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Songwriter Maggie Rogers has taken to social media to address an incident of verbal harassment that occurred during her recent show in Austin, Texas. According to the statement, Rogers was speaking to the crowd “about gratitude and growth and change” – “the most vulnerable part of the set” – before performing breakout hit ‘Alaska’. During […]
Perth’s Canning Highway will become the world’s longest stage next year when it’s transformed into Highway to Hell, a free finale to to Perth Festival on Sunday, 1st March 2020. A slew of local and international bands will be cranking out AC/DC hits from the back of semi-trailers in the evening, including Japanese alt-rockers Shonen Knife, […]
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras have won a bid to host the 2023 event for international Pride event WorldPride, beating out Montreal and Houston with 60% of the vote. The news was announced overnight in Athens, Greece at the annual general meeting for worldwide pride network InterPride. Taking place over February and March 2023 […]
After years of waiting, the legendary Dave Matthews Band have finally announced their highly anticipated return to Australia, with a tour taking place in 2020. This will be the band’s first shows on Aussie shores in six years, and will also be in support of their sure-to-be massive headlining set at next year’s Bluesfest. This […]
The composer died last month. But not before finishing his Sixth Symphony, which premiered on Friday in Cincinnati. Source
Another day, another ‘Azealia Banks is causing controversy online once again’ story. The target this time? Anti-HIV medication PrEP and, in a bit of a sidebar, Frank Ocean. This all started following the announcement of Frank Ocean’s new queer club night, titled PrEP+ and taking its namesake from the medication. While the night itself has drawn all […]
Frank Ocean has been typically quiet as of late, but today he has well and truly returned with the surprise release of brand new song ‘DHL’. The release of the song follows a club night he premiered in New York City, titled PrEP+, and a brand new episode of Blonded radio, which he curates for Apple Music and which […]
The broadcaster on his cult status, protecting the planet and finally finding its most elusive animal. Source
Yannis Philippakis says Foals are digging into their instruments – while he’s been digging up vegetables. Source
Peoples’ Symphony Concerts quietly offers Carnegie Hall-quality artists for less than a Manhattan movie ticket. Or even a large popcorn. Source
