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This is Lorelei Breathes New Life into the Country Music Canon with THE SINGER IN MY BAND

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It feels like, in a world where the supposedly real country musicians have left the genre feeling exhausted, the responsibility for continuing the sonRead Article

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Getting Lost in LUCKY at The Corner

Astara Ball

This year, Naarm based alt-rock artist Lucky has been having her moment. The singer has burst onto the scene as an extremely fresh and exciting new taRead Article

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Swimming with the Fishes at AN EVENING WITHOUT KATE BUSH

Ivy Kaye

Descending down the stairs of Melbourne’s iconic not-quite-Eiffel-Tower of an Arts Centre and into the Fairfax Studio, IRead Article

Sun 8/11/2026

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This is Lorelei Breathes New Life into the Country Music Canon with THE SINGER IN MY BAND

Ivy Kaye

It feels like, in a world where the supposedly real country musicians have left the genre feeling exhausted, the responsRead Article

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You See How This Looks, Right?: Guilty Pleasures in PRIMETIME

Cherie Gavara-Nanu Strong

I had been waiting for Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime (2026) to reach Australian cinemas for so long that I managed to get Read Article

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Getting Lost in LUCKY at The Corner

Astara Ball

This year, Naarm based alt-rock artist Lucky has been having her moment. The singer has burst onto the scene as an extreRead Article

Thu 5/11/2026

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Farmer Wants a Wife in SHAUN THE SHEEP THE BEAST OF MOSSYBOTTOM

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Shaun's shenanigans are back in full swing with Aardman Animation's newest feature length entry in his franchise: The BeRead Article

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Keeping Things Alive with TRIPTYCH

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“Hey, keep this thing alive even though no one cares about this anymore.” A glib remark about ballet and opera made by aRead Article

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Toys Take on Technology in TOY STORY 5

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TED LASSO is Back Kicking Goals—But With A Different Starting Lineup

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Returning for its fourth season, Ted Lasso scores this time round from a stark new angle—the introduction of a women’s fRead Article

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Finding Home in STERLING POINT

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Annie Jacobson (Ella Rubin) is as Type A as a New York City student can get. However, when she and her twin brother ConnRead Article

Thu 22/10/2026

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RADIO FREE ALICE Shake the Bars of Musician Jail at Their Free Pentridge Prison Gig

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Originating from Gadigal Country/Sydney, indie-rock post-punk quartet Radio Free Alice (RFA) first found their footing iRead Article

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Trippy and Sentimental: FORGOTTEN ISLAND Almost Flies Too Close to The Sun

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When we grow up, how much do our memories really matter? This is the piercing question that fundamentally drives ForgottRead Article

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MOVE MY WAY FESTIVAL and the Search for the Fabled Pocket

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The “pocket” is something you’ll hear musicians discuss somewhat frequently, but never truly explaining quite what it meRead Article

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DOGGOD at Monster Fest: Cults, Camp and Consecrated Canines

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Twenty-five years after being banned in Thailand for being “offensive to all religions”, Ing K’s black comedy DogGod hasRead Article

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After 36 years, Saint Etienne are saying goodbye. They’ve released 13 studio albums, toured with the likes of Oasis, SteRead Article

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CAMPERVAN: Aussie Pisstake or Nostalgic Reverie?

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Campervan is an explosively campy horror-comedy musical written by Melbourne’s own cabaret queen Geraldine Quinn. The shRead Article

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BILLY is Gruff, Gaudy and the Greatest of Monster Fest's Shorts Lineup

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An Uber navigates winding New Zealand roads as dim headlights barely pierce thick fog. The car gurgles and halts before Read Article

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SWAPMEET Make Themselves at Home at the Northcote Social Club

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The energy was buzzing from the second I entered Northcote Social Club for the first night of Adelaide band Swapmeet’s sRead Article

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Fighting an AI-rotted Internet at YOUNG SQUIZZY & MCRIZZ: THE WORLD TOUR

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When you go to your friends’ tongue-in-cheek world tour at Melbourne Fringe, you expect to have fun. What you don’t expeRead Article

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EMI EMI is the J-Pop Act That Australian Crowds Have Been Missing

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Growing up in Tasmania, J-Pop musician Emi Emi frequently travelled to Japan to visit her grandparents. She never used tRead Article

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THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL: THE ENCORE: Did Anyone Ask For This?

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Swift’s twelfth album, 2025’s The Life of a Showgirl, has proven to be her most polarising album to date. Each individuaRead Article

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THE INVITE Runs the Gamut From Jamón to Ethical Non-Monogamy

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I love getting a great laugh out of an even greater comedy. There's no preference on my end, whether it's straight-forwaRead Article

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