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This Week In Pop – 14 June, 2017

Welcome to This Week In Pop.

This week is Ed's 12th week at #1 on the Albums Chart, Halsey returns with 'Hopeless...

Australia Welcomes Queen + Adam Lambert Back In 2018

Queen + Adam Lambert will return to Australia in 2018 for a 5-city tour (including their first Adelaide shows in 3 decades) showcasing a spectacular new stage production and

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Georgia Potter To Use Carol Lloyd Award Winnings To Finish New Music

Brisbane singer-songwriter Georgia Potter has taken out the inaugural Carol Lloyd Award, securing a $15,000 grant to produce and tour her next EP.

Presented as part...

Killing Heidi @ The Tivoli Theatre Review

Killing Heidi’s electric Saturday night performance (10 June) at The Tivoli Theatre – the final show of their 20-year reunion tour - was an unwavering, powerful testament to

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All Time Low Begin A New Chapter With The Release Of Newest Album

All Time Low are set to begin a new chapter with their latest album, ‘Last Young Renegade’.

From a beach in Fremantle before the final two shows of...

Killing Heidi @ Metro Theatre Review

Hell freezes over and pigs fly overhead as Killing Heidi walk onto the Metro Theatre

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Lorde To Tour Australia This November As Part Of Her Melodrama World Travels

Lorde is back. The 'Royals' and 'Team' singer will tour Australia later this year.

This will be the commencement of a world tour for Lorde, as she starts wit 6...

The Superjesus vs Alex Lloyd: Winter Warmer Festival Fires Up

The inaugural Winter Warmer Festival at Hamilton Hotel later this month brings together two icons of Australian rock music: The Superjesus and Alex Lloyd.

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Sarah Blasko Is Trekking Solo

Since breaking through in 2004 with the iconic album 'The Overture & The Underscore', Sarah Blasko has released a steady stream of albums, often at three-yearly

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Mischief Are Not Looking For Trouble

If you're looking for mischief, looks like you've come to the right place.

Vocalists Chevonne Nel, Eesha Hunjon and Rachael Steel make up Mischief, an independent,...

This Week In Pop – 30 May, 2017

Welcome to This Week In Pop.

This week, Ed Sheeran is back up the top of the Albums Chart after a week off, Linkin Park score their eighth top ten on the chart and...

Peter Andre Brings His Greatest Hits Tour To Australia

Pop dynamo Peter Andre returns to Australia for a national headline tour and he's bringing the best of the '90s with him.

His first Australian tour in 20 years...

This Week In Pop – 22 May, 2017

Welcome to This Week In Pop.

This week, Harry Styles' self-titled album debuts at #1, Paramore's first album in four years makes the top three and Miley Cyrus...

All Time Low @ Thebarton Theatre Review

All Time Low have finally returned to Australia for a well-overdue headline tour, before they begin a new chapter with their latest album 'Last Young Renegade' (out 2

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This Week In Pop – 15 May, 2017

Welcome to This Week In Pop.

This week, DJ Khaled's 'I'm The One' holds steady at the top of the Singles Chart, Nick Cave debuts in the top ten of the Albums Chart...

First Watch: Illy Releases Oh My Video Featuring Tonight Alive's Jenna McDougall

Illy has released the official video for 'Oh My' that features Tonight Alive’s lead singer Jenna McDougall.

The video has a nostalgic vibe, following a young...

WA Festival SOTA Reveal Locals Only Line-up Headlined By Karnivool, Drapht & Gyroscope

Next month's State Of The Art (SOTA) Festival in Perth will feature a 100 per cent WA-only line-up.

Proudly presented as part of the 2017 WA Day Festival, and...

Play Giant Jenga At The Inaugural Winter Warmer Festival In Brisbane

This winter Brisbane welcomes the inaugural Winter Warmer Festival, a day-long celebration of music, food trucks, family feels and campfire-themed fun at Hamilton Hotel on 24

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Ed Sheeran Announces 2018 Australian Tour Dates

Update - 17 May, 2017

It's clear that Australia really does love a bit of Sheeran. He's had to add a bunch of new stadium shows to his tour, and

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Green Day @ Brisbane Entertainment Centre Review

If someone had told a ‘Kerplunk!’-era Green Day fan that this band would be playing arenas in Australia 25 years later, then they would have probably laughed.

If...