Garrett goes solo with new album
Midnight Oil singer and retired federal minister Peter Garrett will release his first solo album on July 15.
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Dami pipped by Ukraine
She may have only just missed out on being crowned Eurovision winner but Dami Im can expect a hero’s welcome.
Prince guitar up for sale
A bright yellow, uniquely shaped guitar used by Prince is going up for auction.
Dami Im’s Eurovision nailbiter
Dami Im scored the most jury votes but fell short on the public vote, losing to Ukraine in a nailbiting Eurovision finale.
He got a ticket to write
There’s an intriguing tale behind the latest biography of a Beatle.
Ace of bass
On her path to success, Grammy Award winner Esperanza Spalding has put one galling experience behind her.
Radiohead’s bleak vision
There are moments on Radiohead’s new album that are nothing short of terrifying.
You can always get what you want
Want to succeed in business, like the Rolling Stones? Here are the five golden rules for dynamic, durable success.
Dami sings to Eurovision final
Australia’s glittering wildcard entrant is into the final of the song contest in Stockholm with a power ballad | VIDEO
Prince was seeing local doctor
Investigators want to know what happened when Prince twice met a local doctor in the weeks before he died.
Convict claims he’s Prince’s son
A 39-year-old convict claims he is the son of Prince, seeking a DNA test that could make him an heir.
Bernard and the beast
Former Powderfinger singer Bernard Fanning releases Belly of the Beast, a call to action in political times.
Search shows Prince on meds
Investigators search Prince’s home after a warrant reveals a doctor treated the musician the day before he died.
Loner on the upswing
“Blackfella music has gone beyond clap sticks and didgeridoos,” Vic Simms says. “There is commercial talent out there.”
Musos take Coriole to next level
The Coriole Music Festival is always a treat, but this year’s programming and performances were exceptionally exciting.
ACO’s exceptional approach
The ACO’s program embraces works whose technical elements are overshadowed by their composers’ fierce originality.
Joyously off the planet
We Will Rock You, in which rock-pop-glam gods Queen meet cheesy sci-fi, is radiantly, fabulously bonkers.
Accepting the chaos
Something for Kate’s Paul Dempsey, back with a new solo album, says he’s happy to celebrate the mess of life.
Six of the very best
What a line-up. Six acts of unprecedented collective pedigree have agreed to appear at a festival in California.
Down and dirty
With the Rio Olympic Games looming, samba queen Elza Soares has produced an album of bloodcurdling protest songs.
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