Organisers of Anta Gathering claim local officials were "pressured" into requiring the festival to implement a fire safe zone around its woodland site in Central Portugal.

While de minimis exemptions will remain in place for physical music, other merchandise will now subjected to increased import taxes as part of US President Donald Trump's tariff changes.

Co-founder of Gadigal Land/Sydney's most fringe festival, Thorsten Herzog, explains what he hopes for the future of his city.

The Detroit icon headlines the event at La Brisa on September 13, with support from disco revivalist Munir & Boorloo/Perth selector Rok Riley.

The release sees the Gadigal Land/Sydney producer working with a variety of creatives on an accompanying digital & physical zine, exploring the depths with which music is able to add comment.

To celebrate the release of his latest record 'Crown Of My Spirit', we sat down with Sione Teumohenga.

The iconic Aotearoa festival returns for its 23rd edition with a simultaneously eclectic & dance-heavy bill.

The Gadigal Land/Sydney-based producer's release on label General Merchant tests the idea of where music stops & real life application begins.

He released two records under the alias via Warp Records in 1993.

The festival, run in parallel with Untitled Group's ever-popular Beyond The Valley, has finally dropped its bill.

Dom Dolla, Addison Rae, Kid Cudi and Turnstile are among a few joining the festival for a New Year's celebration touching almost every possible genre.

The recent edition saw the music platform waive its share of revenue to support musicians.

Writer Martyn Pepperell explores the legacy of an artist whose influence is felt not only across Aotearoa, but the world today.

Back for its third year, we spoke with the citywide Naarm/Melbourne festival's Artistic Director on how it balances experimentation with accessibility.

The festival, based in NSW's Glenworth Valley on Darkinjung Country, is back for its 11th year.