Airbourne are as real a rock and roll band as Australia has ever produced. The musical ancestry of the O’Keefe brothers, David Roads and Justin Street goes directly back to early AC/DC, when Acca Dacca were still an Australian pub band.

Jared Leto formed 30 Seconds To Mars with his brother Shannon in 1998. In 2003, Tomo Milicevic was recruited into the band and the trio have been the nucleus of 30 Seconds To Mars ever since.

Ben Gilles was a founding member of Silverchair. He was 12 when he formed the band with his friends Daniel Johns and Chris Joannou. Their pre-teen grunge sound soon earned them the nickname Nirvana In Pyjamas.

Legend has it that Melbourne band British India took their name from the b-side of a Strawberry Alarm Clock single in the 60s. You will learn in this interview that they made that story up.

Melbourne singer/songwriter Hamish Anderson is off to a great start with his debut E.P.

We first heard Tarmac Adam nearly a decade ago when Matt O’Donnell and Steve Paix recruited Nick Seymour and Paul Hester of Crowded House and released the debut album ‘Handheld Torch’.

'Sharkmouth' is the most successful album Russell Morris has had in a career spanning more than 40 years.

Renée Geyer has gone somewhere unique for her 25th album ‘Swing’.

In Conversation is an event presented by Arts Centre Melbourne’s new Artistic Development program, which supports the development of artists and the discussion of their artistic process.

In Conversation is an event presented by Arts Centre Melbourne’s new Artistic Development program, which supports the development of artists and the discussion of their artistic process.

In Conversation is an event presented by Arts Centre Melbourne’s new Artistic Development program, which supports the development of artists and the discussion of their artistic process.

Henry Wagons is one of Melbourne’s most unique artists.

Soul-blues sensation The Rubens discuss their lightning-fast rise, recording in New York, their hometown, art installations and more.

Melbourne based singer-songwriter Shelley Segal sings about what she knows and what she believes.

Melbourne will be treated to Daniel Holdsworth and Aidan Roberts performance of the Mike Oldfield classic ‘Tubular Bells’ at the Melbourne Recital Centre on February 15.

Australian music legends The Angels have just released ‘Take It To The Streets’, their first studio album in 14 years.

Jon and Karl from New Zealand rock titans Shihad open up about their entire career, their 'meanest' hits, and their next album.

Jersey Boys has been one of the most successful stage-shows of all-time.

Carly Rae Jepsen has one of the biggest hits on the planet with ‘Call Me Maybe’ with thanks to Justin Bieber.

Melbourne’s ME have pick 2013 running with the debut album ‘Even The Odd One’s Out’ and a slot on the Big Day Out.

Canada’s The Trews formed in 1997.

Scotland’s Django Django delivered one of the great albums of 2012 with their self-titled album.

Gary Clark Jr will rank alongside Jimi Hendrix and fellow Texan Stevie Ray Vaughan as one of the greatest guitarists of your time.

The little boy-band that could – Hanson – fill us in on marriage, 'MMMBop', Katy Perry, AC/DC, and whether they're industry pioneers.

Six years, a successful solo album for Paul, a Texas trip, arguments, some curious covers, and Something For Kate are back.

Frontman Nate Ruess from chart-toppers fun. talks about his 'sad rash', going multi-platinum, and tough Japanese crowds.

Ian Kenny, frontman for rock sensation Birds Of Toyko, discusses burning it all and starting again with their new EP 'This Fire'.

Little Mix are pure pop.

Kevin Mitchell is Bob Evans or is Bob Evans really Kevin Mitchell. Even he has trouble working that out.

Platinum poppet Reece Mastin talks about parental-approved tatts, his Home And Away girlfriend, and his first album of originals.