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The Groovin’ The Moo line-up has been revealed with Grinspoon, Paul Kelly, Alex Lahey and The Amity Affliction from Australia paired with Royal Blood, Portugal The Man, Aminé and Duke Dumont from OS.

Jen Cloher, Paul Kelly and Beaches are just three of the artists whose albums have been shortlisted for the Australian Music Prize for 2017.

With APRA AMCOS the barometer of Australian music you can rest assured that Australian music is in fine shape, even it doesn’t make the ARIA annual Top 10.

2017 was a terrible year for Australian artists in Australia with not one song or album making the ARIA Top 10.

Paul Kelly at A Weekend In The Gardens was special. The opportunity to watch Melbourne’s most treasured songwriter in one of Melbourne’s most iconic places, the Botanic Gardens, was a rare treat.

The native cocktails, one of the big bonuses of the first A Weekend In The Gardens shows, will return with all-new recipes for season two.

Paul Kelly’s first ever number one album ‘Life Is Fine’ is continuing to sell in decent numbers, at least relative to how music sells these days.

A Weekend In The Gardens, Melbourne’s hit new music festival of March, will return to The Botanical Gardens in November with nights headlined by Paul Kelly, Illy and then Missy Higgins.

Paul Kelly’s number one debut was not only his first-ever number one album in Australia, it also beat the world’s number one singer-songwriter to take the honour.

Twenty years ago this month local singer/songwriter Paul Kelly scored his highest charted album, now his 23rd studio set “Life is Fine” becomes his first No.1 album in Australia, debuting at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

Major new titles coming this week from: The Preatures, Kesha, Rival Fire, The Lurking Fear, Hinder, Kate Miller-Heidke (live), Paul Kelly, Avicii (EP) and Robin Trower.

After five years of experimental music projects Paul Kelly will release “a normal record”.

Paul Kelly will head back to the USA in May for a North American tour with Charlie Owen.

Rock icons Jimmy Barnes, Paul Kelly and Nick Cave have received the Officer of the Order of Australia honours as part of the 2017 Australia Day list.

The Blue Mountains Music Festival will celebrate its 22nd season in 2017 with an impressive line-up starting with Australia’s Paul Kelly and Charlie Owen and including the return of Folk Uke, the daughters of Willie Nelson and Arlo Guthrie.

Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen will perform at the Port Fairy Folk Festival in March 2017.

Peter Farnan of Boom Crash Opera has been working on a remarkable project ‘Pesky Bones’ and has debuted the feature video.

Paul Kelly and Charlie Owen decided to work on an album together after meeting up at a friend’s funeral last year.

Paul Kelly will headline the first Lighthouse Folk Festival at Norah Head in November.

‘David Bowie Nothing Has Changed’, featuring iOTA, Tim Rogers, Steve Kilbey, Deborah Conway & Adalita and backed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, will be performed at Hamer Hall for two nights of the Melbourne Festival in October.

Paul Kelly and Rebecca Barnard feature of the first taste of Peter Farnan’s upcomingPesky Bones album.

Paul Kelly didn’t write a word this song ‘Sonnet 73’, William Shakespeare did.

Dami Im, A$AP Ferg, John Williamson, Blue Man Group, Paul Kelly, Patrizio Buanne, Paul Young, Josh Kelley and Oxford & Co lead this week’s new releases.

Music industry charity Support Act will honour Paul Kelly at the Music in the House lunch in Sydney in May.

Paul Kelly has condensed the words of William Shakespeare into the content for his next album ‘Seven Sonnets & A Song’.

Paul Kelly and Neil Finn’s live ‘Goin’ Your Way’ album will finally come out in the USA two years after its Australian release.

Archie Roach’s classic ‘Charcoal Road’ will be reissued for its 25th anniversary with an expanded edition featuring names like Courtney Barnett, Paul Kelly, Dan Sultan and Gurrumul.