Ahead of their Hindley Street Music Hall gig this Tuesday, Dan Hawkins from iconic brit-rock band The Darkness looks back at their debut album Permission to Land.

Ahead of GrapeStock Music Festival, chart-topping Adelaide artist Dino Jag give us the juice on what to expect…

Ahead of their set at Vintage Vibes, Groove Armada look back at how they became one of the UK’s pioneering electronic acts…

Ahead of Laneway, Teenage Dads chat hustling, anaphylactic attacks and getting into some beef with an Adelaide band…

The Amity Affliction’s Ahren Stringer opens up about building the LP, its special collaborations and falling back in love with the metal scene.

TUSHAR is taking to Vintage Vibes this January. Here, the indie-pop muso gives us a vibe check on his festival set...

Ahead of his set at Vintage Vibes, SA’s Surahn takes us through his global journey that’s seen him work with Empire of the Sun, write hit songs for Usher and become an Almond Farmer.

We’ve reproduced some of the earliest Rip It Up interviews with Sia and asked former RIU columnist Paul Kitching to tell about what the global sensation was like when she was still green.

Fresh from their fourth #1 album and worldwide tour, drummer Ben Thatcher chats Back To The Water Below, jamming on a speed boat and heading Down Under this December

With their vintage-pop beat and ‘honey-and-gravel’ tones, Doctor DeSoto has been serenading Adelaide since 2013. Frontman Mikey Green spills the beans on the band’s new album and next show...

Nocturnal Animals, tell us about their new release ‘Panic Attack’ and what to expect from their live gig at Lowlife Bar this month.

For 40 years, they’ve been working hard and playing loud. Ahead of their gig at Lion Arts Factory, drummer Dean Muller looks back at what it means to be a Cosmic Psycho…

Founder Margie Budich looks back at the early days of Rip It Up — how it started, how it worked and how it became Adelaide’s go-to street press publication for all things music…