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Punk-rock legends The Hard-Ons with new frontman Tim Rogers and their just released 13th studio album ‘I’m Sorry Sir, That Riff’s Been Taken’, which is sitting at #1 on ARIA mid-week charts.

End of Fashion are from Perth, Western Australia. The group gained mainstream attention with its 2005 single, “O Yeah”, that was voted into eighth position of the “Hottest 100” poll, compiled by Australian youth radio station, Triple J. The group has released three studio albums.

Born in Greece in 1925, Mikis Theodorakis resolutely devoted his life to fighting for freedom and justice, searching for valid and comprehensible forms of musical expression, and pursuing the significance of art. This long journey ended in Athens on Thursday morning of 2 September in Athens.

A mix of Australian songwriters and industry gathered to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the APRA Music Awards, the event recognising the talented songwriters and music publishers that have achieved outstanding success across 15 categories in the past year. 

To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Imagine Empire Touring have assembled a stellar line-up of talent to bring alive the John Lennon classic in its entirety along with a set of Lennon classics including “Woman”, “Mind Games”, “Instant Karma”, “Give Peace a Chance”, “Beautiful Boy”, “Power to the People” and maybe even a surprise Lennon penned Beatles classic or two.

American rock band Mayday Parade concluded their Australian Tour with an all-ages show at The Croxton in Melbourne on Saturday afternoon 30 April 2022.

Sydney’s psychedelic rock-and-roll occultists The Neptune Power Federation celebrated the release of their fifth album in ten years Le Demon De L’Amour by headlining the second edition of Holy Smoke! at the legendary Tote Hotel in Melbourne on Friday 22 April 2022.

Endless Boogie take their name from John Lee Hooker’s 1971 LP, which should give you some idea about their minimalist approach and single-minded drive.

Combining high energy with soulful harmony, Howlin’ Rain are a vehicle for Ethan Miller of Comets on Fire, who describes the band’s latest album thusly: “The guiding principle for The Alligator Bride was to create ‘Neal Cassady Rock’. Which is to say, high energy, good-times adventure music, driving the hippie bus, shirtless and stoned, up for four days straight, and extremely fuzzy around the edges.”

Brolga’s unique music blends Rock, Blues, Funk and Indigenous sounds and rhythms.

Lead by Russell ‘Rusty’ Smith a Pitjantjatjara man and featuring some of Melbourne’s most celebrated musicians including Dave Mudie and Bones Slone (Courtney Barnett Band), Phil Ceberano and Matty Vehl.