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  1. Melanie C returns to Australia this November, playing shows in support of her forthcoming album, 'Sweat.'
  2. The 'Ordinary' hitmaker has locked in a tour of Australia and New Zealand that's anything but.
  3. Maynard James Keenan will be pulling double duty when another of his projects, Puscifer, opens all Australian and New Zealand shows.
  4. "Please know this isn’t a cancellation; the team are working on rescheduling the tour," Marriott informed fans.
  5. The highlights from Peach PRC’s headline show at Adelaide’s AEC Theatre.
  6. You will likely require some patience, but there is a way to get your money back if you were planning on attending Bluesfest 2026.
  7. In the wake of Bluesfest's collapse, we look back at the musical legacy of one of Australia's greatest ever festivals.
  8. In the wake of Bluesfest's 2026 event being cancelled, a liquidator has now been appointed to manage their financial obligations.
  9. Gilmour played the guitar on classic Pink Floyd records such as 'The Dark Side Of The Moon' and 'The Wall.'
  10. “I've been through so many eras where it's been such a sad girl time for me,” Amy Shark admits as she stands on the precipice of a new era.
  11. "This is only the beginning," teases director Maggie Kang.
  12. More than a dozen movers and shakers in the Australian music scene have made their way into Billboard's list of Global Power Players. Let's unpack their respective inclusions.
  13. “After 36 years as Australia’s most awarded music festival, Byron Bay Bluesfest has made the difficult decision not to proceed with the 2026 event."
  14. Dropkick Murphys, Primal Scream, The Murder Capital, and many others feature on the album.
  15. Two of Australian rock's most beloved women have been hitting the road differently this year - and they hope others will follow suit.