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TEDDY SWIMS TOUR: announcing special guest MATT CORBY to perform at Australian shows

by the partae August 5, 2025
written by the partae

I’VE TRIED EVERYTHING BUT THERAPY TOUR – OCTOBER 2025

With 12 huge arena shows locked in across Australia and New Zealand this October, global chart-topper Teddy Swims just keeps getting bigger.

The ‘Lose Control’ hitmaker is fresh from setting a new US chart record – his international smash becoming the first song in Billboard Hot 100 history to spend 100 consecutive weeks on the chart. Now deep into the North American leg of his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour, Swims is hitting milestone after milestone – including two sold-out hometown shows in Atlanta and a tour finale in Honolulu – before heading down under.

Today, Swims is thrilled to announce ARIA Award-winning artist Matt Corby as very special guest for his Australian dates.

Matt Corby is a musical perennial. Three immaculate albums into an original music journey, with no end in sight. Matt first broke through back in 2011 with the bruising ballad ‘Brother’ – ​ a song whose enduring appeal was proven again with its #51 appearance on last week’s triple j ‘Hottest 100 Australian Songs’ of all time. In his career, Matt’s confidence as a songwriter, lyricist, and record producer has grown to match his vocal mastery. Fans can expect new music in 2025.

Says Corby:

“I’m such a fan of Teddy. I first heard ‘Lose Control’ on the radio while driving from the airport to a show, was completely floored by his vocal chops and the soul in his sound. I’ve been hooked ever since. We first met at his Sydney show last year: Teddy came up, gave me a big hug, and told me he’d been listening to my music since high school, which just blew my mind. After his set, we hung out, talked music, and joked about starting a boy band one day. Being invited to join him on this run of shows is a real honour. I can’t wait!”

With final tickets selling fast, this powerhouse pairing of Teddy Swims and Matt Corby is not to be missed. Two once-in-a-generation voices. One unforgettable night.

Matt Corby – Souls A’Fire (Live At The Fonda)


TEDDY SWIMS ​
​+ special guest Matt Corby (AU shows)
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I’VE TRIED EVERYTHING BUT THERAPY TOUR ​
​AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND ​
​OCTOBER 2025


FINAL TICKETS ON SALE NOW
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ALL SHOWS LICENSED ALL AGES

Tuesday 7 October
​Wolfbrook Arena | Christchurch, NZ
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Thursday 9 October
​Spark Arena | Auckland, NZ
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Tuesday 14 October
​Qudos Bank Arena | Sydney, NSW
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Wednesday 15 October
​Qudos Bank Arena | Sydney, NSW
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Thursday 16 October
​Qudos Bank Arena | Sydney, NSW
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Saturday 18 October
​Brisbane Entertainment Centre | Brisbane, QLD
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Sunday 19 October ​
​Brisbane Entertainment Centre | Brisbane, QLD
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Wednesday 22 October
​Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne, VIC
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Thursday 23 October
​Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne, VIC
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Friday 24 October
​Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne, VIC
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Monday 27 October
​Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena | Adelaide, SA
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Wednesday 29 October
​RAC Arena | Perth, WA
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Patrons are advised to purchase tickets only through authorised ticket sellers. 

We cannot guarantee any ticket purchase made through any means other than the official ticketing agents listed on the Frontier website.

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NO CIGAR reveal anticipated third studio LP ‘UNDER THE SURFACE’ Touring AU/NZ October & November

by the partae August 5, 2025
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Photo: Tim Cotton

Having spent the last two years touring consistently through Aotearoa and beyond with their unbeatable brand of dynamic indie-rock music, NO CIGAR now embrace the release of their much-anticipated new project – album number three, Under The Surface.

An album jampacked with songs that speak to the band’s elevated chemistry as songwriters and performers, Under The Surface plucks at fresh sonic influences while driving home NO CIGAR’s curiosity for pushing themselves into new creative directions. 

Featuring popular tracks including ‘Clean’, ‘Chantilly’, and ‘Best Behaviour’, Under The Surface provides the listener with multiple moments to lose themselves in. For fans of NO CIGAR who have been lucky enough to see the five-piece perform across the last year and a half, the kinetic energy woven through their live performances will recognise that same energy within the DNA of this album. For newcomers, consider Under The Surface as the perfect jump off point in discovering more about one of Aotearoa’s most exciting exports.

“Music is our escapism, it’s where we squeeze the poison, sucked from the wounds of love, life and pain. As songwriters, and for me as a lyricist, getting to open up in a place that feels safe, with the boys, feels cathartic in a way nothing else can. Like many people, I struggle to speak candidly with anyone about what haunts me most. Letting it out can feel like pushing a mouthful of emotions through a pinhole; therefore, I choose my words carefully, so as to leave no venom on the tongue.” NO CIGAR

Created at Auckland’s renowned Roundhead Studios, Under The Surface shines in the way the music incorporates new flavours (‘Merci Merci’, ‘Cherry Blossom Girl’), while also letting the personality of the songwriting take prominence. NO CIGAR’s music to date has spoken to the band’s natural talents as artists – a savvy knack of knowing how to build a sonic space that the listener gravitates towards with ease.

Under The Surface takes the lessons and experiences from recent years, particularly since the release of their last album – 2023’s The Great Escape – and distills them here into twelve tracks of fun, thoughtful and engaging music.

“Just as we’ve grown as people in the last few years since our first album, so too has the music. We never set out to make music that is ‘heavier’ or ‘softer’; we just find the time to lock ourselves away from the world, get comfortable, and open the floodgates. The way the heavier tones in the album balance nicely with softer numbers make for our most dynamic album to date. NO CIGAR like you’ve never seen it before.” NO CIGAR

The release of Under The Surface comes off the back of sold out tours across the UK and Aotearoa, with NO CIGAR’s impressive back catalogue continuing to resonate with increasingly large audiences in global markets – Australasia, Europe, North America and the UK.

To celebrate the release of Under The Surface, NO CIGAR will be touring Australia and New Zealand this October and November. 

“We’re coming home Aussie (it feels like it anyway – we know you’ll claim us as your own some day). It’s been a minute. We love you, and can’t wait to share our brand new album with you. Prove to us why Aussie crowds are the best in the world. We’ll bring the noise, you bring the energy. Vise versa.” NO CIGAR

NO CIGAR AUSTRALIA / NZ TOUR DATES

TICKETS

Thursday 23 October Mo’s Desert Clubhouse Gold Coast

Friday 24 October The Brightside Brisbane

Saturday 25 October Lansdowne Hotel Sydney SOLD OUT

Sunday 26 October Stag & Hunter Newcastle

Wednesday 29 October Lansdowne Sydney NEW SHOW

Thursday 30 October Amplifier Perth

Friday 31 October Torquay Hotel Torquay NEW SHOW

Saturday 1 November Night Cat Melbourne

“Each performance is a journey guaranteed to envelop you in romanticism, to the ever-evolving backdrop of a thumping sonic experience. With elements of alternative, folk, and indie rock, they also utilise groove-based rhythms with psychedelic undertones to keep your feet moving & your shoulders rolling.”

TWICE THE HYPE

“No Cigar has noticeably little banter, and are mostly here to play their music, which they do very well. The crowd was wild and some people climb onto their friends’ shoulders to see over the rowdy room full of music lovers. Anyone who’s not on someone else’s should is awkwardly pressed together as the venue was clearly at capacity, if not over”

13TH FLOOR 

NO CIGAR: OFFICIAL WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | YOUTUBE | TIK TOK 

 

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Stray From The Path final ever Australian Tour

by the partae August 4, 2025
written by the partae

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS ORTHODOX (US) AND DIAMOND CONSTRUCT
ON SALE WEDNESDAY 25TH JUNE VIA DESTROY ALL LINES

After over two decades at the forefront of metal and hardcore, inspiring a generation of fans and artists alike, New York metallic hardcore heroes Stray From The Path have announced their final ever Australian tour this August. The news follows the band’s surprise drop of their latest and last album ‘Clockworked‘ via SharpTone Records, revealed as their swansong to a legacy that will not be forgotten. Joining them on their last lap of the country will be first-time-visitors Orthodox (USA), and local modern-metallers Diamond Construct. Tickets on sale via Destroy All Lines Wednesday 25th June from 11am local time.

