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Dionne Warwick: ‘Well, first of all, what’s a Doja Cat?’

Dionne Warwick: ‘Well, first of all, what’s a Doja Cat?’

There’s no denying the singer is a cultural icon – now 84, the star will soon return to Australia for a series of concerts.

  • by Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen

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Star of Tina Turner show brings Mariah Carey-style magic to Carols

Star of Tina Turner show brings Mariah Carey-style magic to Carols

The local singer wowing audiences in her role as the superstar from Nutbush, Tennessee, is set to bring some Christmas magic to Carols by Candlelight.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
With goat horns, this metal head is reviving music not heard for centuries

With goat horns, this metal head is reviving music not heard for centuries

From black metal to Nordic folk, Einar Selvik is on a mission to bring his musical past to life.

  • by Scott Ellis
Singin’ in the rain: Pub Choir draws 7000 songbirds to Riverstage

Singin’ in the rain: Pub Choir draws 7000 songbirds to Riverstage

Donning ponchos and dodging puddles, thousands of hearty singers turned out on Wednesday night for a festive fundraiser.

  • by Catherine Strohfeldt
Affairs, drugs and Elton John: Rufus Wainwright’s turbulent youth

Affairs, drugs and Elton John: Rufus Wainwright’s turbulent youth

He lost his virginity at 13, then fell into addiction. But the acclaimed musician has made peace with his past – and found love along the way.

  • by Michael Lallo
Crowded House came to Melbourne and the whole night was wonderfully uncool

Crowded House came to Melbourne and the whole night was wonderfully uncool

The iconic band’s performance at Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday night was a family affair – and a poignant and potent mix of old and new.

  • by Will Cox, Tony Way, Cameron Woodhead and Jessica Nicholas
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Crowd drama rocks Brisbane concert but the Killers still got soul
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Crowd drama rocks Brisbane concert but the Killers still got soul

Back in Bris Vegas, synth-rock Las Vegans the Killers proved they’re still a world-class live act with a greatest-hits show – despite one fan collapsing and another kicked out.

  • by Alex Condon
The MSO has a new chief. Just don’t ask him about art and politics

The MSO has a new chief. Just don’t ask him about art and politics

A bassoonist by trade, the New Zealand-born CEO says he’s preoccupied by change.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
Why we’ll never see anything like the Eras Tour again

Why we’ll never see anything like the Eras Tour again

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour wasn’t just the most successful concert tour of all time. It was a “magic moment” that could be impossible to replicate.

  • by Meg Watson
Jack White returns to the grimy intimacy of the Melbourne venue where he wrote one of his hits

Jack White returns to the grimy intimacy of the Melbourne venue where he wrote one of his hits

Jack White, rock and roll royalty, could fill a much bigger venue than the Corner Hotel several times over – but this grimy intimacy is what he prefers.

  • by Will Cox, Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Cameron Woodhead, Andrew Fuhrmann and Tony Way
Jay-Z denies raping 13-year-old girl in Diddy-related lawsuit

Jay-Z denies raping 13-year-old girl in Diddy-related lawsuit

The billionaire rapper has been accused of raping a 13-year-old, alongside Sean “Diddy” Combs.

  • by Kayla Olaya and Karl Quinn

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