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  1. Located in the heart of Woolloongabba, Blackened Records was opened by owner Simon Denis in July 2023.
  2. In addition to its live music program, Queenstown's Snow Machine hosts parties, events, and activities for thrill-seekers.
  3. "This Review is about listening properly, doing the work in a culturally safe way, and ensuring First Nations music workers are not just consulted, but central to shaping the future of the industry."
  4. The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductees have announced a support line-up of all local rising stars. These future Aussie icons speak on what this opportunity means to them.
  5. Vacations are touring in support of their forthcoming new single, 'Holy Grail,' which stems from a new album on the way.
  6. INXS, Amyl And The Sniffers, Silverchair, Kylie Minogue, Genesis Owusu, and many others feature on the soundtrack for Heartbreak High's third season.
  7. The latest venues round-up collects all the pertinent happenings in Australia's live scene, ranging from new additions, new trends, new initiatives, and more.
  8. “It is a little upsetting to write about it, given our long history with the festival,” Rhythms Magazine Editor Brian Wise said.
  9. For viewers, the demand for Australian music on Australian Idol was clear.
  10. In 2026, there are 52 first-time nominees, seven of whom have been recognised for two awards and five who are recognised for the same song.
  11. This week's The Music Power Pick revealed.
  12. “While sad that I'm finishing, I'm proud of everything I've achieved and leave knowing the organisation has never been stronger," Stewart said.
  13. When asked how Radiohead came to sign off the project, he deadpans, “If I told you I’d have to kill you.”
  14. Guns N' Roses launched into their 2026 World Tour with an epic 25-song setlist of hits, rarities and covers.
  15. Method Man, Raekwon, Cappadonna, and Young Dirty Bastard didn't make it to Wu-Tang Clan's "final" Australian shows, to the disappointment of fans.