The farewell tour will celebrate the band’s reign as monsters of metal since 2001 and will begin at The Tivoli in Brisbane on Friday 15th August and will travel through Manning Bar in Sydney, King St Bandroom in Newcastle, 170 Russell in Melbourne, Lion Arts Factory in Adelaide and will conclude at Magnet House in Perth on Friday 22nd August (Diamond Construct not appearing in Perth).

Over their two decades, Stray From The Path have achieved a kind of longevity rarely seen in hardcore. With each successive release and countless shows and tours across the globe, members Tom Williams (guitar), Drew Dijorio (vocals), Anthony Altamura (bass) and Craig Reynolds (drums) have evolved the band into a behemoth of groove-laden, metallic hardcore riffing and hip hop-influenced vocal cadences. Across the years, the band embraced their position as an opportunity to plant seeds for change in an increasingly dark socio-political climate, and playing to ever-growing crowds of young music fans is a responsibility they’ve never taken lightly. Their discography and live show speak volumes, and with ‘Clockworked’ they leave on a high – furious, vital, and true to themselves.

Joining the tour as main support is Nashville/Columbus-based quintet Orthodox. Similar to peers like Knocked Loose, Harms Way and Jesus Piece, the band mutate metal’s most groovy elements into a molten alloy as scalding as it is dense. From the floor to a massive stage, from hardcore to metal, and everything in between, Orthodox have built a name on fervent, visceral live shows. With their most blunt album both lyrically and musically, the wrecking ball that is ‘A Door Left Open‘, shatters expectations and minds of fans of metal and hardcore alike. Their powerful alloy ensures it doesn’t matter if there was… A Door Left Open or not, with their latest album, they’ve kicked theirs off its hinges – if not turned it into dust.

Opening all shows bar Perth is Diamond Construct. From their humble beginnings in Taree (NSW), Diamond Construct have cemented their foundations with commitment to dreams of something greater. Many laps of Australia alongside such heavy-hitters as Greyscale labelmates Justice For The Damned, Alpha Wolf and Prompts (JPN), international acts Emmure (US), Bury Tomorrow (US) and Kingdom of Giants (US) have created a base of loyal, frothing fans, recognising that there’s no better place for Diamond Construct than on a big stage, commanding the energy and putting everything into their show from the first note to the last.

This is your last chance to catch Stray From The Path in a city near you. Tickets available Wednesday 25th June at 11am local time via Destroy All Lines.

STRAY FROM THE PATH (USA)
Final Australian Tour August 2025
w/ ORTHODOX (USA) & DIAMOND CONSTRUCT

Friday 15 August: The Tivoli, Brisbane 18+
Saturday 16 August: Manning Bar, Sydney 18+
Sunday 17 August: King St Bandroom, Newcastle 18+
Wednesday 20 August: 170 Russell, Melbourne 18+
Thursday 21 August: Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide 18+
Friday 22 August: Magnet House, Perth** 18+

** Diamond Construct not appearing
Tickets on sale Wednesday 25th June at 11AM local time via Destroy All Lines

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2025 AIR AWARDS WINNERS!

by the partae August 1, 2025
written by the partae

The 2025 AIR Awards were held tonight, Thursday July 31st, at the Adelaide Town Hall, Adelaide, thanks to continued support from the South Australian Government through the Music Development Office. The awards celebrated the success of Australia’s independent music sector and featured live performances from nominees Parvyn, Queenie, Alice Ivy, and Emily Wurramara.

Dylan Lewis and Jessica Braithwaite returned as our entertaining MCs.
Amyl and the Sniffers received a whopping 3 awards for Independent Album of the Year,  Best Independent Rock Album or EP for Cartoon Darkness, and Independent Song of the Year for U Should Not Be Doing That.

Alice Ivy also took out 3 awards for Best Independent Dance/Electronica Album or EP and Independent Producer Team of the Year for Do What Makes You Happy, and Best Independent Dance/Electronica or Club Single with Do I Need To Know What Love Is? Feat. Josh Teskey.

The 2025 Outstanding Achievement Award sponsored by Merlin went to David Bridie, nominated by AIR members in recognition of his work through Wantok Musik Foundation. Thanks to the global independent rights agency Merlin, David will receive a $5,000 cash prize to be used for business and professional development.

Miss Kaninna received the award for Best Independent Hip Hop Album or EP for Kaninna and was also named this year’s Breakthrough Artist of the Year – Presented by PPCA.

The highly coveted award for Best Independent Label recognised the efforts of ABC Music and saw them take home a digital marketing campaign valued at $3,000, thanks to supporting partner Moshtix, providing access to their vast audience reach.

 

Best Independent Heavy Album or EP went to The Amity Affliction for their album Let The Ocean Take Me (Redux), while Best Independent Blues and Roots Album or EP went to Emma Donovan for Til My Song Is Done.  Kasey Chambers took home the award for Best Independent Country Album or EP with Backbone and Best Independent Jazz Album or EP went to Parvyn for Maujuda.

Gut Health took home the award for Best Independent Punk Album or EP with Stiletto, with Ella Thompson picking up Best Independent Soul/RnB Album or EP for Ripple on the Wing, and Best Independent Pop Album or EP was awarded to Good Morning for Good Morning Seven. 

The Best Independent Children’s Album or EP was awarded to Teeny Tiny Stevies for The Green Album, while Best Independent Classical Album or EP went to Electric Fields and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for Live in Concert.
This year, AIR announced a new industry award category – the Independent Mix, Studio or Mastering Engineer of the Year. This award recognises the efforts of an Australian-based Mix, Studio or Mastering engineer who worked on a member’s Single, EP or Album released during the eligibility period (1st January 2024 to 31st December 2024). The inaugural winner was Nick Herrera for their work on Miss Kaninna’s Kaninna. This award is the latest to join the industry categories of the AIR Awards.

 

The award for Independent Publicity Team of the Year went to Thinking Loud for their work on Royel Otis’s Pratts & Pain, while The Annex and Ourness received the award for Independent Marketing Team of the Year for their work on Royel Otis’s Pratts & Pain. The Independent Music Video of the Year was awarded to Nick Rae and Jordan Ruyi Blanch for their work on 3%’s Won’t Stop feat. Jessica Mauboy.

AIR CEO, Maria Amato, commented – “Congratulations to all the nominees and award recipients! It was a great night of celebration and recognition for our hard working sector.. We thank all our sponsors and are especially grateful to the South Australian Government through the Music Development Office for their continued support.”

Minister for Arts, the Hon. Andrea Michaels, said – “The Malinauskas Government is proud to host the wonderful artists and music businesses that make up the independent music sector on their night of nights. We would like to congratulate tonight’s winners and nominees for excellence in their categories and look forward to seeing their continued success.”

THE 2025 AWARDS RECIPIENTS ARE…

 INDEPENDENT LABEL OF THE YEAR 
ABC MUSIC

 

Thanks to Moshtix – Australia’s favourite indie music ticketing provider and supporting partner of the 2025 AIR Awards, the recipient will receive a digital marketing campaign valued at $3,000, providing access to Moshtix’s vast audience reach.

 

 INDEPENDENT PUBLICITY TEAM OF THE YEAR 

 

THINKING LOUD – ROYEL OTIS, PRATTS & PAIN

 

 INDEPENDENT MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR  

NICK RAE, JORDAN RUYI BLANCH – 3%, WON’T STOP FEAT. JESSICA MAUBOY

 

 INDEPENDENT MIX, STUDIO AND MASTERING ENGINEER OF THE YEAR  

 

NICK HERRERA – MISS KANINNA, KANINNA
 INDEPENDENT ALBUM OF THE YEAR 
AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS – CARTOON DARKNESS

 

 INDEPENDENT SONG OF THE YEAR 

 

AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS – U SHOULD NOT BE DOING THAT
 BEST INDEPENDENT SOUL/RNB ALBUM OR EP 

 

ELLA THOMPSON – RIPPLE ON THE WING

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT COUNTRY ALBUM OR EP 

 

KASEY CHAMBERS – BACKBONE

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT BLUES AND ROOTS ALBUM OR EP 

 

EMMA DONOVAN – TIL MY SONG IS DONE
 BEST INDEPENDENT POP ALBUM OR EP 

 

GOOD MORNING – GOOD MORNING SEVEN

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT ROCK ALBUM OR EP 

 

