Violent Soho

Flume took out the top spot with his MAY-A collab 'Say Nothing' while Spacey Jane got three spots in the top 10

For their last shows before an indefinite hiatus, the rock band went all out with an explosive (if predictable) showcase of their strengths

“This isn’t the end of the band,” say the Mansfield heroes, “but we are looking forward to giving ourselves some space”

The auction includes backstage meet-and-greets, songwriting sessions, and instruments owned by some of Australia’s most revered artists

Dear Seattle and Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers are down to support

Next year’s edition will return to the festival’s spiritual home of Stuart Park

The camping festival, this time dubbed UNIFY FOREVER, returns to regional Victoria in January

NME catches up with Johann Ponniah, who in 2009 founded I OH YOU, the label home to Hayley Mary, Jack River, DZ Deathrays and many other beloved Aussie artists. He talks keeping a small but potent roster, the differences between the pandemic album campaigns for DMA’S and Violent Soho, and being a person of colour in a predominantly white industry

Tash Sultana, Ziggy Ramo, Ocean Alley and more acts were scheduled to perform

Marking their first headline show since the release of 'Everything Is A-OK'