwi speed metal act Shihad are bidding a fond farewell to Australian fans.
- by Rod Yates
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