AMYL AND THE SNIFFERS – CARTOON DARKNESS

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT CLASSICAL ALBUM OR EP 

ELECTRIC FIELDS x MELBOURNE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA –  LIVE IN CONCERT

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 2025 OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD – SPONSORED BY MERLIN 
DAVID BRIDIE

 

Thanks to global independent rights agency Merlin, this year’s winner will receive a $5,000 cash prize to be used for business/professional development.
 INDEPENDENT MARKETING TEAM OF THE YEAR 

 

OURNESS, THE ANNEX – ROYEL OTIS, PRATTS & PAIN

 INDEPENDENT PRODUCER OF THE YEAR 

 

ALICE IVY – DO WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY
 BREAKTHROUGH INDEPENDENT ARTIST OF THE YEAR – PRESENTED BY PPCA 
MISS KANINNA

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT HIP HOP ALBUM OR EP 

 

MISS KANINNA – KANINNA
 BEST INDEPENDENT DANCE OR ELECTRONICA ALBUM OR EP 

 

ALICE IVY – DO WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT DANCE, ELECTRONICA OR CLUB SINGLE 

 

ALICE IVY – DO I NEED TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS? FEAT. JOSH TESKEY

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT JAZZ ALBUM OR EP 

 

PARVYN – MAUJUDA

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT PUNK ALBUM OR EP 

 

GUT HEALTH – STILETTO

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT HEAVY ALBUM OR EP 
THE AMITY AFFLICTION – LET THE OCEAN TAKE ME (REDUX)

 

 BEST INDEPENDENT CHILDREN’S ALBUM OR EP 

TEENY TINY STEVIES – THE GREEN ALBUM

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The Dreggs: New Album & Tours Go Global!

by the partae August 1, 2025
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The Dreggs Release Their Sophomore Album “The Art of Uncommon Practice” After a Successful Australian Tour, Now Kicking Off Extensive International Shows.

Big news! The Dreggs’ highly anticipated sophomore album, “The Art of Uncommon Practice,” dropped worldwide on July 25th, and the fan response has been incredible. This release is a huge milestone, capping off a successful Australian tour and setting the stage for our biggest international push yet. The album truly showcases the evolution of Paddy and Zane’s unique indie-folk sound.

Listen Now!

Australian indie-folk duo The Dreggs, comprised of Paddy Macrae and Zane Harris, are riding a wave of critical acclaim and overwhelming fan support following the release of their highly anticipated sophomore album, “The Art of Uncommon Practice,” which dropped on Friday, July 25, 2025. The album arrives on the heels of a massively successful Australian tour, which saw the duo captivate sold-out audiences across the country. With their latest musical offering making waves, The Dreggs are now set to embark on extensive tours of the USA and Canada in September, followed by a European and UK leg in October.

Hailing from Australia’s thriving indie-folk scene, The Dreggs have rapidly become one of the country’s most exciting live acts, renowned for their high-energy shows where crowds sing along from start to finish. What began seven years ago as a local cover act on the Sunshine Coast, playing pubs and cafes between surf sessions, has blossomed into a global phenomenon commanding sold-out crowds.

The duo’s impressive trajectory is highlighted by their remarkable growth in recent years. In 2024 alone, The Dreggs performed to over 50,000 fans across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and Europe, a testament to their rapidly expanding international demand. Their 2023 Australian tours saw them sell over 15,000 tickets, delivering their biggest headline and regional tours to date. Their electric live presence was undeniable at Spilt Milk and Yours and Owls Festival, drawing crowds of approximately 10,000 to their sets. The intense demand for their music is further highlighted by the fact that tickets for their recent album release week shows sold out within 48 hours of a single Instagram post.

“The Art of Uncommon Practice” follows their critically acclaimed debut album, “Caught in a Reverie,” which debuted at an impressive #29 on the ARIA Australian Albums Chart. Their breakout single, “Give Myself To You,” has been certified Platinum in Australia, cementing their status as a powerhouse in the indie-folk world.

As The Dreggs continue to make significant waves internationally, their momentum shows no signs of slowing. Fans worldwide can look forward to experiencing “The Art of Uncommon Practice” live, as the band prepares for their upcoming tours.

Next Stop: The World!

Following their Australian success, The Dreggs are taking their electrifying live show global with extensive tours across North America and Europe/UK.

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Interview: SHARE On Music, Purpose, and the Power of Connection

by the partae July 31, 2025
written by the partae

You’ve gone from Miss Universe Netherlands to playing festivals like SXM Festival in St. Maarten and Hï Ibiza. Did you ever picture your life unfolding this way? How has that journey shaped who you are now?

SHARE: Music started as a hobby, just me and my friends playing together back in Rotterdam. I’ve been DJing for over 11 years now, but I could have never imagined that it would turn into my full-time career, taking me to places like SXM Festival in St. Maarten and Hï Ibiza.

Being Miss Universe Netherlands was something I did with a greater purpose in mind, spreading awareness about single-use plastics. The experience shaped me in ways that still help me today, especially when it comes to confidence, public speaking or speaking on camera, and understanding how to use a platform meaningfully.

Now, with music, I get to channel that same energy into something that comes straight from the heart. It’s not just about playing tracks, it’s about creating emotional journeys, sharing messages, and connecting with people. I truly believe music can be a powerful tool for change, and I’m so grateful for where this path has taken me.

Your music feels raw and emotional, but also really polished. When you’re creating a track, do you usually start with a specific sound, a feeling, or even a visual in your head?

SHARE: For me, it always starts with a feeling. Music is the sound of emotion, it’s how I express what I’m feeling on a deeper level. That emotional connection is what drives the whole creative process. I’m especially drawn to the more spiritual side of music, and I think that’s what shapes the atmosphere and energy of my tracks. Sometimes the feeling isn’t immediately clear, because I don’t know what I feel, but as the sounds start to flow, the feeling follows naturally.

What I really love is to create high atmospheric sounds and hypnotic sounds. So I’m just sitting with a big smile while creating music. I’m actually getting naturally high behind my computer from making music!

You’ve performed all over the world — is there one show that caught you off guard emotionally or left a deeper mark than you expected?

SHARE: Absolutely. Every show is different, carrying its own emotional wave. Some leave you feeling like I can conquer the world, making me feel more secure and like, yeah I’m ready for anything!

Then other shows turn out to be more humbling, when something is just off, and I start to doubt myself. Sometimes it depends on the energy of the crowd, and sometimes it’s your own energy. It’s not always predictable, and that keeps it real. In those cases I go back to digging for new music.

One recent show that truly left a deeper mark on me was earlier this July at Woomoon at Cova Santa in Ibiza. I was in such a good flow, everything just aligned. The music, the crowd, the energy… it all clicked in a way that felt incredibly emotional. After the set, I could feel how deeply it resonated. Not just with me, but with everyone in the room.

That night reminded me why I do this. It’s those moments of pure connection that keep me inspired and grateful for this journey.

You’ve been outspoken about sustainability, especially reducing plastic use in the music scene. How do you keep those values front and center while navigating the demands of a global touring schedule?

SHARE: It’s always felt natural to me, I’ve had a strong sense of responsibility to care for our planet for as long as I can remember. As I mentioned earlier my time as Miss Universe Netherlands was dedicated to raising awareness about single-use plastics.

Now, as a touring artist, I stay committed by working with initiatives like Bye-Bye-Plastic, the charity by BLONDISH I’ve supported for over five years now. Their eco rider is such a simple yet powerful tool; it lets artists request things like no single-use plastics and only glass bottles in the booth.

Including this in my hospitality rider not only aligns with my values, but also encourages promoters and venues to think more consciously. It’s a small step that creates real change, and I’m proud to be part of this growing movement in our industry.

When people walk away from one of your sets, what do you hope they’re thinking or feeling? What kind of experience are you trying to give them?

SHARE: When people walk away from one of my sets, I hope they’re glowing, with a big smile on their face and a heart full of love. I want them to feel euphoric, like they can conquer the world and just smile at everyone they pass.

That’s the energy I try to channel through my music: moments of joy, connection, and celebration. For me, it’s all about sharing happiness, dancing together, and celebrating life to the fullest.

Your track “Avatar” debuted at an Abracadabra showcase tied to the Bye Bye Plastic movement. What was that moment like for you — musically and personally?

