Music
Hit songs on the double from Nervo
Sally Browne TWO of Australia's most successful songwriters are coming out from behind the producer's desk and taking centre stage at Summafieldayze.
Woodford's a permanent fixture
Sally Browne A 500-year plan shows the Woodford Folk Festival - which will celebrate its 25th event in a few days - is here to stay.
Snow season for Millencolin
Neala Johnson A SNOW storm is settling in over the Swedish city of Orebro, home to a rather magnificent 13th century castle, but even more famously the world over, punk band Millencolin.
Fan saves strung-out superstar
Rebekah Devlin CLASSICAL music superstar Andre Rieu has credited an Australian fan for helping save his career with a treatment for his debilitating vertigo.
Dylan gig left blowing in the wind
Josh Robertson A BYRON Bay music festival risks having a 2011 encore performance by music legend Bob Dylan strangled by local government red tape.
Bluesfest left blowing in the wind
By Josh Robertson A BYRON Bay music festival risks having an encore performance from folk protest legend Bob Dylan next year strangled by local government red tape.
Captain Beefheart dead at 69
DON Van Vliet, an avant-garde rocker who performed under the name Captain Beefheart, has died at the age of 69.
My love affair with Australia
By Bono WHAT a magical place this is. People full of fun and mischief, up-front, no-nonsense except the nonsense we enjoy.
Good Guy likes it like that
Sally Browne GUY Sebastian's latest release Twenty Ten is a retrospective of his eight years in the music industry.
Duffy a little lost along the way
Nekesa Mumbi Moody DUFFY'S second album heads for a new direction, taking on the likes of Britney Spears.
Joan Jett still sets own rules
Sam Kelton THEY say it's a man's world. But it's never been that way for Joan Jett.
Bon Jovi basks in blaze of glory
By Noel Mengel THERE'S nothing complicated about the Bon Jovi formula: fist-pumping anthems, loads of sha-la-la's, sing-with-mes, hand claps and simple positive messages.
The Eagles break from routine
By Noel Mengel SOMETHING unexpected happened part-way through The Eagles' set at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and the crowd loved it.
Federal Court reverses gym music decision
GYMS won't be forced to pay musicians more money for playing their songs in fitness classes after a ruling was overturned.
Free album for Gorillaz fans
JUST over a week away from the highly anticipated gig at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre comes great news for Gorillaz fans.
On Tour Highlights
DAYLIGHT at Cloudland + TWILIGHT at Family
Sun 2 Jan
Family Nightclub
Brisbanes premier gay club night, Fluffy has brought celebration and revelry to Sunday nig..
Future Music Festival - Brisbane
Sat 5 Mar
Brisbane Turf Club (Doomben Racecourse)
Everyones a winner with the Future Music Festival 2011!..
BREAKBOT (ED BANGERFRANCE) Gold Coast Show
Sun 2 Jan
Elsewhere
+he Arcade Crea+ive Presen+s BREAKBOT Featuring Special Guests Sunday 2nd of January ( Pub..
You too might play a round with Bono
A SEMI-RETIRED Gold Coast man got more than he ever bargained for this week during a game of golf at the Hope Island course.
Bands springing to a new dimension
Noel Mengel YEARS of hard work have brought two bands out of Brisbane to the brink of the big-time.
Gaga waxes lyrical in eight places
NEVER one to do things by halves, Lady Gaga has made her waxwork debut - in eight different costumes and eight different places.
Keith takes tour of his home town
By Staff Writers TAKE a look inside the world of Queensland's international country music superstar Keith Urban with these videos.
Beyonce and Jay-Z enjoy Coast visit
Koren Helbig MEGASTAR mania is rife, with Queenslanders on high alert as their idols arrive for the biggest fortnight of international music seen in the southeast.
Laura's star turn with Bono
By Tristan Swanwick LAURA Loritz travelled all the way from her homeland of Italy to see her favourite band for the first time - but it was worth the trip.
Going ape over summer
Jay Hanna DAMON Albarn isn't impressed as he glares up at the grey sky. He wonders what's happened to Australia's beautiful summer weather.
Rock giants U2 elevate the crowd
By Noel Mengel THERE was something at U2's first concert at Suncorp Stadium that was even bigger than the massive stage - the towering sound of the band itself.
U2 fans camp out for best spots
Cayla Dengate of mX A RAINY night hasn't dampened a beautiful day for U2 fans counting down the hours until tonight's mega 360 concert at Suncorp Stadium.
Lennon legacy strong after 30 years
AFP JOHN Lennon is being remembered the world over today, 30 years after he was gunned down near his New York apartment.
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