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  1. This week's The Music Power Pick revealed.
  2. The highlights from The Streets’ headline show at Brisbane's QPAC.
  3. “I am proud to have stood up for myself and for artists who may face similar situations," photographer Jamie Nelson said in a statement.
  4. Apple Music have now launched optional Transparency Tags, allowing distributors and labels to note the use of AI in relation to a song's composition, album artwork, and music video.
  5. Music and motor sport collide at Albert Park as Rita Ora and Rogue Traders turn the Lakeside Festival into the Australian Grand Prix’s most electrifying post-qualifying highlight.
  6. As Guns N' Roses prepare for another Australian trek, the rock icons' itinerary also includes two regional stops, which will undoubtedly be a boon for the local economy.
  7. Amy Taylor features on the 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man' movie soundtrack alongside Nick Cave and Fontaines D.C.
  8. Sama’ Abdulhadi was scheduled to perform at two major Australian festivals this weekend: Pitch Music & Arts and WOMADelaide.
  9. "Standing up there singing with those lads playing behind me… THE POWER. I get it," Williams said of his Ozzy Osbourne tribute, describing it as a "life highlight."
  10. Tickets are free as filming for 'The Voice Australia' continues this month.
  11. It seems that one night in Auckland and Brisbane wasn't enough for Iron Maiden fans...
  12. The singers will pay tribute to Queen with a concert tour this July and August.
  13. Marlon Williams has the power to make you feel living-room comfortable while suddenly lifting you into a soaring, wondrous space of reverie.
  14. Should Australia have the same rule to combat this annoying practice?
  15. '69' is the long-awaited follow-up to Moler's 1997 ARIA-nominated album, 'Golden Duck.'