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Ukraine’s Eurovision finalists plead for Australian HawkeisUkraine is intensifying its pressure campaign for the Albanese government to send a batch of Australian-made vehicles to the frontline of its war with Russia.
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Princess Catherine channelled Princess Diana in Eurovision piano performancePrincess Catherine was a “great admirer” of Princess Diana and channelled the late Princess during her Eurovision piano performance, according to former BBC Royal Correspondent Michael Cole. Mr Cole explained that in 1988, Princess Diana went to the Conservatorium of Music in Melbourne and was “ambushed” by the director, who asked her to play the piano. “She went over with her handbag, she put the handbag on the floor and sat behind this grand piano and she got into about eight or nine bars of the second Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto – which is not easy to do,” Mr Cole told Sky News host Paul Murray.
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‘I’m a very spiritual person!’ Eurovision winner Loreen on fear, fame, family and fighting for human rightsFresh from her second victory in the world’s most over-the-top pop contest, the ‘nomad from the Atlas mountains’ talks about life in Sweden, the pain of competing and her search for a purpose
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‘We love life – but death loves us more’: the pain and power of Iraqi musicIn the second part of a series marking 20 years since the Iraq war, genre-spanning artists explain the difficulties of working in the country – and the poignancy for those outside it
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Falls festival cancelled for 2023 as organisers take year off to ‘recalibrate’Organisers say they ‘need a break’ after several challenging years for music festivals across Australia
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Shirley Collins: ‘Is folk music a potent political tool? I would say: my arse’The 87-year-old singer answers your questions, from unearthing music in 1950s America to losing her voice for 38 years – and what she really thought of Pete Seeger and Ewan MacColl
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