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  1. James Reyne was recently diagnosed with a common form of skin cancer and requires the necessary procedures and treatment.
  2. "Bardot is reuniting, and I honestly don’t have the words… only feelings," said Belinda Chapple.
  3. The shows mark Mitski’s first Australian shows since 2019.
  4. The news comes just weeks after Taylor filed a lawsuit against US photographer Jamie Nelson for allegedly selling images from a prior photoshoot as "fine art prints" despite being instructed not to do so.
  5. While the tour will focus heavily on 'Everything Sucks,' Descendents still promise to perform a career-spanning set of live staples and fan-favourites.
  6. Ahead of a highly anticipated set at Perth Festival, Adalita explains how what began as a jam between herself, Mick Harvey, Mick Turner and Marty Brown became the brooding, beautiful Bleak Squad.
  7. Artists include four-piece indie rock band Peach Fuzz, country rock artist Robbie Mortimer, and award-winning Māori neo-soul artist MOHI.
  8. 'Michael,' led by the King of Pop's real-life nephew Jaafar Jackson, lands in cinemas this April.
  9. “We’ve always been saying the best thing about our cruises is that you have a community of music fans always around you."
  10. "Giggling because I don’t even think this is THAT outrageous of an outfit..."
  11. Fischer-Z will mark their 50th anniversary with their first-ever trip to Australia later this year.
  12. As international heavyweights again dominate the Aussie charts for 2025, the local representation rises ever-so-slightly from the previous year.
  13. The woman who signed Kylie pulls no punches in 'Four Weddings And An Encore.'
  14. Australian fans can expect a playful, creative adventure from a beloved actor and musician, featuring incredible jazz players.
  15. The 2026 list features over 40 debutant shortlisted artists, including Ninajirachi, Playlunch’s Liam Bell, Ecca Vandal, Emily Wurramara, and others.