Live Music Is Dead, Long Live Live Music
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As Australian grassroots live music venues struggle, a very different show goes on.
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Best New Zealand Music of the Week: April 28th-May 4th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
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Why Jill Sobule ‘I Kissed a Girl’ Remains a Model for Queer Representation
Posted in: Music FeaturesJill Sobule died on May 1, but her best-known song remains an important piece of LGBTQ culture
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How Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers Graduated From ‘School of Rock’ to Playing Stadiums with Pearl Jam
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Australian rock band sat down with Rolling Stone AU/NZ for a revealing interview for our March-May 2025 issue
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Melbourne Recital Centre 2025: 4 Shows You Won’t Want to Miss
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom bagpipes, psych-folk, to sci-fi dance - Melbourne Recital Centre’s 2025 program presents four boundary-pushing performances this winter
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Song You Need to Know: Grecco Romank ft. Princess Chelsea, ‘Don’t Get Caught’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Tāmaki Makaurau trio are back with news of their most ambitious album yet
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Why Blues on Broadbeach Is the Gold Coast’s Ultimate Music & Foodie Weekend
Posted in: Music FeaturesBlues, bites, and beachfront energy — Blues on Broadbeach is back in 2025 with four massive days of music, food, and coastal vibes you won’t want to miss
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Meet SXNCELLO, the Melbourne Duo Primed for a Global Breakout
Posted in: Music FeaturesMeet SXNCELLO, the viral Aussie duo blending sax, cello, and electronic soun - where love, art, and family fuel their global rise
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Bluesfest 2025: A Smoky, Soulful Celebration of Sound and Flavour
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe smoky scent of southern BBQ became an unofficial stage in 2025, thanks to Grill Mates and Stubb’s BBQ Sauce
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A Year Later, No One Can Get Over the Kendrick and Drake Beef
Posted in: Music FeaturesLast May, Kendrick Lamar and Drake went on an unprecedented spree of disses, and the rap world is still buzzing
