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  1. Paul McCartney's new album is set to feature “Wings-style rock,” “Beatles-style harmonies,” and “McCartney-style grooves.”
  2. 13-year-old INKABEE delivered a soulful take on the Black Eyed Peas' Where Is The Love.
  3. A revitalised version of Sublime is gearing up to hit Australia in 2026 to play headlining shows, led by Jakob Nowell. He tells The Music about their forthcoming tour, new album, and more.
  4. The Australian creative and media sectors detailed how issues of AI and copyright are affecting them to parliamentarians, senior public servants, policy advisors, and industry leaders.
  5. Matt Mason of DMA'S reflect on the band's recent 'Hill's End' anniversary tour, new music, and navigating a mid-30s health kick.
  6. Victoria Police are following “a number of leads” after Love Machine was targeted in a “suspected firebombing attack” this week.
  7. Lebo M’s team seek $7 million in punitive damages against the comedian.
  8. Princess Nokia, Power Trip, Ninajirachi, clipping., Miss Kaninna, Baker Boy and many others are heading to Tasmania in winter for this year's Dark Mofo.
  9. Chris Dalla Riva takes us on a nostalgic journey.... through nostalgia.
  10. This year’s Big Red Bash was 90% sold out before organisers decided to cancel the event due to unsafe conditions.
  11. HEADSEND discuss their debut EP, supporting AC/DC and Tool, and talking Daniel Johns down from a panic attack.
  12. Joff Bush is the architect behind one of the most recognisable theme songs in kids TV, but the arrival of the fourth 'Bluey' album in full orchestral format brought both rewards and challenges.
  13. Alex Warren will now perform thirteen arena shows across Australia and New Zealand this year.
  14. By launching an office on the ground, GYRO.Group is entering the Latin American music market.
  15. "Far out, this year has been huge, and it’s only March!" Sunday Lemonade commented.