News: Tropical F*ck Storm Announce Full Australian Tour for Fairyland Codex
TFS have added a second Sydney show following a rapid sell-out, with dates in Brisbane and Melbourne also now confirmed.
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Live Review: Roger Daltrey – The Piece Hall, Halifax. 30.07.25
Age is just a number as Roger Daltrey rocks The Piece Hall in Halifax
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Track: Norwich Folk-Rock Risers Takeda Share Transportive New Single ‘Reynardine’
Norwich quartet Takeda return with the stunning, transportive new single ‘Reynardine’ and announce the upcoming debut album In Venus’ Train, due September 17th on Drongo Records. Showcasing the bands stylistic blend…
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News: Somewhere In Between Share New Single ‘Lay Your Head On Me’
Canadian-American indie folk duo Somewhere In Between, the husband-wife team of Deena Robertson and Austin Bisnow, have returned to the spotlight with their latest single, ‘Lay Your Head On Me’,…
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News: Lauren Alex Hooper Releases New EP ‘Too Much And Not Enough, Vol. 1’
Alt-pop artist and songwriter Lauren Alex Hooper releases the new EP Too Much And Not Enough, Vol. 1 A powerful five-track that marks her most personal and resonant work to date.…
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News: Bootleggers Turns Two: Free Shows Announced for August–September
Bootleggers will host a month-long run of free gigs this August–September to celebrate its second year in operation
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News: Deathcore Mainstays Oceano Return to Australia
Oceano will return to Australia for a farewell tour focused solely on their early records Depths and Contagion
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News: OK Motels 2025 Lineup Blends Folk, Punk and Synth in Regional Victoria
OK Motels heads back to Rochester this October with a lineup led by Marlon Williams, Kacy & Clayton and Sylvie, plus a full day of performances across local pubs.
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News: CKY Lock In Three Australian Dates for 2026
CKY bring their raw, riff-heavy sound back to local stages.
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News & Track: No Cigar Bring Latest Album ‘Under The Surface’ to Australia This October
Somewhere between indie, rock, and that unexplainable groove that only seems to come out of Aotearoa, No Cigar have quietly (then loudly) become one of the region’s most exciting rising…
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