A la carte show better than any hits buffet
TLC weren't chasing the waterfalls, just a run of hits and memories from a golden R&B; career.
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Bernard Zuel
Since joining Fairfax in 1992, Bernard has been an editor and written on education, roads and local politics. These days, he specialises in music and is the senior music writer and reviewer.
Robbie Williams will hit ARIAs red carpet but won't sing
No need for blow-ins from overseas for the music industry's bit of glamour and prize giving. It's local all the way.
Take it easy, it may not be Eagles touring but it's next best thing
The definitive Californian band Eagles are no more but the Eagle originally from Texas has new and old songs to play on his own.
So long Leonard: you were everyone's man
Leonard Cohen's death at 82 might have been expected but it was also a shock.
Home on the plains
You can take the girl out of Idaho, you can make her an international country star, but you can't ever take Idaho out of the girl.
Robbie Williams' Heavy Entertainment Show aims for love, lands with interest
The definitive modern pop star wants everyone to love him but he may be working too hard and trying too much.
Sweating the small stuff of big characters
Helping an audience understand a character, like a film or television program, via music is all about getting the tone right.
Crowded House reclaims history
Thirty years since the debut album, 20 years since the farewell concert, the beloved trans-Tasman band refresh the catalogue and Opera House memories as the hall of fame beckons.
Album reviews
Australians channelling the spirit of Dylan, their folk friends, the blues and more ghostly electro pop meet a too-little-known soul queen.
Springsteen announces three more Australian shows
The big national tour just got bigger for one of the greatest live bands in rock'n'roll.
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