Bands and Artists

Phil Rudd is set to sell AC/DC memorabilia, a drum kit and a sports car and give the proceeds to charity in honour of his best friend.

Almost a year after Dolly Parton was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the 77-year-old country music icon announced the release of her first rock album, Rockstar.

An increasingly speechless Troye Sivan scoops best solo artist and song of the year on Australian music's night of nights in Sydney. 

Australian music's night of nights is here, the 2023 ARIA Awards. Here's the full list of winners in all categories.

More than 30 years after Robbie Williams was a member of British boy band Take That the pop star reflects on life as a megastar in a country close to his heart.

Billed as the last Beatles song, Now And Then features the voice of late member John Lennon and was developed using artificial intelligence. 

The 31-year-old Louisiana native was the undisputed star of the night, where she also was named female vocalist of the year, won album of the year for Bell Bottom Country, and gave a fiery rendition of her song Wildflowers and Wild Horses.

When G Flip's emails to music producers went unanswered, the drummer-singer hatched a plan. They gave themselves a year to learn the ropes and make an album, and kicked off a clever campaign to make sure people paid attention.

A statement from tour promoter Live Nation says the company understands fans will be disappointed, and it is working with the Canadian singer to reschedule the shows.

The Canadian singer was seen at an ice hockey game on Monday night, with fans happy to see the star joking and laughing after she revealed her rare neurological illness.

Noel Johnson was a on school trip to London's Heathrow Airport when he first saw The Beatles. Sixty years later, he's getting a chance to hear their songs live in his home town.

Jimmy Barnes created a soundtrack that shaped many Australians' own stories, but, reflecting on the songs that made him, it's clear Barnesy's belting voice came from a painful place, writes Zan Rowe.

The Texan festival has come to Australia for the first time and is thrusting young artists from Western Sydney into the spotlight.

Released 20 years ago, Innocent Eyes achieved unprecedented success, staying at number one for a record-breaking 29 weeks. So why is Delta Goodrem overlooked in Australian music history, asks Kate Pattison.

Natalie Imbruglia's childhood dream was to become a star. While realising that dream brought unexpected curve balls, she says she wouldn't do anything differently. 

They were one of the biggest bands of the 90s, ended by a bitter sibling rivalry. But almost three decades on, Noel Gallagher says the glory days of Oasis were everything he had hoped they would ever be.

Pop star Shakira came to international prominence in the early 2000s with her breakthrough hit Whenever, Wherever. But more recently it's her tax troubles that are making headlines.   

A struggle for identity and culture took the hip-hop artist and songwriter back home to Zambia where she reclaimed her story, she's back showcasing her African roots at a new Sydney festival.

Kate Miller-Heidke and Keir Nuttall's new musical comedy, Bananaland, considers the best way to deliver a political message at a moment of planetary crisis.

One of the most successful ABBA tribute acts of all time says beyond having strong vocals and bright costumes, incorporating "satire and parody" is key to cutting through with fans.

Danny Estrin, who is the lead singer of the Perth progressive metal band, tells fans the diagnosis means an upcoming European tour will be postponed. 

The alternative musician is facing a long recovery after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome. 

Australia's pop princess Kylie Minogue has been nominated for four ARIAs. If she wins at least one, it will be her first ARIA in more than two decades.

A band of singers whose version of a 19th Century workers' song has grabbed plenty of online attention say they might have got a gold record for their efforts in days gone by.

The Screaming Jets pay tribute to founding member and "beloved brother" Paul Woseen.