News: Doja Cat Plots First-Ever Arena Tour of Australia & NZ
Doja Cat has announced her first-ever arena tour of Australia and New Zealand, landing this November as part of the Ma Vie World Tour.
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News: London trio bar italia bring Some Like It Hot to Australia this December
bar italia will return to Australia in December, adding Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane headline shows to their Meredith Festival appearance.
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News: A One-Night-Only Opera House Gig for Perfume Genius This December
Perfume Genius brings his confessional new album Glory to life at the Opera House Concert Hall this December.
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Live Gallery: The Stamps Bring Their Debut Album to a Packed Vine Street Room
From chairs to pillows on the floor, the crowd creates its own architecture of closeness, echoing the Stamps' own tight-knit bond.
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News: Lagwagon bring HOSS back to Australia & NZ for 30th anniversary tour
Lagwagon will mark the 30th anniversary of HOSS with a run of shows across Australia and New Zealand in 2026.
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Premiere: The Maggie Pills’ Video for “Swords and Knives” lands ahead of album release
The Maggie Pills’ new video “Swords and Knives” captures love’s raw edge and inevitable loss, setting the tone for their second album.
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News: bar italia announce new album Some Like It Hot
Over 160 live shows since 2023 have reshaped bar italia into a powerful five-piece on stage.
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News: The High Kings bring folk tradition to Australia this September
The High Kings’ Step It Out World Tour begins this September, with shows already selling out in Melbourne and Perth.
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News: Lost Paradise 2025 Turns Up the Heat for NYE
Lost Paradise returns for its 11th year with a lineup spanning Ben Böhmer, Duke Dumont, Confidence Man, Underworld, I Hate Models, KETTAMA, Maribou State, Marc Rebillet and X CLUB.
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Track: Bloom Announce Sophomore Album The Light We Chase with New Single Withered
New single Withered offers a bleak but honest reflection on worth, backed by some of Bloom’s heaviest instrumentation to date.
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