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Western Australian singer-songwriter Michael Ward returns with ‘Little Yellow Aeroplane’ (Out Friday, Oct 30), a deeply personal, emotionally charged grunge-rock track that explores the psychological turmoil of a young man trying to end a toxic relationship.
What could have been done differently? Was there a right way to love someone? Sometimes, a relationship just wasn't meant to be. US-born, Naarm/Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Oscar LaDell sits with these familiar questions on his new single 'Tell Me True'
If you fancy yourself as Sherlock Holmes, Inspector Morse, Miss Marple, or Columbo, then you have the credentials to sleuth Mary Valley Rattler’s Murder Mystery Express on Saturday 7 November.
Seven emerging Gympie performers will share the stage with five professional actors this November when Perseverance Street Theatre Company (PSTC) hosts The Assignment, a hilarious and nostalgic coming-of-age comedy by acclaimed North Queensland playwright and director Terri Brabon.
With her effortless integration of dreamy vocals, exciting synthesisers, and exciting, punchy drums, Lizzie Hosking has created new single “Mother is Medusa.”
Brisbane alt-rock trio The Phosphenes are back with a new double single, Hourglass / Better That Way. After a huge year of shows — including their first run of interstate gigs in New South Wales and support slots with Bodyjar and Jebediah — the band are keeping the momentum going with their second release of […]
Blues and roots music often lean on familiar tropes that many listeners can’t genuinely relate to. Victoria-based artist Nick Carver gives that homogenised scene a giant middle finger with ‘Railroad’,
Sydney-based indie-pop artist Holly Wild embraces the messiness of life through dreamy guitar, catchy choruses and emotionally honest storytelling on new album ‘Technicolour’, out October 16.
Katchafire and Laughton Kora have collaborated on “Bounce”, the next single is out on October 2, lifted from Katchafire’s ‘Revival 2.0 Guest Edition’ album.
Big country-rock riffs, bright hooks and an irrepressible feel-good streak run through James Keith's new album ‘I Call It Magic When I'm With You’, out Friday, October 9. Bringing the scale of rock and the immediacy of country-pop together, Keith delivers fourteen tracks of soaring choruses, twangy guitars and husky vocals, capturing the rush, uncertainty and sheer joy of finding a love worth holding onto.