Bryan Adams Announces ‘Pretty Woman’ Musical Coming to Australia
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Rock legend Bryan Adams was on hand to announce the Australian debut of 'Pretty Woman: The Musical' at a press conference in Brisbane
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‘Hasn’t Been That Way Maybe Ever’: How Being in ‘Such a Good Spot’ Helped Underoath Make New Album
Posted in: Music NewsIn an Australian exclusive chat, Underoath vocalist Spencer Chamberlain talks to Rolling Stone AU/NZ about brand new album, 'The Place After This One'
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Hands Like Houses Start A New Chapter With ‘Atmospherics’
Posted in: Music NewsCanberra band Hands Like Houses are back with their most ambitious project yet - a double album with a new lead singer.
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Madonna Confirms ‘Confessions’ Sequel Is on the Way
Posted in: Music NewsMadonna confirmed that she is working on 'Confessions 2,' a follow-up to her Grammy-winning 2005 album 'Confessions on a Dance Floor.'
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Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco to Share Their ‘Love Story’ on Album ‘I Said I Love You First’
Posted in: Music NewsSelena Gomez and Benny Blanco announced that they'll drop collaborative album 'I Said I Love You First' as they shared single "Scared of Loving You."
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Royel Otis Score Support Act Slot for Halsey Tour
Posted in: Music NewsAfter a massive 2024, this year is already looking even better for Royel Otis.
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9lives & Odetari Drop Fiery New Collab ‘UP FREESTYLE’
Posted in: Music NewsThe NZ producer and US rapper bring the heat with a high-energy track that follows their Gold-certified hit 'I LOVE YOU HOE'
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Casual Healing Drops Soulful New Single ‘Aroha’
Posted in: Music NewsWellington's Casual Healing sets the mood this Valentine’s with "Aroha", a smooth R&B ballad featuring local rapper Kenzie From Welly
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‘It’s So Important, Now More Than Ever’: ARIA Award Winner Calls for Arts Support as Australia Endures Festival Crisis
Posted in: Music NewsAs major music festivals collapse around the country, an ARIA Award winner has called for Australia to back its arts scene "now more than ever"
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Kanye’s Latest Antics Prove There Are Lines You Still Can’t Cross. But Not for Long
Posted in: Music NewsEven after facing consequences for his offensive posts, Ye's disturbing rhetoric is becoming more or less commonplace.
