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The guitar legend who built his career on not playing solos

The guitar legend who built his career on not playing solos

Andy Summers’ playing was a key part of the Police’s revolutionary sound.

  • by John Shand

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Meet the young, mullet-wearing super conductor shaking up the classical world

Meet the young, mullet-wearing super conductor shaking up the classical world

Sam Weller is driven by a passion to bring orchestral music to a new audience.

  • by Nick Galvin
Kylie Minogue announces biggest tour in 14 years – and Australia is up first

Kylie Minogue announces biggest tour in 14 years – and Australia is up first

Padam Padam summer is coming to Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney in 2025.

  • by Meg Watson
Tash Sultana: from viral guitar hero to CEO

Tash Sultana: from viral guitar hero to CEO

The Australian busker turned global festival sensation says being in the music business is “an amplified life”.

  • by Michael Dwyer
‘We should be careful with public shaming’: Tim Minchin rethinks his George Pell protest song

‘We should be careful with public shaming’: Tim Minchin rethinks his George Pell protest song

Eight years after Come Home (Cardinal Pell) became a viral success, Tim Minchin is no longer convinced that public shaming is the right mechanism for change.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs arrested, facing charges

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs arrested, facing charges

The music mogul’s lawyer says: “We are disappointed with the decision to pursue what we believe is an unjust prosecution of Mr Combs.”

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Tito Jackson, member of The Jackson 5, has died age 70

Tito Jackson, member of The Jackson 5, has died age 70

Tito Jackson, brother of Michael Jackson, has died. His sons have shared the news in a statement on social media.

  • by Brian P. D. Hannon
When art and politics collide: The battles tearing our cultural bodies apart

When art and politics collide: The battles tearing our cultural bodies apart

Sackings, boycotts, sponsorship withdrawals: arts organisations across the country are in turmoil. So who has the right to say what?

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
‘Financially impossible’: White Bay Power Station falls foul of NSW law

‘Financially impossible’: White Bay Power Station falls foul of NSW law

A dance party collective has cancelled a headline show at the venue over a controversial law blamed for over the top policing and rising festival ticket prices.

  • by Linda Morris
Aged just five, violin virtuoso Karen Gomyo knew her path

Aged just five, violin virtuoso Karen Gomyo knew her path

The Canadian musician opens up about music, life and what it means to fall in love with a violin.

  • by Chantal Nguyen
Yesterday she weighed into the US election. Today, Taylor Swift was back doing what she does best

Yesterday she weighed into the US election. Today, Taylor Swift was back doing what she does best

At the MTV VMAs, the pop phenomenon set a record for most ever solo wins.

  • by Robert Moran