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  1. The songwriting camp will visit seven studios in Melbourne over three days next month.
  2. "To play the record live in its entirety around the nation will be mega," the band said, locking in a tour in support of their seminal third album.
  3. Australia missed out on its its first induction to the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 23 years when INXS were snubbed. It's time to change that.
  4. 320 artists will perform across 215 venues over 17 nights next month as Great Southern Nights returns to New South Wales.
  5. In celebration of Record Store Day, we chat to a few veterans of the record store scene about the importance of physical media.
  6. As this year’s season of Australian Idol draws to a close, The Music has gathered the information you need to know ahead of tonight’s results show.
  7. Protomartyr returns to Australia for the first time since 2018 this June.
  8. Other inductees include Billy Idol, Joy Division/New Order, Luther Vandross, Phil Collins, and Wu-Tang Clan, as well as Queen Latifah and Rick Rubin, in separate categories.
  9. 'Weekends' is the first single from Phil Jamieson's upcoming solo album, '10Charlie.' Today, The Music shares a video premiere for the track.
  10. The shows arrive after The Temper Trap drop 'Sungazer,' their first new album in ten years.
  11. The Drones are heading on their first national tour in a decade this August and September.
  12. Charlie Puth brings his 'Whatever's Clever' show to Australia and New Zealand this November.
  13. American progressive rock band Coheed and Cambria, and Melbourne’s own alt-metal outfit, Thornhill, will open the shows.
  14. "The legacy of INXS lives on. They remain as relevant as ever, continuing to inspire new generations and bring that unmistakable Aussie spirit to fans around the world," said APRA Chair Jenny Morris.
  15. “'Ghost World' is meant to be played live, and I’m bringing this experience to my home, Australia,” says Alison Wonderland.