It feels like Swift is the biggest thing to ever land in Sydney — but how does the Eras tour compare to other iconic acts?
Sixty years ago, people lost their minds as the Beatles landed in Sydney. Taylor Swift is the only artist to match the hysteria.
Groovin the Moo is the latest casualty of a festival industry in crisis. What can be done?
Groovin the Moo's cancellation is just the latest blow to an industry facing a perfect storm of struggles. What can be done to save festivals like it?
'Pricing was just ridiculous': Fans fork out thousands on accommodation as Taylor Swift prepares for Sydney shows
Good luck getting a hotel in Sydney. Swift's Eras Tour has packed the Harbour City's hotels and driven up short-term rental costs as thousands descend on the city ahead of four concerts.
'It hit me exactly where I needed to be': How middle-aged fans fell for Taylor Swift
Many of Taylor Swift's fans are over 45. What is it about her lovelorn ballads, kitchen bops and revenge anthems that appeal to middle-aged people?
Fans say Groovin the Moo cancelled 'too soon' as fallout continues over cultural and economic loss
Groovin the Moo is a key event on Bunbury's social calendar, but the announcement that this year's event will be cancelled has disappointed local music fans and businesses alike.
ABBA marks 50 years since Eurovision win with new documentary
A new documentary will look at ABBA's rapid rise and the negativity the musicians faced in their home country.
Taylor Swift has touched down in Melbourne — she's already making economic waves
Businesses are cashing in on the Taylor Swift hype, with more than 620,000 tickets purchased for the Australian leg of the Eras Tour. We look at the impact it's having on our economy.
'Worth every frickin' cent': Queenslanders begin marathon journey to see Taylor Swift
Some Swifties will travel thousands of kilometres from regional Queensland to see Taylor Swift's Eras tour when shows begin this weekend in Melbourne.
Why are beads selling out across the country? Taylor Swift fans are buying them in bulk
A Swift-related surge in bracelet-making has hit craft stores across the nation, as Taylor's super fans prepare for her upcoming Australian tour.
How Taylor Swift became 'the most god-like superstar on the planet'
As the megastar prepares to grace Australian stages later this week, Swift's name is everywhere — from the schoolyard to scholarly symposiums. So what is it about Tay Tay that keeps fans coming back for more?
Kanye West is being accused of copyright infringement. Here's what you need to know
Kanye West's new collaborative album VULTURES 1 arrived on Saturday. And it's already stirring up drama.
Why far-right figures will be particularly concerned by Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl ahead of 2024 election
Taylor Swift is at the centre of a far-right conspiracy theory that claims the singer is part of an elaborate plot to rig football games and deliver Joe Biden the presidency. Here's how it unfolded.
Grammys emerge from flop era as viewership jumps 34 per cent
The Grammys hit a high note this year, drawing an audience of nearly 17 million viewers as the three-hour ceremony focused on celebrating some of the most successful women in the industry.
Taylor Swift's understanding of the element of surprise is her best marketing tool
While Taylor Swift's fans pride themselves on keeping up with her clues, even they were caught off guard by the news a new album is on its way.
How a racial slur spurred Chong Ali to challenge Asian stereotypes through rap
A schoolyard racial taunt inspires Minh Nguyen's unapologetically Asian rap identity. He hopes it will "interrupt" racism for a bit.
Grammys best moments include Taylor Swift revealing two-year-old secret — a new album
Pop star Taylor Swift announces her new album, The Tortured Poets Department, while collecting her 13th Grammy before winning album of the year. This and other Grammy moments.
What they wore: The good, bad and the ugly from the Grammys red carpet
It's an awards night for the music industry but there's always plenty of drama and theatrics on the Grammys red carpet.
Missy Higgins, Hilltop Hoods and Xavier Rudd reflect on why 2003 was so huge for Australian music
Some of the country's biggest artists got their start in 2003. We caught up with many of them to hear about the old days, and how much things have changed.
Regional venues with less money to pay musicians as their touring costs go 'astronomical'
Music manager Nathan Farrell says performing outside of the big cities is essential to building up a "truly national presence" but some artists are struggling to go the distance.
The Grammys will feature rare performances from Joni Mitchell and Tracy Chapman. Here's how to watch
From Taylor Swift to Tripod, here are all the nominees and performers to look out for at the Grammys this year.
Universal pulls music from TikTok amid licensing dispute
It's rare for a corporate dispute like this to play out beyond corporate boardrooms – especially one this nasty.
Universal Music Group pulls music from TikTok, citing 'bullying' and 'bad deal' for artists
Songs by Taylor Swift, Drake, Billie Eilish and more could vanish from the platform after one of the world's biggest record labels slammed TikTok over "bully" tactics in an open letter.
How Max Jackson's asthma diagnosis put her on a path to the Golden Guitars
Now nominated for two Golden Guitar awards this coming Saturday, Max Jackson's life could have panned out very differently had she taken a different path.
Leader of the Pack and lead singer of the Shangri-Las, Mary Weiss, dies at age 75
The lead singer of the 1960s girl group, best known for its tough image and hits such as Leader of the Pack and Give Him a Big Kiss, died on Friday, according to media reports.
Elton John achieves EGOT status becoming only 19th person in history
Elton John won the Emmy for Outstanding Variety Special (Live), completing the EGOT 27 years on from his first award.