Ahead of the film’s Adelaide premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival next week, we chatted with Pavement’s guitarist and vocalist Scott Kannberg about the movie, TikTok fame and what’s next for the band.

Teen Jesus and The Jean Teasers guitarist Scarlett McKahey chats about the Canberra circuit, representation and what’s next.

Coldwave about life on the road, new music and their forthcoming headline show at Jive on October 25.

Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.

Grinspoon are back and louder than ever on their eighth studio album whatever, whatever. Ahead of their nationwide tour – which includes three SA gigs – legendary frontman Phil Jamieson reveals all on hitting the road and who got the band back together

AdeLOUD is a one-day festival celebrating the 150th anniversary of the University of Australia. We chat with festival curator Motez about the lineup and the importance of the event...

Ahead of Spellmans’ Social’s third birthday celebrations, we chat with owner Ryan Spellman about how the business got started, community support and what to expect from ReggaeFest Vol. 2.

Celebrating 20 years of championing Australia’s alt-country, blues and roots scene, the Semaphore Music Festival returns this October long weekend. Event organiser Deb Thorsen reveals what’s in store…

Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.

Confidence Man are back and sexier than ever with their bold, beat-driven third album, 3AM (LA LA LA). The only question is, are you ready to rave?

Fresh from their first single for 2024, The Tullamarines are making waves around Australia with their headline ‘Loser’ tour. We hear what the local legends have in store for their hometown gig…

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 soundtrack helped launch the career of some of the biggest bands in the alternative music scene – including CKY. But it takes talent to stay at the top. As the band celebrates 25 years, drummer Jess Margera reflects on the fallouts and fortunes that led them to today.

Music has always been a vehicle for change. And for UK-based, political folk powerhouse Grace Petrie, her anger towards the systems that inflict pain on the world is at its most powerful in song. But there’s hope for the future, too. Here, the artist unpacks her Australian tour and how her latest album inspires us to Build Something Better.

Premier Peter Malinauskas unpacks what the new legislation means for the Crown & Anchor, how he’s protecting future live music venues and the challenges facing the industry right now.

Wanderers frontman Dusty Lee Stephensen and guitar-playing sensation Lucas Day sit down for an honest chat about music making, being a frontperson and what to expect from their Adelaide Guitar Festival shows.