The Dutch DJ & producer is just the latest announcement in a string of huge international tours. As he prepares to head to Australia for the first time, what does he make of the globalisation of the culture?

In the absence of up-to-date research, Lilly Grainger asked her favourite artists what it felt like to tour as a non-male identifying person, triumphs and room for growth within the industry.

Queensland's Crisafulli government has made changes to the Medicines and Poisons Act overnight, which sees all of the state's pill testing services now banned.

Snapshots from the night at La Brisa, where the house music pioneer played a transcendent three-hour set to an elated crowd.

The Detroit innovator considers the balance between past & future, along with how truth, people & physical sound shape his philosophy today.

The renovation of the venue comes as a successful recipient of Sound NSW’s ‘Venue Upgrade Grants’ initiative.

One of Gadigal Land/Sydney's biggest questions finally finds its answer, and a new cultural hub opens in a city more desperate for it than ever before.

In a pacifistic festival world, Soft Centre's 2025 edition emerged with a challenge.

The release, a remix of the duo's 2023 album, is curated by HALFQUEEN. Writer Laura McInnes dives in.

The project of 1tbsp enters a new era, moving outside of just being a label.

Roza Terenzi, Tornado Wallace, Alex Kassian, Confidence Man & a whole slew of internationals descend on the Sidney Meyer Music Bowl this NYE.

The festival welcomes Röyksopp, Sister Nancy, Nightmares on Wax and General Levy among a slew of local talent.

PACBI campaigners pointed to guitarist Jonny Greenwood's string of performances in Israel, where he most recent played in March 2025.

Following the release of his debut album 'From Sydney With Love', Gadigal Land/Sydney-based producer Blake.08 talks through why staying true to your roots is so crucial.

New evidence suggests that companies such as Google, Microsoft, and Meta are scraping copyrighted music at a scale that is “larger than previously acknowledged".