Rose Tattoo frontman Angry Anderson has lashed “the pathetic left” for its savage “woke” reaction to Melbourne singer Hayley Mary’s pro-Trump cap, saying it “does not have the right to counsel or cancel”.
A former member of The Masters Apprentices has taken aim at John Farnham’s claims music manager Darryl Sambell was abusive, saying he helped make The Voice.
Music legend Sir Bob Geldof — in Melbourne for the Cup — says his “out of this world” Live Aid stage show is headed Down Under next year, and has been praised as “insanely good”.
The audience of Coldplay’s second sold-out concert in Melbourne was treated to a surprise visit from an 80s Hollywood star.
Chris Martin paid an emotional tribute to Shane Warne at Coldplay’s first Melbourne show, with the band forced to perform without a key member.
Melbourne theatre star Silvie Paladino has revealed how challenging and “frustrating” it has been to play the alternate lead to Sarah Brightman in Sunset Boulevard.
Australian rock legends Cold Chisel have performed a stunning retrospective in the first of their six sold-out Victorian shows, wowing the audience with the absolute best of the best.
From shoppers to businessmen to students, Scottish people have personally thanked Dan Andrews for giving them the chance to host one of the world’s most-renowned sporting events – for free.
News of the death of nightclub king Jamie Nasser has swept across Melbourne’s entertainment scene, with tributes flowing for the King of Clubs, who was always there to back live music and artists.
Beloved musical Les Miserables will come to Melbourne in 2025 with Little Britain legend Matt Lucas in a starring role — so you’d better believe it will be different to the shows you’ve seen before.
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