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Kevin Parker via Getty Images Kevin Parker of Tame Impala poses for The 2021 GRAMMY Awards on March 14, 2021 in Fremantle, Western Australia. The Kid LAROI is growing up before our very eyes. The teenage Sydney born-and-raised singer, songwriter and producer earned his first APRA Award nomination this year, becoming the youngest nominee of his crop. He converted that chance into gold, taking out breakthrough songwriter of the year. It's the latest industry accolade for an artist who's apparently on a rocket to the top. LAROI (real name Charlton Howard) recently set the record as the younges...

Australian stars pay tribute to late music mogul Michael Gudinski Mary Mrad For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Australian celebrities have paid tribute to late music mogul Michael Gudinski at the Music From The Home Front ANZAC day concert in Melbourne on Saturday. A crowd watched on as Amy Shark, Vance Joy, The Rubens, Tash Sultana, Budjerah, Lime Cordiale, Mia Wray, Bliss N Eso and country star Kasey Chambers performed. Meanwhile, Crowded House, Jimmy Barnes, Delta Goodrem and The Kid LAROI also pre-recorded performances from around the glo...

Advertisement What’s exciting about performing live for a musician who hasn’t been on stage for over a year? Everything. It’s a three-hour drive from Sydney to Bathurst and Elliott Margin is cooped at the back of a rattling van taking The Rubens to their next gig, but the expectation and excitement for the keyboard player is palpable after the five-piece finally got in front of an audience the previous night with a cobweb-clearing show at the Coogee Bay Hotel. “We went well, but we were very nervous going in. Me personally, I couldn’t enjoy the first song or two, but ...

Advertisement What’s exciting about performing live for a musician who hasn’t been on stage for over a year? Everything. It’s a three-hour drive from Sydney to Bathurst and Elliott Margin is cooped at the back of a rattling van taking The Rubens to their next gig, but the expectation and excitement for the keyboard player is palpable after the five-piece finally got in front of an audience the previous night with a cobweb-clearing show at the Coogee Bay Hotel. “We went well, but we were very nervous going in. Me personally, I couldn’t enjoy the first song or two, but ...