Lars Brandle

3 days ago | tonedeaf.thebrag.com | Lars Brandle

The wild boys are calling. While the rest of us put up our feet, poured one out, watched the tele and nabbed some overdue sleep, Duran Duran hunkered down for sessions with Nile Rodgers at Abbey Road, the world’s most famous recording studios. “Working with our good friend Nile at Abbey Road Studios this weekend. Stay tuned…”, reads a social post shared by Duran Duran.

4 days ago | tonedeaf.thebrag.com | Lars Brandle

Tributes are flowing for Marcie Jones, the vocalist who led the pioneering 1960s “girl group” Marcie And The Cookies, and who, as a solo artist, toured with the likes of The Seekers, The Monkees, Cliff Richard. and Tom Jones. The veteran Australian artist died Saturday, May 31st, following a battle with cancer, aged 79. “It’s with great sadness to let you all know that my beautiful mother-in-law, Marcie Jones, passed away yesterday evening,” reads a message posted Sunday, June 1 from Lisa Asta.

4 days ago | au.variety.com | Lars Brandle

Dom Dolla is on fire. From multiple recent sellouts of Madison Square Garden, scoring residencies on both sides of the Atlantic, booking a stadium show in Sydney, and dropping cuts with some of the pop world’s leading vocalists, Dom is Australia’s brightest star. The DJ and producer now brings that star power to Rolling Stone AU/NZ. The Los Angeles-based, Melbourne-raised artist (real name: Dominic Matheson) makes history like it’s a habit.

1 week ago | themusicnetwork.com | Lars Brandle

News Share on twitter Share on facebook It’s another big country week on the ARIA Charts, as Morgan Wallen retains top spot on the albums tally with I’m the Problem. The American country superstar has a massive fanbase in Australia, the world’s No. 3 market for the genre. Morgan was the last country male singer to top the national chart, with 2023’s One Thing At A Time, which logged two weeks at the summit.

1 week ago | tonedeaf.thebrag.com | Lars Brandle

The wait is almost over. Let the party begin.  Shouse, the Australasian electronic duo, will drop their debut album Collective Ecstasy this July, almost a decade after their breakthrough tune “Love Tonight” began its incredible journey from nightclubs to the top bracket of sales charts, everywhere. Shouse is the musical project of Jack Madin, a primary school teacher by day, and Ed Service, an arts community manager. Forget those day jobs, it’s at night when the action happens.