SHARE:  “Avatar” was my very first release, picked up by BLONDISH’s label Abracadabra, so it holds a really special place in my heart. Not only did I debut it during the ADE Abracadabra showcase in support of Bye-Bye-Plastic, it was also included on the Bye-Bye-Plastic compilation album.

Something unique about this album, is that it was released on the very first bio-degradable vinyl record ever produced!

The track itself is about our connection to Mother Nature, so to have it tied to a label and charity with such a meaningful environmental mission made the message even more powerful. Musically and personally, it felt like the perfect start to my production journey.

Now that you’re based in Ibiza, surrounded by so much music culture, do you find inspiration in the scene itself or do you intentionally carve out space to stay grounded in your own style?

SHARE: I think Ibiza’s scene is always a very good example for how dance music is developing and how you can create a dance movement in a club. It’s very inspirational and you can definitely hear a lot of Ibiza vibes in my sets.

But honestly, finding the balance comes naturally as it’s very important to create my own style. Luckily, I travel so much, so I find myself in different scenes and grab inspiration from everywhere.

You’ve released music on labels like Crosstown Rebels and Abracadabra. What do you look for in collaborators or labels before saying yes?

SHARE: Both Crosstown Rebels and Abracadabra are led by incredible artists, Damian Lazarus and BLOND:ISH. Besides having a strong presence in the music industry, they are also genuinely kind and inspiring people.

That energy really shapes the culture of their labels. It’s more than just music; it feels like being part of a family. And what makes it even more meaningful is the mission behind each label. These are the things that really make me want to be a part of a label.

You’ve blended pageantry, activism, and music in such a unique way. Was there a moment where it all started to feel aligned — where the pieces came together and made sense?

SHARE:  Honestly, I think I’m still in the process. Activism is now becoming more present in the music industry, it’s still a relatively new thing. So I’m really still in the process of creating interesting things for the future. The paths are still being carved out and I’m glad to be a part of that.

Your sound has already evolved so much, but what’s next? Is there a new direction, message, or part of yourself you’re excited to bring into the music?

SHARE: What’s next for me is really continuing to share the core message that’s always been at the heart of my music: no matter how deep or emotional the journey gets, you always come back to the light. My sound might keep evolving, but that feeling of sharing joy and celebrating life, that message to protect nature, will always stay the same.

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Queenscliff Music Festival Unveils Fresh Wave Of Artists And A New Floating Ferry Stage

by the partae July 31, 2025
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Queenscliff Music Festival continues to expand its 2025 lineup as it reveals its third artist announcement, shining a spotlight on a stunning suite of rising Australian and local talent set to take over the Victorian seaside township from 28–30 November.

 Long known as a place where music lovers uncover their next favourite act, Queenscliff Music Festival’s third artist announcement brings together a fresh collection of genre-spanning artists that are quickly gathering loyal followers and critical acclaim.

Whether it’s the genre-bending folk of Ally Row, the moody catharsis of Kit Genesis , the blues-infused fire of Otis Namrell Band, the politically charged punk of Public Figures, or the Spanish Australian contemporary soul of Emilia Fol, today’s announcement is stacked with over 15 of your new favourite Australian artists.

Also joining the lineup are Future Folk artists  Ruby McKenna and Kook Joey, as part of an exciting partnership between Queenscliff Music Festival and Port Fairy Folk Festival. This collaboration champions the next generation of regional Victorian talent and acts as avessel for both Festivals to share the incredible music of emerging artists on the Festival stage.

 They will join an already massive lineup featuring The Cat Empire, Thelma Plum, Donavon Frankenreiter (USA), The Waifs, KingStingray, Cosmic Psychos, Little Birdy,Pierce Brothers, Didirri + Rowena Wise, and many more.

In true Queenscliff Music Festival spirit, the music doesn’t just live on stages but seeps into every corner of the town, from the heritage-listed Uniting Church to the newly renovated Bellarine Hotel, the Vue Grand Dining Room, and the beloved Maritime Museum Boatshed, the 2025 program is set to introduce a brand-new floating festival venue, the Princess Peninsula Ferry.

In partnership with Searoad Ferries, Queenscliff Music Festival will host six intimate performances across Saturday and Sunday on a ferry-turned-floating music stage, as it cruises the bay. With sweeping views and stripped-back sets, these 40-minute musical cruises promise an experience like no other at the festival.

 “Queenscliff Music Festival has always been about musical discovery and unexpected connection,” said Festival Director Claire Stickland.

 “Whether it’s a breakthrough artist you’ve never heard before or watching a set unfold on a boat in the middle of the bay, these are the moments that stay with people, and they are the unforgettable moments that makes Queenscliff a truly extraordinary Festival

 

Joining the 2025 lineup is the next wave of artists you’ll soon be obsessed with:

Ally Row – Gippsland-based folk-rock/alt-country duo known for their genre-hopping instrumentation and foot-stomping harmonies.

Alex Kosenko – A one-man blues-rock machine from Brisbane delivering electrifying, roots-driven performances.

Chris Cavill – Indie-folk storyteller with a soaring voice and powerful, intimate songs about resilience and family.

Emilia Fol – A Spanish-Australian singer-songwriter fusing Spanish folk heritage with contemporary soul.

Get Behind The Mule – Bellarine-based duo reviving the blues with raw acoustic-electric grit and joy.

Grace Robinson – Melbourne solo powerhouse, blending indie rock, vulnerability, and unfiltered humour.

Kit Genesis  – Alt-folk artist exploring queer identity through moody, gripping songwriting.

Kook Joey – Nostalgic and cinematic folk grounded in raw emotional honesty and natural imagery.

Matt Davis – The songwriter and frontman of Paris-based The Wonder, known for his work with Gersey and Bombazine Black.

Munroe – Coming-of-age alt-rockers from Melbourne known for their emotional punch and endearing awkwardness.

Norwood – Melbourne alt-folk duo crafting tender Americana with raw harmonies and honesty.

Otis Namrell Band – Young blues-southern rock guns with a scorching live show and a killer rhythm section.

Public Figures – Fierce, politically charged punk from Melbourne with a mission and unstoppable live energy.

Ruby McKenna – The 19-year-old  Blends a selection of  funk, folk and rock, as her songs pulse, soar, and Traversing the highs and lows of life.

Sweethearts – Australia’s soul/funk institution bringing their all-female band back from a 7th European tour.

Victoriana Gaye Trio – Surf Coast indie-folk blending whimsy, romance, and rock with flair.

 They join the already announced 2025 Queenscliff Music Festival lineup:

(Alphabetical Order)

The Badloves I Bones & Jones | The Cat Empire |Cool Out Sun | Cosmic Psychos | Dom Turner & The Rural Blues Project |Didirri + Rowena Wise |Donavon Frankenreiter | Ella Hooper | Fenn Wilson & The Weather | King Stingray | Lewis Love | Little Birdy | Madeline Cope | Mama Kin Spender | Minor Gold | The Mojo Corner | Opelousas | Pierce Brothers  | The Preatures | Riley Catherall | Romanie | Ruby Mae | Sex On Toast | Skyscraper Stan & the Commission Flats | The Smith & Western Jury | Squid Nebula | SUNEDEN | Tex Perkins & Matt Walker | Thelma Plum | Velvet Trip | The Waifs   Plus, for Kids: Teeny Tiny Stevies | Peter Coombe

  

2025 FIRST RELEASE TICKETS ON SALE NOW

All Prices inclusive of booking fees

3 Day Adult – $299

3 Day Accompanied Youth 14-17 – $149

Children 1-13 – $32 (sold in conjunction with an Adult ticket)

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Brisbane Festival unveils full contemporary music program

by the partae July 31, 2025
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Brisbane Festival is tuning up for one of its most dynamic years yet, today unveiling the full contemporary music program for 2025, including a bold line-up of support acts who will share the stage with some of Australia’s most exciting headline artists and accomplished musicians.

Returning for another blockbuster season, Tivoli in the Round transforms Brisbane’s most legendary live music venue into an immersive 360-degree arena, placing audiences nose-to-nose with their favourite artists. Kicking off the series on 5 September is hometown hero Mallrat, whose shimmering pop hooks and razor-sharp lyricism have captivated fans from Coachella to Splendour. Opening the night is ethereal pop outfit Sissy, and 2Charm, the new project from Cub Sport’s Tim Nelson and Sam Netterfield.

