Kick off Good Music Month in style this weekend with the return of Adelaide indie pop act Hey Harriett.

Located in the middle of the APY lands in remote SA, Fregon Anangu School has undergone a multi-million dollar upgrade to provide the best educational support for aspiring students.

The London creative is also releasing an expanded edition of Paradise Now & Forever.

Dying Fetus will be joined by fellow brutal metalheads 200 Stab Wounds and a couple of incredible local supports.

The ‘Seventeen Going Under’ hitmaker is touring in support of his most recent album, People Watching.

The lineup includes Jon Stevens, The Screaming Jets and Wolfmother.

Iconic First Nations act Yothu Yindi headline the four-day festival, celebrating 35 years of Tribal Voice.

This marks the Scottish singer’s first ever Australian tour.

The American alt-metal powerhouse are brining along Japanese metalcore prodigies Crystal Lake.

The Aussie greats are performing all their biggest hits on this tour.

This is your chance to catch two of Australia’s emerging acts on the one bill.

The tour comes in support of the quartet’s new album, Again.

The album is the duo’s fourth long player and arrives alongside lead single, ‘Reasons’.

The R&B/soul sensation returns to Adelaide as part of WOMADelaide.

The accomplished performer is set to perform his greatest hits, fan favourites, and tracks from his new album, Facing Myself.