Melbourne's Mojo Juju is the real deal, producing captivating Prohibition-era hoodoo jazz-blues and looking damn good doing it.

Dragon formed in New Zealand in 1972 and in 1975 relocated to Australia then exploded on the charts.

Club kitten Zoë Badwi is back with her latest single 'Shoot Me Down' and a decidedly sexy new video.

Quirky indie-pop singer Georgie Fields discusses odd instruments, trying to describe sound, and her new single 'Snakes And Ladders'.

San Diego blues-rock duo Little Hurricane discuss Craigslist, revisiting hurt, Taco Bell, jazz, Electric Six, and more.

The cheeky lads from rock stayers Grinspoon talk bad habits, the LA sound, guest stars, Russell Crowe and Julia Gillard, and their new album.

Guitar-slinger Casey Barnes talks about a chance meeting with Rick Price, getting the Obamas to hear his new single, obsessing over iTunes charts, and his diverse new album.

Globe-trotting inspirational rock brothers Evermore discuss their rural studio, giving away demos, and rediscovering simplicity.

The friends of Darryl Cotton will gather for ‘Concert For Daz – A Celebration Of The Life Of Darryl Cotton’ on October 23 at Melbourne’s Palais Theatre.

Ambitious Sydneysiders Marlow have reinvented their sound to bring rock to more spiritual, artistic highs.

Prodigious songwriter Josh Romig enlists players (who've worked with Tex Perkins, Gossling and Jordie Lane) for his unique indie-pop project Blue Sun.

War Horse is the big budget production coming to Australia on December 31.

After wowing Los Angeles with their triumphant progressive indie rock, Sydney youngsters Monks Of Mellonwah look to new horizons.

Comedian Gabriel Rossi spills the beans on moral outrage, Big Brother, and tells the joke that couldn't be on his new DVD War On Political Correctness.

It's been years since rockers The Exploders released new music, but Orche.Stratos.Pheric makes it sound like it's been decades.

From the hilarious Acropolis Now to the not so hilarious Underbelly George Kapiniaris has to be Australia’s most versatile entertainer.

Ground-breaking, genre-busting Afro-Australian hip-hoppers Diafrix discuss their star-studded new album Pocketful of Dreams.

Clare Bowditch has delivered her 5th album ‘The Winter I Chose Happiness’.

Prinnie Stevens and Mahalia Barnes faced off on The Voice but for these longtime friends the real reward is their new album Come Together.

Kansas City, New York, Paris - it has been a long, rewarding ride for the softly-spoken and fiercely-talented Krystle Warren.

Australia’s Mia Dyson is now a resident of California and recorded her latest album ‘The Moment’ in America.

Four years later, Melbourne hip-hop crew TZU return with an electro album featuring zero rapping. How will this work out?

Savvy pop kids At Sunset have the look, the ambition, the fans, the nous, and now they finally have the music.

Boy & Bear drummer Tim Hart forges out on his own with a poetic, folky solo debut with guests spots from... Boy & Bear.

Yon is one third of comedy team Tripod. At the moment he is out solo doing his first ever solo show titled ‘Mandaddy’.

6-piece Melbourne band Alpine debuted at #11 with their album ‘A Is For Alpine’.

Jane Clifton is about to star in the new stage production Barassi.

‘Deep Heat’ is the third album from Alexander Gow’s Oh Mercy.

Rain Party is a four-piece band based in Melbourne.

On ‘Songs of the Southern Skies’ Katie Noonan teams with master classical guitarist Karin Schaupp to pay tribute to Australia and New Zealand’s best classical, folk, jazz and pop with songs from The Finn Brothers, Icehouse, Nick Cave and Bic Runga.