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  1. Gilbert said that his recovery has been “bumpy at times”, but he’s feeling “much better and getting stronger by the day.”
  2. A group of young Aussies and The Push called for stronger national infrastructure to support people with dreams of making and participating in music.
  3. Avatar return to Australia three years after making their debut.
  4. In addition to announcing her Heaven Is A Warehouse dates, Memphis LK has unveiled her one-take live set, 'LIVE AT THE DOJO.'
  5. Robbie explained that re-creating the 'Come Into My World' music video was a "full-circle moment" for her, as the first concert she attended was Kylie's 'Fever' tour.
  6. "I want to make this crystal clear for everyone: this is f*cked."
  7. While Peking Duk have released hit singles for over a decade, an album has never eventuated—until now.
  8. The nominated managers represent artists including Boy & Bear, Folk B*tch Trio, Amyl And The Sniffers, SPEED, Miss Kaninna, and many others.
  9. triple j and Double J launched the 24-hour strike by throwing back to the past with an airing of N.W.A.'s 'Express Yourself'.
  10. PPCA Chair and ARIA Award-winning artist Josh Pyke described removing the cap as the “right thing” for Australian artists.
  11. After Spotify refines Artist Profile Protection during the beta, the feature will then be rolled out to all artists “as soon as we possibly can.”
  12. 28 Days are celebrating 30 years of their energetic brand of rap-metal with a national tour this June.
  13. Jungle return to Australia for the first time in three years in March 2027.
  14. D'Arcy Spiller's debut album is just 25 minutes long, but the now Sydney-based artist wastes no time reckoning with death, love and the weight of expectations.
  15. As Bad Bunny continues to dominate the charts in Australia following his shows to 90,000 punters in Sydney, we look back at past non-English language hits.