The Pussycat Dolls are back — and already making headlines for their risque return performance that was labelled a “strip show” with dance moves from “an adult channel”. But Nicole Scherzinger insists it’s all about empowerment.
The original Sound Relief in 2009 pulled together some of the biggest names in music in just five weeks after Black Saturday. Now Ed Sheeran and Elton John are at the top of the list to headline another charity concert for bushfire victims.
Two pop song game changers have been named the ARIA Chart Artists of the Decade, even as Adele claims victory for the biggest album of the 2010s.
After volunteering at Foodbank for bushfire victims, Lizzo turned her extraordinary and energetic Forum show into the world’s coolest TED talk for positivity and it was the escapism we needed right now.
Some of the world’s biggest musical acts are in talks to headline a huge Sound Relief concert in support of Australia’s bushfire crisis victims. But who will perform?
Smoke haze has forced the “devastated” organisers of popular festival A Day on The Green to cancel their Rutherglen concert. Cold Chisel was set to rock the stage, but the gig was axed after hazardous conditions failed to improve.
The year has only just begun, but there’s already an array of local and international musicians in town, with more headed our way. Here’s a guide to the best tours of 2020
Jessica Mauboy and Courtney Barnett are among the first musicians to announce bushfire benefit shows in Melbourne, with one performance selling out in two hours.
Multi-day music festivals have been a rite of passage for so many Australians, but as our summers become more unpredictable, all that could be coming to an end, writes Cameron Adams.
Australia’s beloved Farnsy had Falls Festival Lorne rocking when he took to the main stage on Saturday night. But festival-goers were unaware of the record the 70-year-old broke during the performance.
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