Neil Griffiths

Yumi Stynes leads some big changes to the Double J programming lineup. The broadcaster has announced that media personality Yumi Stynes has joined the stable where she'll host the morning slot on…

As Australia endures a festival crisis, one of the country's favourite events is confirmed to return in 2025. The local festival industry was dealt two major blows in as many weeks this month, with…

Regional touring festival Groovin' the Moo will not go ahead in 2025. In a statement given to Rolling Stone AU/NZ on Friday, festival organisers said: "Groovin the Moo won't be happening in 2025,…

Four more music festivals will conduct pill testing at their respective events this year. In a statement released on Thursday, the Victorian state government announced the four local events that the…

Untitled Group has declared that 2024 was a "record-breaking" year for the Australian indie music and events promoter. Coinciding with its tenth anniversary, the group hosted a number of major events…

Australian label Civilians has added an international act to its roster. The Melbourne-based indie this week announced that it has signed Austrian indie-rock duo Cari Cari to its stable ahead of the…

Triple J has announced a brand new program coming to the airwaves this week. Starting at 9pm on Tuesday, January 28th, Void of Vision frontman Jack Bergin will host new heavy metal program, CORE. In…

With just one day to go until the annual Hottest 100 countdown, the votes could not be any closer. On Friday, triple j released the final round of statistics of voting, sharing that the current top…

Splendour in the Grass has yet again been cancelled. In a statement given to Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Live Nation confirmed that the beloved Byron Bay music festival will not go ahead for the second year…

Australia’s year-end charts for 2024 features very few homegrown act and according to the CEO of ARIA, that should come as 'no surprise.'

Next week's Hottest 100 countdown is shaping up to be a very tight contest. Two songs in the top five are currently tied,

As the Supreme Court continues to mull over a decision to ban TikTok in the US, some Australian acts have weighed in.