The stars of music-powered local road movie The Pa Boys talk to Lydia Jenkin.

It's the third time out for Chris Lilley's vile schoolgirl creation Ja'mie King - this time she's going solo. The chameleonic Aussie comedian talks to Chris Schulz.

Five shows that should keep couch potatoes glued to their screens over the coming week.

Smashproof are readying a new album five years after they hit it big with smash single, Brother. They tell Chris Schulz why it's taken so long.

Remakes of cult sci-fi movies don't have a great track record, but Joel Kinnaman tells Chris Schulz this Robocop will be different.

Chris Schulz talks to Savages, expected to be the loudest act at Laneway.

Cat Power, aka Chan Marshall, has stepped out from in front of the band and is taking to the stage solo for the first time since 2005. She tells Lydia Jenkin what Laneway fans can expect from her set on the Cactus Cat stage.

Los Angeles siblings Haim emerged as one of the hottest new bands of last year with a sound that makes them one of Laneway's sunniest prospects. Tom Lamont caught them on tour.

Rising local star Watercolours talks to Lydia Jenkin about following her own artistic path.

It's going to be bad. Of course it's going to be bad. How could a glamour album crafted by a German internet tycoon holed up in a Coatesville mansion actually be any good?

Our world-conquering pop star is up for four Grammy awards next week. Chris Schulz looks at her odds of winning.