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  1. "Our baby is hitting double digits, and we’re throwing it a big f***-off birthday," the band told fans.
  2. Aussie solo acts are in fine form on the charts at the moment, with Tom Busby and Meg Mac making strong showings in this week's results.
  3. triple j's Like A Version studios will be crowded this month, with the station doubling its output across the Tuesday afternoon Drive and Friday Mornings slots in March.
  4. Stage Tour is currently in “active development,” with plans for release before the end of 2026.
  5. The acclaimed singer-songwriter launches her album 'Love and Fortune' at Melbourne's Corner Hotel, with support from Ullah and Hannah McKittrick.
  6. “I’m so honoured to represent Australia on one of the biggest and most iconic music stages in the world at Eurovision,” Goodrem said.
  7. I Prevail have locked in their biggest-ever Australian tour to date.
  8. Bad Bunny's long-awaited Australian debut took place in Sydney overnight, with the Puerto Rican musician delivering a setlist full of classics and fan favourites.
  9. The highlights of Pulp’s performance at Elder Park as part of Adelaide Festival.
  10. As the gentle rain began to intensify, G launched into fan favourites, setting the pace for what would be a soaking-wet, massive set covering their three records.
  11. Will Ed Sheeran try a signature Bunnings snag while in Melbourne?
  12. The hip-hop group shared that Eso is “currently unwell in hospital” and will be okay, “but needs time to recover.”
  13. Sedaka passed away just hours after being rushed to the hospital for an undisclosed medical emergency.
  14. "You don’t get to appropriate it without a fight," Radiohead wrote in a statement.
  15. “We wanted to show that e-waste can be repurposed into something that people can relate to universally,” explained The Avalanches’ Robbie Chater.