Tammy Moir

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MJ Lenderman’s night at the Sydney Opera House felt like a moment of reckoningHere was a guy who made a name for himself in the realm of alt-country with Manning Fireworks – an album that came out of nowhere, but somehow captured the aching beauty of the genre in a way few others could. To say this was his biggest headline show yet is no small claim.

1 month ago | happymag.tv | Tammy Moir

Fleetwood and Buckingham reunite in the studio, sparking fresh hope for Fleetwood Mac fansLindsey Buckingham is back in the studio with former Fleetwood Mac bandmate Mick Fleetwood, marking their first collaborative recording session since Buckingham’s dramatic ousting from the band in 2018. The surprise reunion was revealed by Swedish producer Carl Falk, who is overseeing Fleetwood’s solo album.

1 month ago | happymag.tv | Tammy Moir

Live Nation’s Ones to Watch series is back in Sydney, and this time, it’s bringing the heat straight from South KoreaFor years, South Korea’s music exports have been synonymous with K-pop’s polished machine, but that’s barely scratching the surface. Live Nation’s Ones to Watch is back in Sydney this April, and for the first time, it’s putting Korean indie, psych, and alt-pop artists front and center.

1 month ago | happymag.tv | Tammy Moir

Michael Vettraino takes take us on a ride through the past, present, and futureMichael is carving out his own space in the sonic landscape—one that bends genres, challenges norms, and pulls inspiration from everywhere, from Stevie Wonder to the Appalachian woods. The Louisville-based artist is back with his latest single, A Lie Not Alive, the first piece of a three-part sonic journey that spans time, space, and dystopian realities.

1 month ago | happymag.tv | Tammy Moir

Gibson has scored a monumental legal win in the battle to protect its legendary guitar shapes. Gibson has clinched a monumental legal win, solidifying the protection of its legendary guitar shapes in the face of a long-running legal battle. A Texas federal jury has ruled in favour of Gibson, upholding trademarks for the iconic Flying V, Explorer, and SG models and finding Armadillo Enterprises (Dean Guitars) guilty of infringement and counterfeiting.