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A spokesman for the coroner said the death was being investigated as an apparent suicide.

Tex, Don and Charlie make one album every 12 years but their chemistry is as reliable as ice cream and cough mix, writes Michael Dwyer.

Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues survived a soggy 2016 and faces a bright future.

It seems, of late, that most successful rock bands fall into one of two camps.

The Tawadros brothers and Matt McMahon offer a constellation of ways to interact

Missed them this week? Nevermind, Royal Blood have announced 2018 Australian tour dates.

Catchy hit Despacito has set a record as the most streamed music track of all time, with some 4.6 billion plays across leading platforms.

Twenty-five years on, K.D. Lang's breakthrough album stands the test of time – and so does her voice.

The 11th annual AIR Awards will highlight who to keep an ear on in coming years.

Icelandic musician Asgeir has warmed to the concept of touring.

The serene calm of the pulsating harp chords and plucked lower strings that usher in Bartok's masterpiece, the Violin Concerto No.2 scarcely prepare the listener for the journey to the heights of the modernist imagination that follows.

This festival comprises three concerts, a few ancillary chamber music recitals, and Milos Forman's celebrated film.

Six years after her death, Margaret Olley is being celebrated in an unusual concert tribute.

Splendour in the Grass, Falls Festivals and more back a national approach towards tackling sexual violence.

Local listeners have until July 31 before they will be forced to switch to another service.

Story-telling lies at the heart of the great tradition of Gypsy music.

These women singers want to be "bad-arse businesswomen", says their founder.

Of the five electric guitars owned by experimental quantum physicist David Reilly, he likes this one the best. The mustard-yellow Fender Telecaster has two pickups, a maple fretboard and country-rock twang. When he's not in the laboratory pondering the mysteries of life, the universe and everything, he likes to lay down tracks on his axe at home, alone. "It's a fantastic way of switching off."

Melvins, Redd Kross and the original line-up of Live all touring Australia in November.

Keeping the punk rock roots but diversifying the business found Jaddan Comerford on a sweet note.

She's forever fixed in the public eye as the beaming singer of Accidently Kelly Street, but there's a lot of darkness behind that smile.

Chart-topping 1990s rock band Live will play three Australian shows in November.

The Canberra Writers Festival in August is shaping up nicely.

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Back for Supersense, Jim Thirlwell reflects on his wild ride out of Melbourne.