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INXS ink another chapter in the history books, as the new wave legends notch a new mark for longevity with their career retrospective.

"Our identity is being eroded and it feels as though no one is fighting for us."

The concert, which marks Gang Of Youths' first headline show in over two years, will be livestreamed on the app this Sunday.

Naomi Wenitong, Emily Wurramara, Barkaa, Bianca Hunt, DRMNGNOW and Rhianna Patrick have been announced for the inaugural event.

The southwest Sydney-based R&B/rap star is the latest artist to be spotlighted by Spotify's RADAR program.

The 24/7 channel will play videos from international stars as well as local acts like Tame Impala, Sia and more.

“We’re seeing events return in number,” Scott said during his speech. “We’re certainly looking to 2022 as a bumper year.”

The Deni Ute Muster has been cancelled for the second consecutive year, due to the spiraling COVID-19 outbreak.

The charity will receive a further $20 million in funding to assist arts workers impacted by the latest wave of lockdowns.

BLAKSOUND is so-called Australia’s dedicated Indigenous music conference led by youth, and broadcasting globally online from Meeanjin.