Everything has a beginning, a middle and an end after some fashion or other; and to THAT end, all things must pass. And so it came to be that Australian Crawl, after its fashion, in February 1986, came to an end.
Genuine and Stable is a sympathetic look at a shitty situation: an immigrant judged not by her peers, but by strangers—and on the basis of a private relationship which is nobody’s business but their own, but which must be recorded and questioned.
LINKIN PARK – Mike Shinoda, Dave “Phoenix” Farrell, Joe Hahn, Emily Armstrong, and Colin Brittain – following their recently announced Australian tour, confirm their highly anticipated return to New Zealand in 2026 on the From Zero World Tour – their first visit since 2013.
Sax man Dave McMurray has just released I Love Life (Even When I’m Hurting) on Blue Note Records.
Critically acclaimed Australian artist Chet Faker releases his new single ‘Can You Swim?’, in lead up to the release of his upcoming album A LOVE FOR STRANGERS on February 13, 2026 via BMG.
Liberation Hall Music has just reissued American Music and Non Fiction, the first and third albums by The Blasters.
With Rips From the Cutting Room Floor, The Waterboys push their long-gestating Dennis Hopper project into its widest frame yet.
Today, Live Nation announces the return of Grammy Award-winning Canadian alt-jazz trio BADBADNOTGOOD to Australian and New Zealand shores in March 2026.
Die My Love delivers a visceral, unflinching portrait of postpartum depression and psychosis, anchored by a career-defining performance from Jennifer Lawrence.
Towards the end of her generous set, Nadia Reid spoke of her studio in Salford and how it takes two buses and over an hour to get there from her new home in Manchester. But, said a close friend, it’s all about the journey.