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  1. Following Good Things Festival, Shirley Manson took to social media to say she makes "NO APOLOGIES whatsoever for getting annoyed at beachballs at shows."
  2. The highlights from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s rock show at the Enmore Theatre, Sydney.
  3. The highlights from the 2025 edition of Good Things Festival in Melbourne.
  4. From Tool and Refused playing huge sets to Make Them Suffer embracing pyro and Maple's Pet Dinosaur making their Good Things debut, these are just some of the highlights from the Melbourne edition of Good Things.
  5. Lady Gaga played her first Australian show in eleven years in Melbourne last night.
  6. Enter below to win tickets to see Travis perform their beloved second album, 'The Man Who,' in its entirety in January 2026.
  7. David Byrne has picked cuts from the likes of Prince, 100 gecs, Phoebe Bridgers, and Australia's own Julia Jacklin for his new playlist.
  8. "We couldn’t miss you, Adelaide," Linkin Park said of their new show.
  9. The Melbourne and Sydney legs of Laneway Festival's 2026 edition are sold out, with limited tickets remaining for all other dates.
  10. Nudity, Spanish elections, and chart hits for the band that’s again calling it quits.
  11. The boycott comes after the organising committee voted to allow Israel to compete.
  12. “Our nightlife and creative industries need events like BIGSOUND, supporting them is supporting a thriving, connected future for our state.”
  13. From RÜFÜS DÜ SOL and Ninajirachi to Spacey Jane, Adela, and many others, find out what Australia's music industry spun in 2025.
  14. "We see a focus on local community as being an essential path forward in our vision for a thriving New South Wales music community."
  15. As Scottish outfit Travis return to Australia for the first time in 24 years, frontman Fran Healy reflects on their rise to fame, seminal album 'The Man Who,' and his own relationship with this country.