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On 14 October 1985, INXS released Listen Like Thieves, the album that cracked their international code, and 40 years on it still sounds like a band discovering the shape of its future. The fifth studio album from the Sydney six-piece spent two weeks at number one on the Australian Kent Music Report and became the launchpad that propelled them into the US Top 20, peaking at No. 11 on the Billboard 200.

For Bud Rokesky, the road has always been both a teacher and a companion. Born in Brisbane and raised between Rockhampton and the tiny Queensland town of Imbil, population 300, Rokesky spent much of his childhood surrounded by wide skies, red dust and time - time to think, to watch, to listen. That solitude shaped him, turning him into one of Australia's most distinctive modern storytellers.

After months of anticipation, six-time ARIA Award winner and proud Yolŋu artist Baker Boy has released his long-awaited second studio album ‘DJANDJAY', out now through Island Records and Universal Music Australia.

Good Things Festival has added one of the most unexpected names to its already powerhouse 2025 line-up. Viral teen metalcore sensation Maple's Pet Dinosaur.

Vance Joy has unveiled his latest release Divine Feelings/Fascination in the Dark, a cinematic double A-side that marks his most significant offering since 2022's In Our Own Sweet Time.

After more than two decades as one-half of the duo Busby Marou, Tom Busby has officially carved out his solo path with the announcement of his debut album Rockhampton Hangover, due for release on 20 February 2026.

Yamaha Music Australia has unveiled a new initiative designed to directly support Australia's rising music talent. The Main Stage Grant will provide three emerging artists with not only financial backing but also the instruments they need to take their craft further.