Divebar Youth, one of South Australia’s most exciting emerging alternative indie acts stops by, ahead of the release of his sophomore EP Modern Expectations to chat breaking the mold, European escapades and his upcoming EP tour.

BOUSTA has made his mark, dropping deadly records and turning heads all across Adelaide. This year, the Arrernte rapper has turned momentum into meaning, fusing language, truth and culture to create something that lasts.

From Cranker beginnings to AC/DC support slots, Oscar the Wild are turning up the heat this November. Here, the trio chat sharing stages with idols, their latest EP Blue, and building spaces where everyone belongs.

Craving nothing more than connection, Ella Ion has spent 2025 throwing stones of vulnerability, sending ripples of bare-all honesty across the globe. Here, the singer-songwriter reflects on touring, truth-telling, and celebrating SA’s music community with Hyde & Seek.

Parrot frontman Matt Young revealed all to The Note about the making of their new album, A Young Person's Guide to King Parrot, singing with Jason Momoa and the impact of new drummer Max Dangerfield.

Ahead of dust’s Adelaide show at Jive in December, dust’s vocalist and guitarist Justin Teale opened up about Australia’s alt-rock scene, touring with Interpol across Europe and their five favourite Aussie bands everyone needs to hear.

On the cusp of releasing their killer sophomore album VOL II, Paris Clark-Proud, guitarist and vocalist from The Shadow Ministers, dives into the DIY process and translation of studio to stage.

Known worldwide for the punk renditions of classic songs, American act Punk Rock Factory are heading our way this month. Ahead of touching down in Oz, the band gave us the lowdown on their new album All Hands on Deck, their wildest fan interaction and what to expect on their upcoming tour.

Ahead of mini-festival SONIC SPIRE, The Note spoke with Three D Radio’s Volunteers Rep Tiff Stodart and Chair Sonia Mir about Three D’s history, Sonic Spire and how to get involved with supporting the station.

American rapper and internet sensation Yung Gravy chats to The Note and spills his secret recipes, on how he chooses samples, and keeps serving up banger after banger, with ‘Debbie’ and ‘I Write Hymns Not Travesties’…

The beloved US metalcore group prepares for a new arc with their ninth studio album, Flowers. Vocalist Mike Hranica takes a look back at the journey to get here…

Emerging Perth indie rockers Fool Nelson are riding high after the release of their third EP, Bad Dreams. Currently touring the EP across the nation, the trio chatted to The Note about their new release, their favourite track from the EP and the wildest tour story.

Screaming Jets frontman Dave Gleeson details his favourite songs, album and music-related moment.

The Note spoke with vocal coach Amelia Shinks and singer Jack Kamleh about the role of Voicehouse, the importance of vocal lessons and why the Adelaide music community is so special.

November marks the defining moment in the career of Sydney pop punk underdogs SoSo. The quartet are dropping their much-anticipated debut album, So Much For Second Chances. Ahead of the release, frontman Rhys de Burgh spoke to The Note about the creation of the record, the grind of being a working musician and collaborating with acclaimed producer Stevie Knight.

Rocking broken hearts, scraped knees and bloody teeth through their new single ‘My Heart’s Dead!’, Adelaide’s pop punkers Teenage Joans catch up with The Note to chat new music, DIY-ing it, insane support slots and Harvest Rock.

Genre chameleons Cry Club are hitting the road this November in support of their latest single, ‘This, Forever’. Ahead of their Adelaide visit, vocalist Heather Riley and guitarist Jonathon Took answered some questions for The Note about their latest release, the visual side to their music and supporting The Darkness.

The artist behind ‘Paper Planes’ talks digital takeover, Julian Assange and finding joy through music.

The folk-rock veteran talks about the severity of Australia’s housing crisis, performing with the legendary Midnight Oil and the joy of being reborn through music. 

The ARIA Award-winning country singer dishes on touring with Paul Kelly, growing up in isolation and life on the road. 

Ahead of their anticipated return to Australian shores, The Note caught up with The War on Drugs frontman Adam Granduciel to talk reinventing records live, new music, Leonardo da Vinci and Harvest Rock. 

We’re calling it now. The Tullamarines are going to be the next biggest export out of SA, armed with anxious pop tunes and safety blankets. Swinging by, they chat about their sophomore EP and tour

Michigan’s post hardcore luminaries La Dispute have just unleashed their cinematic fifth studio album, No One Was Driving The Car. Vocalist and lyricist Jordan Dreyer connected with The Note to discuss the new full-length, imaginative storytelling, the generational diversity of the band’s devotees, film and so much more.

It’s never been a better time to be a fan of Parkway Drive. The Byron Bay metal titans have been non-stop since their 20th anniversary in 2024 brought them to Australian arenas in a powerful way.

bbno$ talks creativity, viral success, and staying authentic in our exclusive interview with the internet’s favourite rap innovator.

Chatting with The Note ahead of the release of his second album DJANDJAY, Baker Boy opens up about the beginning of his music career, the making of the album and the impact the result of the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum had on him.

Touring the country in celebration of The Soft 'n' Sexy Sound, SA icon Dave Graney spoke with The Note about the making of the album, his upcoming tour and winning an ARIA Award.

Amidst the release of their debut album, the rising indie-rockers talk brotherhood, toxic masculinity and what “indie rock” really means. 

The Note’s head honcho goes into detail about his five favourite records, why Lou Reed’s Transformer is the perfect album and his experience seeing The Darkness as a young whippersnapper.