Miles Kane has crammed a hell of a lot of story into his quarter of a decade on Earth.

How To Train Your Dragon is the next major production from the creators of Walking With Dinosaurs.

Brian Cadd is taking the iconic 1972 surf movie Morning Of The Earth on the road again.

Joe Camilleri put together the first incarnation of The Black Sorrows in 1983 after coming off the back of one of Australia’s most successful bands from the 70s Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons.

Melbourne-based Michael Paynter has achieved a lot in his short career, as evidenced by his acoustic album Money On Your Tongue shooting up the iTunes charts.

X Factor-winner Reece Mastin chats about his smash hit single 'Good Night', how "rock" he is, and sending tracks to Stevie Nicks.

Sydney modern rockers New Empire talk about the hard work leading up to their 2011 chart debut, Simple Plan support and more.

When alt-rockers The Getaway Plan broke up in 2009 they played massive farewell shows. In 2011 they returned even bigger.

Aspiring Sydney pop diva Elen Levon is far more prepared for stardom than most 17-year-olds.

Pop-rockers Amy Meredith discuss their new, independent single 'Pick Up Your Tricks' and give us an acoustic version in the studio.

Daryl Braithwaite celebrated 40 years since his first Sherbet hit ‘Can You Feel It Baby’ in early 2011. Over his career he has clocked up 35 Top 40 hits between Sherbet and solo.

Tim Wheatley brings friends into his project Crooked Saint and we get the word on his rambling Aussie sound.

Gay pirates have been very good to UK singer-songwriter Cosmo Jarvis, who talks about his cult hit, Stephen Fry, directing videos, and more.

Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser are 2Cellos.

Golden Guitar Country Music Awards winner Beccy Cole has released her 6th studio album ‘Songs & Pictures’.

Dancer, singer and bona fide star-in-the-making Timomatic talks serendipity, supporting Janet Jackson and being a sponge.

David Campbell is doing something a little different on his new album ‘Let’s Go’. He has gone all 80s pop on us.

Marvin Priest has been making stompin' club hits ever since breaking free of the confines of being a backing singer for the likes of UB40 or his father, Maxi Priest.

With a career that kicked off in the 70s working with acclaimed songwriting/production team Vanda and Young, iconic record producer Mark Opitz has certainly made his mark on Australian music. 

With a career that kicked off in the 70s working with acclaimed songwriting/production team Vanda and Young, iconic record producer Mark Opitz has certainly made his mark on Australian music. 

Since we first saw Shannon Noll on the first season of Australian Idol he has gone on to be one of hardest working acts in the Australian live music scene.

Trivia question: Who is the only Australian act to have eight consecutive number one albums? Answer: Billy Birmingham, The 12th Man.

Fred Smith is not your average singer/songwriter.

After returning from the US exhausted, Matt Corby almost gave the game away. But, he tells us, backyard gigs saved him.

In February, 2010, 20000 music fans marched on the streets of Melbourne to support live music. It changed government policy.

The Bedroom Philosopher has been waxing lyrical about inner city life for over a decade now, tickling people's funny bones with songs like I'm So Postmodern and Northcote (So Hungover).

Gregg Arthur sings what affectionately is known as “American Cool” and artists dressed to perform.

The terribly clever Stav and Jake from Sydney party crew Bluejuice get frank about their funky new album Company.

Rising Melbourne mod-rockers Kitchen Knife Wife drop in to chat about all the attention before they've even recorded an album.

Things Of Stone And Wood and Swamp Dandies frontman and producer Greg Arnold talks about the folk rock highway.