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The people have voted in the in triple j's Hottest 100 Australian Songs.

If soaking yourself in live music while immersing yourself in culture on a regional adventure spark your curiosity, then look no further than the inaugural Untamed Music

The sun is coming and the end of the year is approaching. . . Which means Hello Sunshine is on its way back!

It's day one of the mighty Cambridge Farewell Festival.

Slated to be developed into a high rise for student accomodation when its current lease expires in June, Newcastle's iconic live music venue The Cambridge is "going out with

The night was incredible from the get-go as Drapht headlined Lion Arts Factory in Adelaide on Saturday (10 June).

As Victoria's COVID lockdown continues, regional music festival Land Of Plenty has decided the only way the show can go ahead is to push back to a 2022 date.

Just over a week until Aussie hip hop OG Drapht drops his new studio album 'Shadow And Shinings', the rapper has joined forces with West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO)

With his new album 'Shadow And Shinings' slated for release next month (10 September), Aussie hip hop OG Drapht has dropped another taste of the record in the form of

While it's been more than a minute since we've had live shows to look forward to, the path to recovery is becoming clearer especially with the 'Back On The Road' WA regional

A brief glimpse at the goings-on in the WA music industry, rounded up by WAM aka West Australian Music.

WAMFest Went Off With A Bang!

Drapht didn't have to look further than his own backyard when writing his recent track 'Summer They Say', finding a creative wellspring in the upcoming league of hip hop

The Caloundra Music Festival 2019 line-up includes Brisbane's ARIA Award-winning singer-songwriter Conrad Sewell, James Reyne and GANGgajang.

Two days of sun, one of cooler, cloudy skies and then one of much welcomed rain on the Sunshine Coast.

Atmospheric dream-pop indie rockers Methyl Ethel and 2017 BIGSOUND Levi’s Music Prize

The four-day Caloundra Music Festival has dropped its full line-up for this year's event which, as normal, takes place at Kings Beach on the Sunshine

It took five years and opening a restaurant for Aussie hip hop mainstay Drapht (aka Paul Reid) to rediscover his passion for writing and performing.

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

At Shakafest later this month, on the Gold Coast, Drapht and Dune Rats will headline the day.