Kristen S. Hé

The beloved alt-rockers have returned seven years after the death of Chester Bennington with new music and members, including singer Emily Armstrong. With an album and tour on the horizon, the band are walking into a once-unimaginable future

Among the scores of artists booked for the Melbourne arts festival are Weyes Blood, Ethel Cain, Thundercat and Ichiko Aoba – each completely devoted to the embodiment of their art and thoroughly spellbinding onstage

The Brisbane pop group craft another tender sonic world, this time with warm, intimate dance music

An artist of extremes, Daine showcases their strongest juxtapositions to date on this inspired project

Phoebe Bridgers, Turnstile, 100 gecs and Sycco shine at the first Laneway in Melbourne after three years

There are no artistic limits for Daniel Johns – not anymore. He talks to NME about ‘FutureNever’, his new solo album and the “purest record” he’s ever made, his days in Silverchair and where he goes from here

Much of the Australian alt-pop artist’s debut screams potential hit – these compelling compositions are still perfect for bedrooms, but could captivate festival stages, too

Daine’s debut mixtape ‘Quantum Jumping’ is the work of a teenage underdog-turned-rockstar. The Filipino-Australian emo visionary talks to NME about vulnerability and anger

After a whirlwind 2020, Brisbane’s Eastern-cowgirl rock star emerges stronger than ever as the ‘Antihero’ Australia needs

Australia’s youngest global pop star leaps into adulthood with his bold new EP, ‘Bright Lights, Red Eyes’