On 9 September, beloved garage-pop trio Phantastic Ferniture returns from hiatus, bringing their playful, groove-heavy sound back to the stage, supported by Juice Webster, whose atmospheric and emotionally rich indie-folk has quickly made her one to watch. The following night sees a very different kind of time travel, as bluesman C.W. Stoneking takes audiences on a journey through early 20th-century jazz, calypso, and gospel on 10 September. Supporting him is Freya Josephine Hollick, a cosmic country siren whose powerful vocals and spiritual songwriting make her a fitting counterpart to Stoneking’s vintage stylings.

Techno fans will find sanctuary on 12 September when Scottish producer Franck brings his rave-ready sound and magnetic persona to the Tivoli stage, supported by ISGWAN, Emma Moon, and SF Fudge, while electronic music trailblazer Odd Mob closes out Tivoli in the Round on 13 September with his chart-dominating blend of house, bass and club chaos.

Elsewhere across the festival’s sprawling music offerings, Brisbane Powerhouse will see a fusion of the contemporary and classical, as renowned violinist, Véronique Serret, uses her voice for the first time in a live performance of her ARIA-nominated album, Migrating Bird on 14 September. She will be joined by special guest William Barton, bringing the haunting sounds of the yidaki/didgeridoo. Also on 14 September, a site-specific performance featuring 100 electric guitarists from communities across the city will unite to create an unforgettable surround-sound spectacle in 100 Guitars. Founded by renowned Canadian composer and guitarist Tim Brady in 2015, this special performance will feature Brisbane’s own Topology, infusing the experience with their signature rhythmic virtuosity.

Set in the intimate confines of Powerhouse’s Underground Theatre, JADE Ensemble will premiere its groundbreaking work, 響和 Kyo-Wa, Harmonic Resonance on 18 September, featuring the combined artistry of Wakka Wakka didgeridoo artist/musician David Williams, Japanese koto master Takako Haggarty, Nepalese tabla virtuoso Dheeraj Shrestha, and guitarist/composer Anthony Garcia. Then on 20 September, accomplished vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and Brisbane local Hannah Macklin and her band will thread together songs from her new album, plus elements of improvisation, in this unique sonic exploration of dreaming, nature and regeneration.

On 26 September multi-platinum artist Winston Surfshirt brings the party to Brisbane’s heritage gem, The Princess Theatre, with his signature blend of R&B, funk and hip-hop, while on 27 September, Kahani and Kunal Merchant of Indo Warehouse, the formidable tastemakers of New York’s electronic scene, will showcase their masterful control of the dance floor through their innovative blend of organic percussion, South Asian cultural elements and club aesthetics.

Performances already sold out include globally renowned guitarist and songwriter John Butler; the no frills, no polish English rock band, Wunderhorse; and nationally revered singer-songwriter Sarah Blasko, who has added a second show on 23 September at The Princess Theatre in a rare staging of her two seminal albums The Overture & The Underscore and What The Sea Wants, The Sea Will Have.

This year’s bumper program will also welcome a brand-new outdoor concert event, Night at the Parkland, taking over Brisbane’s spectacular Roma Street Parkland Amphitheatre from 12-21 September, featuring performances from some of the country’s finest headline artists including ICEHOUSE, Lime Cordiale, Xavier Rudd, GRINSPOON, Cut Copy, Amy Shark, and James Johnston.

Meanwhile Brisbane Serenades returns in full flourish, offering a vibrant series of free outdoor concerts that bring music to life in parks, gardens and neighbourhoods across the city. This joyful celebration of Brisbane’s rich cultural diversity weaves together traditional melodies and contemporary rhythms, spotlighting both homegrown talent and global influences. This year’s program includes Pasifika Made at Brisbane Powerhouse on 7 September, Manly Serenades at George Clayton Park on 12 September, Moorooka Block Party at Peggs Park on 13 September, and St Lucia Serenades at the University of Queensland on 20 September, each event a distinct reflection of the communities that call Brisbane home.

Once again the Festival Club will be the ultimate late-night hangout this September, as QPAC’s Melbourne St Green plays host to live music, a vibrant food and drink scene, with Resident DJs Richie Lestrange, GALLEON and QUIVR leading an eclectic line-up of high-energy, after-dark entertainment.

Brisbane Festival 2025 continues to champion Australian music in all its forms – from breakthrough acts to legends, sweaty dance floors to soulful acoustic sets. These sensational acts, some new and some returning, will ensure every show is an unforgettable night of discovery and celebration.

TIVOLI IN THE ROUND

5 September – Mallrat with Sissy and 2Charm

9 September – Phantastic Ferniture with Juice Webster

10 September – C.W. Stoneking with Freya Josephine Hollick

12 September – Franck with ISGWAN, Emma Moon and SF Fudge

13 September – Odd Mob

THE TIVOLI

25 September – Sarah Blasko (SOLD OUT)

BRISBANE POWERHOUSE

14 September – Migrating Bird by Véronique Serret featuring William Barton

18 September – JADE Ensemble

20 September – Hannah Macklin

THE PRINCESS THEATRE 

19 September – John Butler with Emma Donovan (SOLD OUT)

23 September – Sarah Blasko

24 September – Wunderhorse (SOLD OUT)

26 September – Winston Surfshirt

27 September – Indo Warehouse

BRISBANE SERENADES

7 September – Pasifika Made at Brisbane Powerhouse

12 September – Manly Serenades at George Clayton Park

13 September – Moorooka Block Party at Peggs Park

20 September – St Lucia Serenades at the University of Queensland

NIGHT AT THE PARKLAND

5 September – ICEHOUSE

6 September – Lime Cordiale & Jack River

7 September – Xavier Rudd

11 September – Amy Shark

12 September – Grinspoon

13 September – Cut Copy & guest KLP

14 September – James Johnston

Brisbane Festival runs 5-27 September 2025. Tickets on sale now via www.brisbanefestival.com.au

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Interview: Young the Giant on Coming Home, Bloc Party, and Starting a New Chapter

by the partae July 31, 2025
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It’s been over a decade since you last played in Australia. What made now the right  time to come back —and how does it feel to return after all this time?  

Yes. Too long. I’m excited to be back and explore new parts of Australia like Perth and  Adelaide. So much has happened in our lives since then. There’s so much to catch up on —now is always the right time, isn’t it? 

You’re jumping on Bloc Party’s 20th anniversary tour — how did that connection  happen, and what drew you to the idea of joining them?  

We’ve always been fans of Bloc Party. Silent Alarm is a seminal record for this band. We’re  honoured to be a part of it. I think we just saw the opportunity and said, “Fuck. We have  to go back.” 

Both you and Bloc Party have always pushed genre boundaries in your own ways.  How do you see your sound fitting into this tour alongside theirs?  

It just feels natural. There are many shades to both of our bands so it’ll be interesting to  see it all happen in real time. Musicians feed off of one another when they share the same  stage, and that energy will only reveal itself the first night in Sydney. 

Songs like “Cough Syrup” and “My Body” still hit hard with fans. With a shorter  support slot, how do you decide what makes the cut for your setlist?  

They’re on the set list! 

You’re hitting major cities across Australia and New Zealand — is there a particular  show or city you’re most looking forward to playing?  

I’m excited to go everywhere. I know it’s a cop out to say it, but it’s true. We’re always up  for new experiences. We hope this is the second of hopefully many more trips out here. I  could probably answer your question better, when that happens.

You’ve built a reputation for powerful, high-energy live shows. Can fans expect  anything new or different from this run of performances?  

We are going to try new things and old. Experiment and switch around—not get too  precious. We’ll honour the songs that got us here, but first and foremost, we will honour  our creative spirit.  

Does your mindset or prep change when you’re supporting another band versus  headlining your own tour?  

Each set tells the story; it’s just a matter of how fast you’re getting there. This time, we’ll  just have to cut a few scenes. 

Bloc Party’s Silent Alarm is such a cornerstone for indie rock fans. Was that album  ever on your radar growing up or early in the band’s life?  

Absolutely: I had the entirety of Silent Alarm on my first ever iPod. It just becomes a part  of the bloodstream that young. 

There’s a huge fanbase for you down here — do you see this tour as a bit of a  reintroduction, and could it lead to a full headline tour soon?  

Definitely a reintroduction. This is not the end of the story between Australia/NZ and us.  

