Ahead of her Spin Off festival debut, Gamilaraay star Thelma Plum chats candidly about the vulnerability in her music, her love for her home city and what’s next.

Fresh from a tropical interlude, The Living End talk with The Note about the joys of old-school festivals, staying fresh without losing their sound and getting it oh-so-wrong with a super-fan.

The founder of Rebel Yell lists her fav songs of all time and spills the beans on her favourite music-related memory.

In a strictly adults-only interview, Jesse Hughes tells the note why Eagles of Death Metal are destined to raise Adelaide’s temperature. You have been warned…

The city’s underground scene is a moving beast that refuses to stay still. Ahead of the Collective 3.0 party at Ancient World this month, organiser Jamie Aitken gives his thoughts and feelings on Adelaide’s techno movement.

Five Four Entertainment co-director Ross Osman shares his five favourite songs.

Local legend, Lily Rose, has made a name for herself with her refreshingly honest skate-punk sound. Now, she’s taking her angst-driven tracks to this year’s Beer & BBQ Fest.

The Dune Rats talk with The Note about some of their wildest gigs in the city of churches, staying current for a decade and the business of growing up.

Ahead of their Hindley Street Music Hall show, King Stingray guitarist Roy Kellaway chats about the band’s new album, putting culture in the spotlight and becoming rock ‘n’ roll stars.

Local legends TOWNS are back at Stonecutters this June and plan to get the party started with their nostalgic blend of ’90s pop-punk. Lead vocalist Aston Valladares gives us the vibe check.

Ahead of their Stonecutters’ appearance at Lion Arts Factory, alt-rock outfit Molly Rocket chat about their rapid rise, relatability and what’s next for the energetic 20-somethings

The Milk Carton Kids chat with The Note about returning to their creative roots and what to expect from their Adelaide guitar festival appearance.

Stage star and powerhouse vocalist Carla Lippis has turned to the studio to create Mondo Psycho, an apocalyptic rock ‘n’ roll album where she takes form as ‘satanic Liza Minelli'.

The Shadow Ministers guitarist/vocalist Paris Clark-Proud chats making music and ministerial duties.

Tyler Jenke goes behind the scenes on how Dem Mob got the cll to play Spain’s Primavera Sound.