News: Kim Gordon Announces New Album PLAY ME
Kim Gordon will release her third solo album PLAY ME on March 13 via Matador Records, led by the new single NOT TODAY.
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Deb Pelser
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Lover of live music. Writes, Shoots and Leaves.
Live Gallery: Travis and Josh Pyke Share the Stage at Sydney’s Darling Harbour Theatre 14.01.2026
At Sydney’s ICC Theatre, Travis perform The Man Who in full, with Josh Pyke opening a night shaped by reflection, melody and long-held songs.
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News: SXSW Sydney Will Not Proceed in 2026, Organisers Confirm
SXSW Sydney will not return in 2026, closing a three-year chapter that put Australia and the Asia-Pacific on the global SXSW stage.
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News: Joey Valence & Brae Announce Australian and New Zealand Tour
Joey Valence & Brae will return to Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand this April, bringing their latest album HYPERYOUTH to stages across the region.
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Track: Gordi Shares New Single ‘High Line’ and Announces Australian Tour
Gordi has released High Line, a new single written with Alex Lahey, alongside the announcement of an 11-date Australian tour from March to May.
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News: BTS Confirm Australian Dates on 2026–27 World Tour
BTS have announced their return to Australia, with Melbourne and Sydney dates confirmed for early 2027 as part of their global stadium tour.
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Track: FOLEY Return with New Single ‘CINEMATIC’
FOLEY have released CINEMATIC, the first single from their upcoming EP Like An Actress, continuing their shift toward a more organic, performance-led sound.
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Track: Sydney Indie Band The Sooks Share New Track Ahead of EP
The Sooks’ new single Take It Slow reflects on ambition, burnout and finding balance as the Sydney band prepare to release their next EP.
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Track: MØL Share New Single ‘CRUSH’ Ahead of Dreamcrush Release
MØL have released CRUSH, the latest single from their upcoming album Dreamcrush, due January 30 via Nuclear Blast Records.
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News: Origin Announce First Australian Tour Since 2014
Technical death metal veterans Origin will return to Australia in June 2026 for their first tour in over a decade, headlining Sydney Dethfest and a run of national dates.
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