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Molly Millington doesn’t do things by halves. With her big hair, boldly patterned outfits and a chaotic good energy, she carries the kind of presence that lingers and instantly ... part of her that simply wants people to like her music. “I’m a big review reader,” she admits, “Obviously I would love people to love

cryptic posts, a classic move in modern rollout playbooks that usually signals something big isn’t too far away. The timing is what’s really exciting though for Australian audiences ... hoping for, CMC Rocks might just witness the first chapter of country’s next big duet moment. Embedded Content

honour to be trusted with taking this role on. Beccy’s boots are some big ones to fill, and I look forward to strapping on my own version of them

coming country artists a platform to shine, grow and take the next big step in their careers,” he said. “We’ve seen many of our winners go on to achieve

massive 2025 event that saw our homegrown breakout and established stars take home big wins and remind everyone just how strong Australian country music is right now.  Last year ... what makes them the obvious (and slightly dangerous) choice to guide the night. Expect big wins, emotional speeches, a few playful jabs, and plenty of unscripted moments. One thing

festival staples across the country. Together, they anchor a line up designed to bring big stage energy to the heart of the Outback. Embedded Content They’ll be joined

people in the audience that have been, you know, singing my music since Big Skies came out.” There’s a lot of this album that feels like home

Big news for country fans on both sides of the Pacific, Ticketek Entertainment Group (TEG) is officially planting deeper roots in Nashville. Today, TEG announced that Brad Turcotte has been ... Vector Management , he previously held senior leadership roles at Universal Music Group Nashville and Big Machine Label Group . Over the years, he’s helped steer global campaigns for artists including

very own Lane Pittman joining the lineup as a surprise guest. It’s giving big voices, big feelings and the perfect ramp up energy before the final night chaos kicks

tour built around decades of hits from Mr Jones and Round Here to Big Yellow Taxi and Accidentally in Love , alongside new material from Counting Crows’ latest release, Butter Miracle

crowds. Leading the charge is Might Be The Night , a love story built for big moments and even bigger singalongs. Mortimer describes the single as “a love story built ... big moments...It’s about that split second where everything feels possible, and you just don't know where the night might lead.” Written alongside Nashville heavy hitters Matt McKinney