The coronavirus pandemic has up-ended society, all but decimated the international arts scene and lit yet another fire under Australian music icon Tina Arena, who explains just how much her industry needs the support of the nation right now.
Bardot’s single Poison came out 20 years ago today but only three members of the band are in celebratory mood, with two refusing to mark the milestone.
The Australian arts community has received $27 million in government funding, however industry bodies are warning it won’t be enough to keep the music playing.
Despite the coronavirus crisis having a devastating impact on the Wiggles and its staff, there is some good news from the group with original member Greg Page bouncing back in spectacular fashion after suffering a heart attack.
Faith No More has joined the long list of bands and performers who have been forced to change the dates of their Australian shows over the coronavirus crisis. See what other gigs are on hold.
You’ve been waiting, now Faith No More have announced they’ve postponed and rescheduled their Australian tour all in one go
The Wiggles have released a song, called Social Distancing, to help explain the new world to kids. These are their top tips for entertaining kids at home.
Despite the soaring success of the Spice Girls the world over in the late ’90s, Sporty Spice Mel C says there were dark times during their rise to the top and opened up about ‘silly cow’ Geri Halliwell’s abrupt exit from the group.
Podcasts — we love ’em. Whether you’re one of those who likes to be ahead of the curve, or just to catch up, this is for you: a road-tested selection to kill time, inform and amuse.
Australian Guy Sebastian is set to join headlines acts like Chris Martin and John Legend by performing virtual concerts. Here are the gigs you can watch while self-isolating.
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