music industry

Thirty-five years after Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” Luke Comb’s cover has recently topped the Billboard charts. 

Live music is a huge part of Melbourne’s cultural scene, yet a new study from Monash has revealed that it’s not always a safe space for women.

Astrud Gilberto shot to fame as the woman who sang one of history’s most iconic songs, ‘The Girl From Ipanema’. She has passed away, aged 83.

Harry Styles took home Artist of the Year at the Brit Awards, though he dedicated his win to five female artists who were not nominated. 

Australian indie-rock outfit Camp Cope have been leaders at a critical juncture for gender equality in music, writes Freya Langley.

The government has launched its new National Cultural Policy, providing a major boost to the arts and entertainment sector.

Singer, songwriter and keyboardist of Fleetwood Mac, Christine McVie has died at the age of 79, “following a short illness.”

Taylor Swift has made history by becoming the first artist in US history to claim the Top 10 spots on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. 

We know her as Sporty Spice aka “Mel C”, reveals life in new memoir, Who I Am, opening out about repressed trauma.

Beyoncé has removed an ableist slur from a song off her new album after a virtual backlash on social media from disability advocates.

The 64th Grammys kicked off in Las Vegas earlier today (Australia time) with comedian Trevor Noah taking the reins as host.

Australian musician Jack River has launched a grassroots campaign to encourage major networks and corporates to back Australian music.