Held at Mount Penang Gardens in Karlong on the Central, Mountain Sounds returned for another year, continuing their tradition of getting bigger and better.

Gracing the electronic music scene with his beats that combine the sounds of urban hip-hop with up-town New York Jazz to traditional Indian music.

Brisbane artist Grace Shaw, known as Mallrat, has teamed up with rapper pal Allday to bring us UFO, a track of extra-terrestrial proportions.

Add some groove to your weekend with this lovely little selection of great Australian talent. Head on down to your local live music joint to catch up-and-comers Snape, Breizers, The Buoys, Genesis Owusu and Georgia June ...

Sydney six-piece Ocean Alley have delivered fans a new single ahead of their upcoming second studio album, Chiaroscuro.

Following on from our interview with TokiMonsta, BYO photographer Dylan Bow rocked up to her sideshow at Manning Bar to document all the action on Thursday night. Take a look at all the madness from this incredible night.

Make the most of the remaining Laneway sideshows with The Internet’s sideshow, or let out some of that pent-up energy with the Grenadiers or Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes; some of Sydney’s most energetic and loud acts.

Check out all the action from St. Jerome’s Laneway festival. This year Laneway was held at the Sydney College of the Arts, with standout acts Aldous Harding, Moses Sumney, POND, Loyle Carner and Mac Demarco.

Fresh off the musical press is the PB’s new single ‘Anicone’, which comes off the back of their debut ‘64’ released in 2017. Formerly known as the Pierce Brosnan’s, this follow up hit by the PB’s is a loud and commandeering tune that’s set to develop the band’s presence in the Australian music scene. 

BYO Presents Montreal-born sensation, Gab Rhome, for this week’s edition of M’ix of the Week’. Having amassed an armada of label credits such as the well renowned Anjunadeep, All Day I Dream and Kindisch to name a few – Gab Rhome has built himself a reputation of value and class.

Gaining international recognition for her kinetic, atmospheric hip-hop music, Jennifer Lee aka Tokimonsta returns to Sydney this weekend as part of her 2018 world tour.

Escape the Laneway fomo with a whole host of local artists blowing up the stages of your favourite Sydney venues. With the second month of 2018 just warming up, February will be a good month for Sydney’s live music.

Tom Misch has released his new single ‘Water Baby’ with friend and collaborator Loyle Carner. The single is apart of Tom’s debut album Geography, which is set to be released on the 6th April.

Warming up your 2018 Summer playlist, BYO presents Theo Kottis live at Sub Club – Fly Club with Nicolas Jarr, for an eccentric lounge room/poolside mix. 

It’s the Australia Day Long weekend, and wouldn’t you know it, Sydney is partying through it with a swathe of gigs to get to. As always there’s a bunch of variety filling the city with sounds this week.

Secret Garden is turning Ten Years old this year and to celebrate hitting double digits they have dropped an absolutely massive line-up that’s as eclectic as the patrons.

Twas’ the week before Christmas and all throughout Sydney bands continued to kick ass. This week on Friday the 22nd catch Sports Bra in the sweaty, cosy surrounds of Petersham Bowling Club ...

Being no stranger to the Australian EDM scene, Rufus Du Sol takes on this week’s Mix of the week. Pairing up with Australian local brand Zanerobe, 1/3 of Rüfüs Du Sol, JÜAN brings together a deep mix full of instrumental sounds, and low key melodies coalesced with recurring kicks and hi-hats. 

It’s damn near Christmas and the Sydney music scene is showing no signs of relenting. Catch the soothing indie-pop of Vacations at the beloved Botany View Hotel this Saturday ...

Melbourne-based group Total Control specialize in post-punk perverted by an absurdist creative approach.

Warming up to Summer’s heatwave of music festivals, a little after 1pm attendees gather in line waiting for their buses to take off at Sydney’s Central Station.

Introducing Dutch producer and DJ, David Douglas for this week’s segment of Mix of the Week.

If UK electronic producer Kelly Lee Owens was to be a magical entity, she’d be a good-natured witch with the power to transport people wherever they wanted to go.

Coming in for this week’s mix of the week, BYO introduces Anjunadeep’s Edition 54 with Otto Yilperttula who goes by his recognised stage name, YOTTO.

Red Bull Sound Select’s one-off special edition to it’s monthly series of music performances has come to an end, with it’s final end of university tour held today.

This week catch Slum Sociable, performing tracks from their debut LP, at the Oxford Art Factory. Meg Mac will also be performing her unique brand of soulful pop at the Enmore Theatre.

Norwegian electronic outfit Smerz are relatively new on the scene, but it’s hard to tell from their music. Their tracks are polished, enigmatic and all together something else; the latest offering from the duo, Half Life, being no exception.

This week enjoy the song-writing finesse of Ariel Pink at the Oxford Art Factory, or hitup the loose goodness that is The Pinheads at Manly’s Hotel Steyne.