One of Australia’s stage greats Nancye Hayes will become the aged Edith Bouvier Beale in the Production Company production of ‘Grey Gardens’, on from November 25 to December 4 at the Playhouse in Melbourne.

Nathan and Nic from Sydney's sharp new-wavers Faker talk new EP, new album, new line-up, new ideas and have a laugh about The Cure.

On the back of their gutsy new self-titled album, Melbourne rock trio The Vasco Era discuss the heady times in between.

Billy ‘Bushwalla’ Galewood first hit our radar when a song he had written with his mate Jason Mraz became a pretty big hit worldwide.

Ricki-Lee is back, baby! The young diva returns to spill the beans about her new, huge club single 'Raining Diamonds'.

Many think the True Blood theme 'Bad Things ' is by Chris Isaac. Nope, it's by the equally-charismatic Jace Everett.

Reinvented Californian indie power pop act Hellogoodbye drop in to talk about a tough five years after emo stardom.

Singer-songwriter Laura Imbruglia explains her new, more ambiguous lyrics and new, more psychedelic sound.

After a break, country star Kirsty Akers sells her house, goes independent and gets 'Naked' on her third album.

Il Volo are three opera singing Italian teenagers Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble.

Juanita Stein of Howling Bells drops in to talk about the expat band's new album The Loudest Engine.

Gareth Liddiard from The Drones explains their new live double-DVD and how they're getting weirder.

The Cat Empire's Harry James Angus talks about his solo album full of fascinating little folk tales.

The Face The Music conference and music industry summit will be held in Melbourne on November 18 and 19.

The Angels have a new frontman … Dave Gleeson from Screaming Jets. Doc Neeson has departed one of Australia’s greatest ever live bands and Dave has stepped up to the mic.

Actor, writer, director, political wonk, and larrikin Rhys Muldoon adds a new title: children's music performer.

The origins of Ball Park Music go back to 2008 when Sam Cromack hooked up with Dean and Daniel Hanson, Brock Smith Jennifer Boyce and Paul Furness in Brisbane.

Canadian swooner Tim Chaisson talks about touring with Shannon Noll, recording at Willie Nelson's studio, and his curious home on Prince Edward Island.

Australia’s The Ten Tenors formed in 1998 and went on to become a phenomenon around the world.

Throughout the 1990’s Melbourne’s Underground Lovers became one of influential bands of their day.

Jenna and Whakaio of Sydney pop-punk upstarts discuss their top 20 debut album What Are You So Scared Of?

All five likely lads from Brit boyband The Wanted chat about nude cover modelling, their instant UK number one, and celebrity fans.

Nat Bass is back with her first single in forever. We talk to the X-Factor judge about what made her fall in love with music again.

‘Blue Sky Blue is the 4th album for Pete Murray and his first album in 3 years.

Pop idol Stan Walker gets his goofy self in for a chat about his new single 'Light It Up', setting himself on fire, and the "evolution" on his new album.

Tyler and Branden from Utah new-wave rockers Neon Trees worship Duran Duran, appraise their awards, and laugh it up about being Mormon.

Milos Karadaglic is a classical guitar player from Montenegro, the small country on the Adriatic which was once part of Yogoslavia.

Australian pop star Cody Simpson is one of the most popular teen acts in the USA right now and he’s risen to that height at just age 14.

Simple Plan formed in Quebec, Canada more than a decade ago. There have been four studio albums and a couple of live ones, the most recent is 2011’s ‘Get Your Heart On.

Melbourne psychedelic rock powerhouse Redcoats drop in to chat about sculpting their trippy opuses.