Mallory Arbour is a Melbourne-based writer with over ten years of media experience, specialising in digital content. After living overseas on her gap year, she started her own lifestyle blog and soon began attending media calls for musical theatre and interviewing local talent, and later expanded to covering red carpets, festivals, gigs, and pop culture conventions. Mallory joined The AU Review in 2015, taking phone interviews with international talent during her work lunch breaks and attending events by night. In 2018, Mallory was personally chosen as one of four Victorian journalists to interview legendary US music producer Shelby J. Prior to joining Countrytown, she earned a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) where she graduated with distinction during the pandemic.
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Countrytown are celebrating 20 queer country artists leading the way, like Brandi Carlile, Orville Peck, Maren Morris, Michael Waugh, Paisley Fields and more!
"There’s just a couple of simple steps that you need to do.”
The incident caused some fans to leave the show early.
Each week we track down the best new music and curate it into our ‘Hot Country Hits’ playlist for all our readers to enjoy. Today, we've selected our top picks of the week to celebrate the songs that stood out in the crowd.
“Come along with Kiya, Little Ted and I on a Dino Hunt!”
"I think it was a combination of dehydration and heat exhaustion.”
‘Rules Of Breaking Up’ is out now!
'One Song Brings You Back' is out Friday, July 14.
Split into two sections, Side A features a collection of acoustic tracks from Jack Biilmann, whilst Side B is a powerful re-entrance to the blues/rock arena with the newly formed backing band The Black Tide.
Tickets on sale Monday, July 17.