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  1. “It’s been a solo effort. A very insular process. It was all very spontaneous, the idea of jumping in the studio and doing an album, and a vinyl, and a tour."
  2. “We are so excited to headline Australia for the first time in 7 years and return back to New Zealand after a decade!” August Burns Red said.
  3. On the cusp of releasing her debut album, 'The Chronicles Of A Serial Idealist,' Charley is having a full-circle moment.
  4. As the 'Bowl My Bones' co-headline tour approaches, Bowling For Soup's Jaret Reddick and Frank Turner look back on past Australian tours, discuss camaraderie, and tease new material.
  5. No other cities in the Southern Hemisphere will host Chase & Status's Section 63 show, making the Perth event unmissable.
  6. Extraordinary demand for tickets to Karnivool's 'In Verses' tour, presented by The Music, has led to an extra show in the band's home city of Perth.
  7. "Gong Christmas" returns for another two-day music festival in the heart of Wollongong this October.
  8. RocKwiz is returning to its beginnings, hosting four nights at The Espy's Gershwin Room next month, minus the cameras.
  9. Noah Kahan will now perform six arena shows in Australia later this year.
  10. Liam Gallagher said he and Noel would attend the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony and they'd be "soooooo proud and humble."
  11. “A decision to close would not be taken lightly, and work is being done to avoid that outcome."
  12. What is it about Irish trio Kingfishr that's moving audiences across the globe? Traditional folk and songs about modern-day plights consistently win over fans.
  13. Death Cab for Cutie return to Australia for the first time in over seven years this November.
  14. With her win, 21-year-old Kesha Oayda became the first woman to win 'Australian Idol' since 2007.
  15. Ahead of Groovin the Moo's triumphant return, The Music chatted to Managing Director of Fuzzy Operations Adelle Robinson about the importance of live music in regional Australia.