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  1. Charli teased the release of 'ROCK MUSIC' with a video in which she stomped on an electric guitar in high heels.
  2. Guts Touring co-founder Jack Parsons catches up with The Music to discuss the upcoming instalment of the beloved live music program that’s bringing artists from major cities into the Northern Territory.
  3. The tour marks The Church's most ambitious run of shows in Australia to date.
  4. Dua Lipa and Tame Impala brought the star power to The O2 Arena in London this week.
  5. You’ve never heard Amyl And The Sniffers’ 'Security' like this.
  6. "There's something undeniably compelling about Headwreck," said Cameron Walsh, the Australian Territory Manager at EMPIRE.
  7. 'Dead Shadows' is the first video clip to feature the band since 2003.
  8. The beloved sibling duo chat to The Music ahead of their upcoming seventh album, a project that that leans into joy, connection, and a sense of shared experience.
  9. PNAU have also released the new single, Nirvana, which Nick Littlemore says "represents the birth of a new era."
  10. The 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' hitmaker was admitted to the hospital in Faro, Portugal, for emergency surgery earlier this week.
  11. You'll find numerous claims out there stating that listening to songs tuned to 'A 432Hz' can be beneficial, but what's the truth?
  12. Westlife return to Australia and New Zealand for the first time in two decades in 2027.
  13. With standout performances, heartfelt storytelling, and a deliciously immersive atmosphere, Waitress is a recipe for perfection.
  14. Plini will showcase his biggest production to date in Australia and New Zealand this winter.
  15. “It was important to us in an age where everything seems to be driven by AI slop, we really wanted the album to feel real, and the artwork to reflect that,” Enter Shikari's Rob Rolfe said.