Music has always been a vehicle for change. And for UK-based, political folk powerhouse Grace Petrie, her anger towards the systems that inflict pain on the world is at its most powerful in song. But there’s hope for the future, too. Here, the artist unpacks her Australian tour and how her latest album inspires us to Build Something Better.

Premier Peter Malinauskas unpacks what the new legislation means for the Crown & Anchor, how he’s protecting future live music venues and the challenges facing the industry right now.

Wanderers frontman Dusty Lee Stephensen and guitar-playing sensation Lucas Day sit down for an honest chat about music making, being a frontperson and what to expect from their Adelaide Guitar Festival shows.

The five-piece play the Crown & Anchor Hotel this September 5.

Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.

A three-hour vinyl set from Berlin-based DJ Mary Yuzovskaya is what local techno collective Subvert is gifting the Adelaide scene this month. Here’s what to expect.

In the last three years, Allday has moved to London, worked at an Italian olive farm and found his way back to his musical roots – being a rapper. It’s this journey the Adelaide-born artist immortalises on his brilliant, beat-heavy fifth album, The Necklace.

As the Spiderbait prepares for their 20th anniversary ‘Black Betty’ tour, drummer/vocalist Kram reflects on the madness of the last two decades.

Homegrown star George Alice is playing Flinders Open Days in a free, open-air concert to celebrate the new city campus on August 11. 

‘I Was Asleep’ is just a taste of Tonix’s euphoric, expansive and genre-defying sound. Here, the three-piece give us a vibe check on their launch gig for the fresh single.

We speak with Josh Pyke ahead of his talk at Indie-Con 2024 in Adelaide.

META’s Dona Inthaxoum talks creating content that’ll cut through the noise on social media and create impact ahead of the 2024 Indie-Con panel for the ‘Creating Content — How to Get Seen and Heard’

Currently in the middle of a massive Australian tour in support of his forthcoming album, This One’s for the Old Headz, Ben Lee chats with The Note about the tour and his new album.

Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.

Ahead of their new show Zeppelin Soars Again, The Zep Boys frontman Vince Contarino tells all on collaborating with the Kashmir Orchestra, upholding the Zeppelin legacy, and the best advice he’s ever received.