I worked so hard to put together a project that I feel perfectly represents who I am as an artist, and Thank you to everyone who has been so supportive throughout this entire journey so far.

It gave me so much respect for the bands and artists who recorded completely live to tape, pre-digital helps me stay in tapped into the creative hum of life… Australia has a diverse and vibrant music scene, who I am half Scottish and so it pulls on the heartstrings. by Joni Mitchell’ to my Granny in Scotland on facetime last year… She almost definitely didn’t know who If you could tour with any artist, who would it be? Rachel Sermanni.

off in Sydney on April 27, Dane will then take to the stage in Melbourne and Perth, before one final show In a few short months I’ve built a tiktok following and connected with T-Pain who I grew up listening

by any stretch: rather that’s the name that was given to the phenomenon of the poor suckers in 1518 who re so far removed historically, we had freedom to create original characters loosely based on people who Plus we’ve yet to meet anyone who doesn’t love a good laugh. We’ve enjoyed rehearsing the whole show though, which is a good sign. We’re not trying to say anything profound with this show.

These two Sydney shows mark the final stop of a global run that had already carved out a reputation as placed Kendrick firmly at the centre, supported by Schoolboy Q (and Doechii the following evening), who reflective moments, the dancers helped translate Lamar’s ideas into physical form, reinforcing the show

together 70's inspired sonics of the record, which was produced by producer extraordinaire Jack Antonoff, who NILE RODGERS - WHO’S HURTING WHO Jack Savoretti is back and bringing the disco groove! Teaming up with the legendary Nile Rodgers, Who’s Hurting Who is set to feature on Savoretti’s forthcoming two girls who just love being together and get to be free doing so. they are and loving who they want freely.”

Kicking off in Brisbane on October 14, the run of shows will continue on to Byron Bay, Canberra, Adelaide illness is exhausting and burdensome - you can easily fall into the trap of trying to assuage the people who Of the record Moaning Lisa shares: “It’s our first album and so we wanted to capture who we are and who

avoid all responsibilities of adulthood and the anxieties I think we’ve all faced at some point about who solace and comfort in the lyrics and know it’s completely okay to be scared of the future and not know who

keeps me from getting ahead of myself.” grantperez will embark on a string of international headline shows When I think of who I was when I listen to this song, I can picture my little self in year three in my blue school uniform, super super short kid haha.

The song is a call to follow your instincts in a relationship, and leave behind those who bring hurt

For those who can no longer attend and need to sell their ticket, the resale is open now. For eager fans who joined the waitlist, SpiltMilk’s resale facility will open for buyers from Thursday

Musical comedian Tom Cardy is one of the individuals who took his newfound free time during the pandemic The artist was soon selling out his own comedy festival shows and imparting his improv wisdom onto students Mixed Messages and H.Y.C.Y.B.H. grabbed the #17 and #11 spot on the countdown, no easy feat for an artist who has only just debuted. Cardy is set to bring his live show to Splendour In The Grass this July, keeping tight lipped on the

In this, Swift is essentially saying those who have wronged her will have their day when karma catches

Everywhere I went, I was the annoying one who would sing every word until you couldn’t stand to be in It’s a tribute to the people who are with you through the hardest times of your life. Who or what are your influences when writing new music? What inspires you? In three words, how would you describe Apartment No. 2 to someone who was about to press play on the It was written about my two little brothers who came along when I was 16.

I ended up on medication, and for someone who always thought things like that were 'all in your head'