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Is it time to go for Angus Young, the last man standing with AC/DC?
Should he stay or should he go? Maybe it's a case of defiance to the end for the man who has dropped his pants to the world for decades.
Should he stay or should he go? Maybe it's a case of defiance to the end for the man who has dropped his pants to the world for decades.
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Calvin Harris says the breakup song is about his dead-end supermarket job in Scotland, but fans are unconvinced.
The Jerusalem Quartet is back for the first time in seven years and, if anything, playing better than ever.
Snoop Dogg says he initially felt misunderstood at the beginning of his rap career that ended up turning into a legendary one while accepting his I Am Hip Hop honour during a politically-charged BET Hip-Hop Awards show near Atlanta.
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The 32-year-old ARIA Award-winner returns to Melbourne for a one-off performance.
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Update: The petition authors, who took aim at Triple J's Hottest 100 date, have announced that they will continue to keep the petition going until the ABC youth station makes clear its plans for an alternative date in the future.
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From Melbourne's electro rockers Northeast Party House and electronica duo GL, to the I Love Life Festival, we have your week in live music covered.
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