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Mandy Patinkin returns to Australia to open up his diaries
In a production break from Homeland, Mandy Patinkin recorded two albums, now he is coming to Australia to perform them live.
- by Nathanael Cooper
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Chrissy Amphlett's treasures make way to Australian Music Vault
As former Divinyls frontwoman Chrissy Amphlett's legacy grows, her husband Charlie Drayton has offered some of the singer's precious items to the Australian Music Vault at Arts Centre Melbourne.
- by Debbie Cuthbertson
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Taylor Swift review: Rain delays the party but doesn't dampen the soul
Even as rain bucketed down for the first two-thirds of her Sydney show, Swift seemed ecstatic to be there... and to be drenched.
- by Michael Bailey
Ears wide open: Reflections on Richard Gill, teacher, mentor and enthusiast
Music educator and conductor Richard Gill inspired with his epic enthusiasm for music as the pinnacle of man's achievements. On his death, composer Nigel Westlake reflects on the impact of his teacher and mentor.
- by Nigel Westlake
Sticky Carpet
Wagons will celebrate two anniversaries with two special shows in February.
- by Marty Boulton
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Holy Holy put their faith in change of approach
Holy Holy have the infectious urgency of a band reinventing itself.
- by Craig Mathieson
Another side of Blood on the Tracks revealed
Bob Dylan had crucial second thoughts just as he was about to release Blood on the Tracks, the iconic 1975 album filled with songs of separation, heartache, sorrow, rage and regret. Now it's getting a revealing close-up.
- by Jon Pareles
Forq review: Scratching their own initials on the music tree's trunk
Forq's brand of jazz-rock combines playfulness with punches to the solar plexus.
- by John Shand
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Rock icons Kiss announce final ever Australian tour
The band's End of the Road World Tour will hit Australia next November.
- by Robert Moran
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Pharrell Williams wants to sue Trump for playing Happy at rally after Pittsburgh massacre
"There was nothing 'happy' about the tragedy inflicted upon our country on Saturday," the musician stated in a cease-and-desist letter.
- by Amy B Wang
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Channel Tres on his way Down Under
Channel Tres has gone from bedroom moments to next big thing.
- by Andrew Drever