Australia’s Mia Dyson is now a resident of California and recorded her latest album ‘The Moment’ in America.

Four years later, Melbourne hip-hop crew TZU return with an electro album featuring zero rapping. How will this work out?

Savvy pop kids At Sunset have the look, the ambition, the fans, the nous, and now they finally have the music.

Boy & Bear drummer Tim Hart forges out on his own with a poetic, folky solo debut with guests spots from... Boy & Bear.

Yon is one third of comedy team Tripod. At the moment he is out solo doing his first ever solo show titled ‘Mandaddy’.

6-piece Melbourne band Alpine debuted at #11 with their album ‘A Is For Alpine’.

Jane Clifton is about to star in the new stage production Barassi.

‘Deep Heat’ is the third album from Alexander Gow’s Oh Mercy.

Rain Party is a four-piece band based in Melbourne.

On ‘Songs of the Southern Skies’ Katie Noonan teams with master classical guitarist Karin Schaupp to pay tribute to Australia and New Zealand’s best classical, folk, jazz and pop with songs from The Finn Brothers, Icehouse, Nick Cave and Bic Runga.

Melbourne’s Mimi Velevska doesn’t have an issue being called a “rock chick”. She is.

Catherine Britt has released her fifth studio album ‘Always Never Enough’.

Peter ‘Blackie’ Black is from the notorious Sydney punk band The Hard-Ons and Nunchukka Superfly.

Boogie is a great compilation from Warner Music featuring Australian Blues, R&B and Heavy Rock from the 70s.

At the ripe old age of 24 Timomatic has graced our TV screens, topped our music chart and appeared on our stages. He has squeezed a lot into those 24 years.

The Australian College of The Arts (Collarts) Performance Degree students will present ‘Collaboration’ on August 21 at The Bendigo Hotel in Collingwood.

Lisa and Jess – The Veronicas – drop in to talk 'Lolita', EDM and blues, Nellee Hooper, and returning to the pop landscape with new weaponry.

Geoffrey Rush is one of the true stars of the Australian entertainment industry. He is the only Australian to have ever won ‘The Triple Crown’, an Academy Award, A Tony Award and an Emmy.

10 years after the original event Long Way To The Top is coming back to Australian stages.

Sarah McKenzie is a name to watch. At age 24, Sarah has already completed a Bachelor Of Jazz, won the Jack Bendat Scholarship, the Hawaiian Award for Most Outstanding Jazz Graduate and the Perth Jazz Societies award for the Most Outstanding Group of 2008.

On Sunday, August 26 Entertainment Assist will put on the Gotta Have Heart concert featuring Tim Campbell, Leo Sayer, Anthony Callea, Rhonda Burchmore, Ross Wilson, Mahalia Barnes, Jon Stevens and Ian Stenlake.

Rising Melbourne rap star Illy discuss the all-Aussie hip-hop fest Sprung, his new back-to-basics album and fans ranking the rappers.

Warrnambool's "second favourite band" The 80 Aces smash up pop, grunge, funk, and rock on their hooky new EP 'Dollars'.

Cheeky chamber-pop chaps Lime Cordiale jest about their new EP, recording with Iva Davies of Icehouse, getting Bryan Brown for a clip, and more.

After five years, dance-pop aspirant Kate Alexa returns with her third album Infatuation, recorded in London with uber-producer Tom Nichols.

Heart-on-his-sleeve UK singer-songwriter Cosmo Jarvis is back with an excellent album Think Bigger and he discusses the big issues.

Take one part Kraftwerk, one part Gary Numan and add a pinch of Can and Neu! and you'll be somewhere in the ball park of what Cylinders sounds like.

Beloved folk punk act The Smith Street Band have a new album, a tour of China, and more straight-talking tales.

Some of you will know Tim Draxl as Luke in A Few Best Men, others from his music career.

British acoustic pop songwriter Ben Howard reveals how he celebrated his gold record, marvels at the obsession with his 'Call Me Maybe' cover, and more.