What’s coming next for Young the Giant after this tour — any new music, projects, or  surprises on the horizon?  

I guess you’ll have to come to the show to find out?

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MAX MCNOWN CHART-CLIMBING SINGER-SONGWRITER RELEASES HIGHLY ANTICIPATED DELUXE ALBUM

by the partae July 31, 2025
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BILLBOARD’S JULY 2025 CHARTBREAKER

READ EXCLUSIVE FEATURE HERE

 

GOLD CERTIFIED HIT “A LOT MORE FREE” LANDS ON HOT AC TOP 10 & “BETTER ME FOR YOU (BROWN EYES)” STAYS ON BILLBOARD HOT 100 FOR FIFTH WEEK

 “FOREVER AIN’T LONG ENOUGH” NORTH AMERICAN TOUR

KICKING OFF AUGUST 21 IN KANSAS CITY, HITTING AUSTIN, LA, DC

SOLD OUT STOPS IN DALLAS, SAN FRANCISCO, DENVER, AND MORE

  • UPCOMING PERFORMANCE AT LOLLAPALOOZA 

TICKETS AND MORE INFO HERE

 

Standout, dreamlike songs such as the chart-climbing “Better Me For You (Brown Eyes)” and the unstoppably joyful focus track “Forever Ain’t Long Enough,” Max lets his inner hopeless romantic shine. Whereas on the heavy-hearted but exquisitely catchy “Same Questions” and the ode to old love “St. Helen’s Alpenglow,” Max explores everything that’s lost following a breakup. Meanwhile, the gorgeously textured track “The Cost of Growing Up” arrives as a clear-eyed but melancholic reflection on the inevitability of pain.

Revisiting the title track of the original album, Max recruited country artist Cameron Whitcomb for a new, heartfelt rendition of “Night Diving,” a profound meditation on the cycles of addiction,  set against a spellbinding backdrop of otherworldly textures, moody guitar tones, and strangely haunting rhythms. Watch Max and Cameron poke fun at each other in this hilarious clip promoting the single (which has earned over half a million views within just one week).

“One of the things I respect above all else is authenticity and honesty in music, and Cam is the epitome of that,” says McNown of working with Whitcomb. “When I started thinking about a feature on that song, I knew there was no better person than Cam to join me. He gave it so much energy and his voice is so distinct, and now the song has a whole new life to it.”  

Cameron Whitcomb adds, “When Max first pitched the song to me, I barely got halfway through the first verse and called him back immediately. I think this song is honest and special, and I’m honored to sing alongside an incredible artist and human being on such an amazing record.”

In celebration of the new music, Max is continuing on the road hitting Lollapalooza and the fast-selling North American headline “Forever Ain’t Long Enough,” tour, which kicks off August 21st in Kansas City. The tour will be making stops in Austin at Emo’s on August 27th, Los Angeles at The Novo on September 6th, and at 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. on September 8th – see full dates below and visit maxmcnown.com/tour for tickets and more information.

At 23 (turns 24 on July 20), Max has already been on a storied musical journey. Taking control of his future, overcoming personal challenges, and drawing inspiration from his brother who was bravely fighting cancer, he packed his bags and drove from remote Oregon to Southern California. From there, videos of him busking on a pier made an impact online and eventually grew into a legion of supporters on TikTok (currently has 2.4M followers). After attracting interest from major TV talent shows, McNown auditioned for one and then decided it wasn’t for him and gracefully turned them down as he knew he needed to walk his own path.

Within just a year of teaching himself to play guitar, the Nashville-based artist set off on a meteoric rise largely fueled by his breakout single “A Lot More Free”— the RIAA Gold-certified track whose explosive success earned him a #1 spot on Billboard’s Emerging Artists chart and has currently been flying up the radio charts. Currently, the track is Top 10 at Hot AC and Top 20 at Top 40.

Following the release of his widely lauded debut album Wandering, the Willfully Blind EP, and his acclaimed sophomore album Night Diving, the 23-year-old Oregon native continued his fast ascent to stardom appearing on The Kelly Clarkson Show (watch here) and TODAY (watch here), and selling out his first-ever headline tour within just hours.

Recently, Max also made his debut on the Billboard Hot 100 with his song “Better Me For You (Brown Eyes).” The song, which has spent five weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, has now amassed over 130 million global streams and has been a mainstay at Country radio – currently #39 on Top 40 Country. Max was also named a 2025 Artist To Watch by Amazon Music, Holler, and Country Now, and has performed at C2C Festival, CMA Fest, and other large festivals.

The Night Diving (The Cost of Growing Up) deluxe album is a powerful milestone for a prolific young artist rooted in his craft. Even as his star quickly rises, Max stays true to his small-town soul—anchored by humility, heart, and a deep love for honest songwriting. With every track, he continues his mission to make music that lets folks feel seen, heard, and understood.

TOUR DATES

Jul 18 Fri – Redmond, OR – Fairwell Music Festival

Aug 1 Fri – REGGIES Chicago (Official Lollapalooza Aftershow) – SOLD OUT

Aug 2 Sat – Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza

Aug 8 Fri – Elkhorn Precinct, NE – Pinnacle Bank Championship Concert Series

Aug 21 Thu – Kansas City, MO – KC Live!

Aug 22 Fri – Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom – LOW TICKETS

Aug 23 Sat – Dallas, TX – House of Blues – SOLD OUT

Aug 26 Tue – Houston, TX – House of Blues – LOW TICKETS

Aug 27 Wed – Austin, TX – Emo’s

Aug 28 Thu – Helotes, TX – Floore’s Outdoors

Aug 30 Sat – Aspen, CO – JAS Aspen Labor Day Experience

Sep 1 Mon – Sandy, UT – Sandy Amphitheater – LOW TICKETS

Sep 4 Thu – Sacramento, CA – Ace of Spades – SOLD OUT

Sep 5 Fri – San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore – SOLD OUT

Sep 6 Sat – Los Angeles, CA – The Novo

Sep 9 Tue – San Diego, CA – SOMA

Sep 10 Wed – Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren – LOW TICKETS

Sep 11 Thu – Albuquerque, NM – El Rey Theater

Sep 13 Sat – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre – SOLD OUT

Sep 14 Sun – Boulder, CO – Boulder Theater

Sep 17 Wed – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue – SOLD OUT

Sep 20 Sat – Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection

Sep 21 Sun – Detroit, MI – The Fillmore

Sep 23 Tue – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues – SOLD OUT

Sep 24 Wed – Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian Theatre – LOW TICKETS

Sep 28 Sun – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club – SOLD OUT

Oct 1 Wed – Montreal, QC – MTELUS – SOLD OUT

Oct 2 Thu – Toronto, ON – The Danforth Music Hall – SOLD OUT

Oct 3 Fri – Toronto, ON – The Danforth Music Hall – SOLD OUT

Oct 5 Sun – London, ON – London Music Hall – SOLD OUT

Oct 6 Mon – Ottawa, ON – Bronson Centre – SOLD OUT

Oct 9 Thu – Winnipeg, MB – Burton Cummings Theatre – LOW TICKETS

Oct 11 Sat – Saskatoon, SK – Coors Event Centre – SOLD OUT

Oct 12 Sun – Edmonton, AB – Midway Music Hall – SOLD OUT

Oct 13 Mon – Edmonton, AB – Midway Music Hall

Oct 15 Wed – Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom – SOLD OUT

Oct 16 Thu – Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom – SOLD OUT

Oct 19 Sun – Seattle, WA – The Showbox – SOLD OUT

Oct 20 Mon – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom – SOLD OUT

Dec 1 Mon – Dublin, Ireland – 3Olympia Theatre – SOLD OUT

Dec 2 Tues – Glasgow, Scotland – Barrowland Ballroom – SOLD OUT

Dec 3 Wed – Manchester, England – Albert Hall – SOLD OUT

Dec 5 Fri – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg – SOLD OUT

Dec 6 Sat – Hamburg, Germany – Fabrik – SOLD OUT

Dec 8 Mon – Paris, France – Alhambra – SOLD OUT

Dec 9 Tues – London, England – O2 Forum Kentish Town – SOLD OUT

Dec 10 Wed – London, England – O2 Forum Kentish Town – SOLD OUT

Please note: Max McNown wants to give fans the best chance to buy tickets at face value. To make this possible, shows on this tour ticketed by Ticketmaster will have Face Value Exchange enabled, which gives fans who can’t attend the option to resell their tickets at the original price paid. To protect the Exchange, Max has requested that all shows ticketed by Ticketmaster be mobile-only and restricted from transfer, except in Colorado and Utah (where local laws limit artist’s ability to determine how their tickets are resold). For AXS-ticketed events, fans will be encouraged to resell their tickets for face value directly through the AXS Official Resale Marketplace. For specific questions about a show’s ticketing provider and transfer/resale policies, fans should reach out to the local venue box office.

