Cold Chisel carve out another No.1 album
‘If someone told me back in 1974 that we’d be having a number one album in 50 years, I would never have believed it,’ said guitarist and singer Ian Moss on Friday.
‘If someone told me back in 1974 that we’d be having a number one album in 50 years, I would never have believed it,’ said guitarist and singer Ian Moss on Friday.
A week after shocking festivalgoers and the music industry alike by revealing that Bluesfest would conclude in 2025, organisers have on Wednesday announced the first artist line-up.
A rave review from a first-time orchestra concertgoer posted on social media has ignited interest among a new audience, and the Queensland Symphony Orchestra has responded with gratitude and a discounted ticket offer.
Some of the nation’s most popular artists are banding together to take a stand against a new perceived enemy: artificial intelligence tools.
The American magician, author and podcast host confesses on his Bob Dylan fandom, mastery, learning upright bass, money, and 50 years of performing alongside Teller.
The roll-call of Australian festivals either cancelled or postponed so far this year makes for depressing reading among music fans. Can the industry be saved?
It’s fitting that Missy Higgins has become the youngest solo artist to be inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, as the acclaimed musician continues to pulse with youthful vitality.
When the organisers of Bluesfest Byron Bay announced it would be calling it a day, the industry and live music fans alike went into mourning.
The teetering Australian market for multi-day music festivals received another major blow on Wednesday, when Bluesfest organisers announced that 2025 would mark its finale.
‘That wasn’t in the game plan, to be the person that people look at with tears in their eyes,’ says Cave, whose life changed dramatically in 2015. ‘For me, it was never supposed to be that.’
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