Ahead of a massive regional tour, Chris Cheney recounts The Living End’s long and winding road from punk covers band to the ARIA Hall Of Fame.

As two documentaries about Melbourne's southside music scene head to the Astor Theatre for the St Kilda Film Festival, director Tony Stevens looks back on the creation of the incredible 'Punkline'.

The festivals share the headliners Barry Can’t Swim (DJ Set), Interplanetary Criminal, and Richie Hawtin, while Mall Grab also headlines at Overtone.

“You can plaster a venue with signs requesting ‘NO CAMERAS’, but people don’t respect it. It’s as if people feel entitled,” Hynde wrote.

“For those of you f**king booing us, some of us are not afraid," said vocalist Chris Robinson. "And we most assuredly are not f**king ignorant.”

"Reports of my future plans have been greatly exaggerated," Shirley Manson wrote.

Ocean Sounds Festival offers an all-day sunset concert series backed by the stunning views across Phillip Island.

Mackenzie performed a solo synthesiser performance at the Melbourne café-meets-retail store.

"It's heartbreaking and unacceptable," the band wrote.

Fans can enter to win an intimate, acoustic performance from The Temper Trap—just for you and twenty friends.