 

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MALUGI ANNOUNCES HEADLINE MELBOURNE SHOW 14th November – The Timber Yard

by the partae July 30, 2025
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Berlin-based DJ and producer MALUGI is set to bring his high-energy club sounds to Melbourne, announcing a headline show at The Timber Yard on Friday, 14th November, presented by Untitled Group.

Known for his fast-paced, UK-influenced house sets and infectious presence behind the decks, MALUGI has quickly become a household name among dance music’s tastemakers. His signature style, driven by pumping club productions with just the right amount of mass appeal has seen him awarded BBC Radio 1’s Future Star of 2025.

MALUGI’s high-impact sets have taken him to some of the most prestigious stages in club music, including Panorama Bar, Warehouse Project, Amnesia Ibiza and Awakenings. His two viral Boiler Room performances in 2024 and millions of streams on his original productions have solidified his reputation as a relentless creative force.

This year, he’s played a stacked run of festival shows including Glastonbury and Tomorrowland, alongside his own ‘Happy Hour’ event series that continues to grow in scale.

On his last visit to Australia, he delivered a standout set at Beyond The Valley’s iconic Dance Dome, alongside performances at Wildlands in Brisbane and Perth, and a surprise support performance at PICA.

Untitled Group, Australia’s largest independent promoter, is celebrating 10 years of redefining the live music scene with festivals like Beyond the Valley, Pitch Music & Arts, Wildlands, and Ability Fest.

For his Melbourne return, fans can expect an unrelenting, feel-good dance floor experience, one that has earned him the nickname “The Happiest Man in Dance Music.”

Presale tickets will be available from Thursday 31st July 10AM AEST, with general on-sale commencing Friday 1st August 12PM AEST.

Signup for presale access HERE

Presale begins on Thursday 31st July 10AM AEST

General on sale begins: Friday 1st August 12PM AEST

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THE SMITH STREET BAND RELEASE NEW SINGLE & ANNOUNCE HUGE NATIONAL TOUR

by the partae July 30, 2025
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Australian punk stalwarts The Smith Street Band today share new single ‘Star Child’. Out on Pool House Records this is the second single from the Naarm / Melbourne band’s forthcoming seventh album.

Of the latest release the band’s lead singer Wil Wagner says, “Star Child is a song about how all life’s twists and turns have led me to a really happy place with a daughter who I love more than anything! It’s about how important things used to feel and how lost I used to be and the perspective gained with age and experiences. The song took on a lot of different directions and formations but I kept coming back to the opening line which is “I’ve seen so many highways” and thinking about how after all of life’s journeys I’ve found myself exactly where I need to be!”

The upcoming new album is the third to be recorded at the band’s off grid studio in regional Victoria and follows critically acclaimed albums Life After Football (triple j Feature Album, 2022) and Don’t Waste Your Anger (ARIA #1, 2020).

Having just completed a month of touring throughout July to capital cities across six states, The Smith Street Band today also announce a mammoth 24 date East Coast regional tour. With shows from Traralgon to Cairns and nearly everywhere in between, the tour will include their first ever shows in Mildura and Tamworth, and a long awaited return to the likes of Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Rockhampton and Mackay after nearly a decade.

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THE SMITH STREET BAND

Thursday September 18 – Sooki, Belgrave
Friday September 19 – The Deck, Traralgon
Saturday September 20 – Singing Bird Studios, Frankston
Thursday September 25 – Torquay Hotel, Torquay
Friday September 26 – The Espy, St Kilda
Thursday October 2 – Volta,  Ballarat
Friday October 3 – All Seasons, Bendigo
Saturday October 4 – Setts Tavern, Mildura
Thursday October 9 – Beer Deluxe, Albury
Friday October 10 – Tilly’s, Wagga Wagga
Saturday October 11 – Waves, Wollongong
Sunday October 12 – Drifter’s Wharf, Central Coast
Wednesday October 15 – Finnian’s Tavern, Port Macquarie
Thursday October 16 – Jetty Beach House, Coffs Harbour
Friday October 17 – Moonshiner’s Tavern, Tamworth
Saturday October 18 – King Street, Newcastle
Sunday October 19 – The Basement, Canberra
Thursday October 23  – Coolangatta Hotel, Gold Coast
Friday October 24 – The Northern, Byron Bay
Saturday October 25 – The Station, Sunshine Coast
Wednesday October 29 – The Great Western, Rockhampton
Thursday October 30 – McGuires Hotel, Mackay
Friday October 31 – The Warehouse, Townsville
Saturday November 1 – Tanks Art Center, Cairns

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GOOD THINGS FESTIVAL 2025 REVEALS DATES & VENUES INCLUDING A NEW HOME IN SYDNEY!

by the partae July 30, 2025
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Are you ready for some extremely good things ahead? Good Things come to those who wait and Good Things Festival, Australia’s largest and favourite travelling music festival is set to make its way up the East Coast once again in December 2025.

A stalwart highlight on the Australian musical calendar, today we’re thrilled to reveal our Good Things Festival dates and venues for 2025 in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, with a new home locked in for Sydney this year.

Opening on Friday 5 December at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, the Good Things Festival party will then head to its new Sydney stomping ground at Sydney Showground on Saturday 6 December, before closing out on Sunday 7 December at the Brisbane Showgrounds.

For Sydney, 2025 will see the Good Things experience levelled up across the board, with the Sydney Showground venue boasting a bigger capacity, more shelter and existing facilities, and is a much more accessible-friendly venue for patrons. The venue will also mean better transport options and integrated transport, making your journey to and from Good Things Festival way easier so you can focus on the important things: the bands, the vibes and all the good things that come with this annual extravaganza.

We’re so excited to share with you the line-up coming to you soon. In the meantime save the date and join us making Good Things Festival 2025 one for the ages!

GOOD THINGS FESTIVAL 2025
DATES & VENUES:

FRIDAY 5 DECEMBER – FLEMINGTON RACECOURSE, MELBOURNE
SATURDAY 6 DECEMBER – SYDNEY SHOWGROUND, SYDNEY
SUNDAY 7 DECEMBER – BRISBANE SHOWGROUNDS, BRISBANE

Sign up via the Good Things Festival website to hear the line up first.

Stay connected with us across all social platforms for all of your Good Things news.

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Everclear announce ‘Sparkle and Fade’ 30th Anniversary Aus Tour Australia Nov/Dec 2025

by the partae July 30, 2025
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Everclear, one of the leading alternative rock bands to emerge from the ‘90s led by vocalist, guitarist and founder Art Alexakis, have announced November / December Australian dates for their Sparkle and Fade 30th Anniversary Tour.

Everclear’s platinum-selling, major-label debut album, had a massive impact in 1995 with its chart-topping hit “Santa Monica,” making Everclear a household name and catapulting the band into the masses. The acclaimed collection – also featuring the singles “Heroin Girl” and “Heartspark Dollarsign” – has been hailed as “a must have for any fan of pop-punk” (Punknews) and “a tough, melodic set of gnarled post-punk hard rock” (AllMusic), with The Rolling Stone Album Guide declaring, “Sparkle and Fade was everything a radio-ready rock record should be: explosive, soul-searching, belligerent.”

Everclear’s 16-date Australian tour will kick off Friday November 21 in Newcastle and travel across the country, with the band performing shows in capital cities and regional areas including Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Canberra, Townsville and Duncraig before wrapping up on Saturday December 13 in Adelaide.

“Sparkle and Fade was not the first album I had made, but it was the album I had wanted to make my whole life. It changed everything for me and Everclear,” shares Alexakis. “Because of its success and lasting impact, this band has survived and prospered for three decades, and this tour celebrating Sparkle and Fade is another way of us saying ‘thank you’ to all of the incredible fans – old and new. We’re excited to bring this tour to Australia. In addition to all the hits and fan favorites, we’re going to pretty much play the whole album through the course of the show to commemorate this 30th anniversary. If you are a fan of this record, you do not want to miss this tour!”

