Neil Griffiths

A new campaign calling for federal investment to ensure the future of the Australian music industry has launched this week.

Media personality Yumi Stynes leads some big changes to the Double J programming lineup announced by the radio network.

As Australia endures a festival crisis, one of the country's favourite events is confirmed to return in 2025.

Regional touring festival Groovin' the Moo will not go ahead in 2025, festival organisers have confirmed this week.

The Victorian state government has announced that more music festivals will conduct pill testing this year. 

Untitled Group has declared that 2024 was a "record-breaking" year for the Australian indie music and events promoter.

Australian label Civilians has added an international act to its roster - Austrian indie-rock duo, Cari Cari.

Triple J has announced a brand new heavy metal program coming to the airwaves this week hosted by a notable Australian frontman.

With just one day to go until the annual Hottest 100 countdown, triple j has revealed that the votes could not be any closer.

"The festivals team has our full support to bring Splendour in the Grass back when they feel it’s right," the statement reads

Australia’s year-end charts for 2024 features very few homegrown act and according to the CEO of ARIA, that should come as 'no surprise.'

Next week's Hottest 100 countdown is shaping up to be a very tight contest. Two songs in the top five are currently tied,