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  1. "I love my first record so much, but I don't think it reflects the live experience, and that's what I'm trying to do with this next record."
  2. Time to stop believin'.
  3. Even after going 200 times Platinum (count 'em), these Kiwi conquerors are still finding new ways to innovate, expand and claim their turf.
  4. Vika & Linda will celebrate their new album with a 46-date Australian tour taking place from May to October.
  5. "This is massive not just for Sonny, but for Australian music as a whole and a great reminder that our local artists can dominate on the charts alongside global hits."
  6. As the Foo Fighters ready themselves to embark upon Australian shores once again, two regional cities are showing plenty of excitement.
  7. Shatner said he's covering tracks by Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest on his forthcoming metal album.
  8. Gently mixing pop, folk, electro and a distinct view of the world for decades, 'Art School Reverie' sees slow-burn legend Sally Seltmann inviting some delightful nostalgia with her strong and simple songwriting.
  9. 'Your Favorite Toy' was announced just days after Foo Fighters revealed that they'd return to Australia later this year.
  10. Even Prime Minister Anthony Albanese supports the campaign for the superstar to visit Ipswich, calling on Ed Sheeran to visit “Ipswich, Queensland, not Ipswich, UK.”
  11. The Belgium-born Melbourne-based musician has an intimate discussion with The Music about the highs and lows of her musical journey ahead of her upcoming sophomore album release.
  12. Ben Folds is currently in Australia for a sold-out tour, and the fun continues later this year.
  13. After almost a decade between albums, Melbourne trio Grim Rhythm come roaring back with a wordless record that's also surprisingly diverse.
  14. "We’re grateful to be able to help fundraise for a very worthy charity," Suffa said of the auction, which includes a 2008 Big Day Out banner and stacks of other rare items.
  15. As Cartel make their return to Australia for the first time in 13 years, frontman Will Pugh looks back on the stellar debut that changed everything for them.