Everclear is: Art Alexakis (vocals, guitar), Davey French (guitar), Freddy Herrera (bass), Brian Nolan (drums)

Don’t miss Everclear on their Sparkle and Fade 30th Anniversary Australian National Tour:

Friday November 21 – Bar on the Hill | Newcastle NSW
Saturday November 22 – Manning Bar | Sydney NSW
Sunday November 23 – Caringbah Hotel | Caringbah NSW
Monday November 24 – Drifters Wharf | Gosford NSW
Thursday November 27 – The Baso | Canberra ACT
Friday November 28 – Chelsea Heights Hotel | Chelsea Heights VIC
Saturday November 29 – Prince Bandroom | St Kilda VIC
Sunday November 30 – Barwon Heads Hotel | Barwon Heads VIC
Tuesday December 2 – The Warehouse | Townsville QLD
Thursday December 4 – Kings Beach Tavern |  Caloundra QLD
Friday December 5 – The Back Room, Chardons Corner |  Brisbane QLD
Saturday December 6 – Miami Marketta | Gold Coast QLD
Wednesday December 10 – Freo Social | Fremantle WA
Thursday December 11 – The Carine |  Duncraig WA
Friday December 12 – Magnet House | Perth WA
Saturday December 13 – The Gov | Adelade SA

TICKETS

Spotify Presale: Wednesday, July 30 @ 9am AEST
(Password: SPARKLE)

Bandsintown Presale: Wednesday, July 30 @ 9am AEST
(Password: FADE30)

Public On Sale: Thursday, July 31 @ 9am AEST

For tickets & more info, head to www.everclearmusic.com/tour

ABOUT EVERCLEAR

Since forming in 1992, Everclear has enjoyed a lengthy career by any measure, spanning 11 studio releases, including four that have been certified Gold or Platinum in the US, selling over 6 million records, and achieving 12 Top 40 Hit Singles on Mainstream Rock, Alternative, and Adult Top 40 radio, including “Santa Monica,” “Father of Mine,” “I Will Buy You A New Life,” “Wonderful” and“Everything To Everyone,” as well as numerous videos, thousands of shows, and various other accolades, including a 1998 Grammy nomination.

 The band’s 1993 debut album, World Of Noise, released on the Portland independent label Tim/Kerr Records, paired with their significant efforts to break into college radio and the buzz they’d created within the Portland music scene, attracted the attention of major labels, including Capitol Records, which signed the group soon after and released Sparkle and Fade. To celebrate the band’s 30th anniversary in 2022, Everclear reissued World Of Noise as a special remastered, deluxe edition, making the album available for the first time on digital streaming platforms with 6 bonus songs in addition to its original 12 tracks. Adding to the celebrations that year, Everclear released a commemorative anniversary video “Everclear – 30 Years Gone: A Retrospective,” hosted by former MTV VJ, current radio host and longtime friend Matt Pinfield – PRESS HERE to watch.

 In 2023, Everclear released their first official live album, Live at The Whisky a Go Go, showcasing the band’s acclaimed and energetic live performance. The 17-track collection, available via Sunset Blvd Records, features the live recording of the Los Angeles show on Everclear’s 30th Anniversary Tour, showcasing the hits and hidden treasures from throughout the band’s extraordinary catalog as well as two new bonus studio tracks: “Sing Away,” a powerful single addressing teen suicide, and their 2022 politically-charged single “Year Of The Tiger.” Continuing to celebrate their acclaimed decades-long career and provide the band’s dedicated fanbase with long-awaited content, Everclear released their platinum-selling album Songs From An American Movie Vol. One on vinyl for the first time ever in 2024 via Intervention Records.

 In addition to his thousands of Everclear performances over the band’s lengthy career, Alexakis released his first solo album, Sun Songs, in 2019. That same year, Alexakis revealed his diagnosis with multiple sclerosis (MS) at the age of 54 and has since donated one dollar from every ticket purchased for his performances to charities such as Sweet Relief Musicians Fund and National MS Society. The now 62-year-old currently appears on the cover of PEOPLE Health (Winter/Spring 2025 issue), where he shares his positive outlook and health routine to keep his symptoms at bay, expressing, “I have a lot of gratitude.” In the story, he also references a deep cut off Sparkle and Fade, originally written for those battling addiction and sobriety, saying, “There’s a song we do called ‘Strawberry’—and the repeating line is ‘Don’t fall down, you’ll never get up.’ It’s a song of hope, really. For me it’s about surrendering to the fact that I have MS and being able to talk about and understand it.” Alexakis shows no signs of slowing down and, more than three decades later, Everclear’s enduring legacy and ongoing appeal as a live band continues.

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Oasis release brand new live track ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live from Manchester, 11 July 25)’

by the partae July 25, 2025
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Ahead of taking over London’s Wembley Stadium for seven sold out nights, Oasis release ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live from Manchester, 11 July ‘25)’. Listen HERE.

On Friday 11th July, Oasis mania hit Manchester as the band made a triumphant homecoming on the first of five historic nights in front of a total of 340,000 fans at Heaton Park. The sixth song in the setlist on the night, the new live version of ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’ immortalises the moment that Oasis returned home. Fans travelled from as far as Japan, Costa Rica, North America, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Ireland, Italy and Australia to witness the history-making night.

‘Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live from Manchester, 11 July ‘25)’ arrives ahead of Oasis’ opening show at London’s Wembley Stadium this Friday 25th July – the first of seven sold-out gigs. Following epic shows in Cardiff and Manchester, the Oasis Live ‘25 tour has received a rapturous response from fans and media alike – and is already widely regarded as the “biggest rock comeback in history” (The Sunday Times).

Beyond the Live ‘25 tour, Oasis fever continues to grip the nation as the band dominate the UK Official Charts. The singles compilation album ‘Time Flies… 1994-2009’ recently returned to Number 1 with seminal studio albums ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ and ‘Definitely Maybe’ in the Top 5 Album Chart.

The release of ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live from Manchester, 11 July ‘25)’ follows ‘Slide Away (Live from Cardiff, 4 July ‘25)’.

‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory? Deluxe 30th Anniversary Edition’ will be released on October 3rd. The ‘Complete Studio Album Collection’ box set will be released on August 22nd. Both releases are available to pre-order HERE.

The Sunday Times “The biggest rock comeback in history. This is the start of Oasis summer.”

The Guardian ★★★★★ “A triumph.”

The Times ★★★★★ “Fantastic.”

NME ★★★★★ “This is all you ever would have wanted from Oasis in 2025.”

BBC News “The best they’ve been since 1995.”

Rolling Stone UK ★★★★★ “The cultural moment of the year – possibly even the decade.”

Uncut ★★★★★ “Impossibly euphoric.”

Pitchfork “The biggest reunion in our lifetime.”

Variety “Oasis is miraculously, thrillingly back.”

Billboard “Triumphant.”

CLASH 10/10 “The best they’ve ever been.”

The Sun ★★★★★ “The gig of a lifetime.”

Manchester Evening News ★★★★★ “A moment in history”

Daily Mail ★★★★★ “Swagger, edge and attitude… simply electric.”

Daily Star ★★★★★ “A Supersonic celebration of their legacy”

Daily Mirror “The greatest rock n’ roll reunion of the decade.”

Daily Telegraph ★★★★★ “The second coming of Britpop’s biggest stars was magical.”

The i Paper ★★★★★ “The best band in the UK.”

Independent ★★★★★ “The rock reunion to end them all.”

The London Standard ★★★★★ “Biblical.”

Wales Online ★★★★★ “Intense and immense”

MOJO “Joyous”

The Observer “The emotional reality of their long awaited reunion dawns. It’s like a dam breaking.”

The Sunday Mirror “Best Night Ever.”

The New Cue “So beautiful, so joyous.”

OASIS LIVE ’25: AUSTRALIAN DATES
With special guests Ball Park Music
Fri 31 Oct – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne*
Sat 1 Nov – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne*
Tue 4 Nov – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne*
Fri 7 Nov – Accor Stadium, Sydney*
Sat 8 Nov – Accor Stadium, Sydney*
*LIMITED PRODUCTION HOLD TICKETSTICKETS AVAILABLE HERE!
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