Mary Varvaris is a Staff Writer at The Music and Kill Your Stereo based in Melbourne. Her work spans a variety of themes within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on music genres, concerts and festivals, and pop culture. Mary’s journalism has been featured in Killyourstereo.com, Global Advertising News, and Purple Sneakers Pty Ltd, among others.
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Mary Varvaris primarily focuses on entertainment news and events, particularly music-related topics. She seems to favor event coverage and private sector announcements related to musicians, album releases, concerts, and music festivals.
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Ocean Sleeper are hosting exclusive pre-release parties in support of their forthcoming album, 'Peace When I'm Dead.'
Led by Jimmy Barnes and also starring Jon Stevens, Birds of Tokyo, Baby Animals and more, Sounds By The River is taking an unmissable event to South Australia.
Babe Rainbow, The Pretty Littles, Merpire, and many others have been added to this year's already star-studded Queenscliff Music Festival line-up.
With the dates and venues confirmed, it seems the highly anticipated line-up announcement for Good Things 2026 is imminent. So, while we wait, The Music rounded up who could perform - and who's ruled out - at this year's festival.
“The touring concept is something I’ve been wanting to launch for years,” Romanie shared with The Music.
After tickets were snapped up so quickly, the general sale has been cancelled.
Massive Attack's first Australian tour in 16 years began in Brisbane last night and will soon continue in Sydney and Melbourne.
By: Mary Varvaris
Vera Blue aimed to perform a “very haunting version” of Creep that still nods to the original.
By: Mary Varvaris
The EP also finds Arena putting her own spin on songs by Frank Ocean, Depeche Mode, and Duran Duran.
By: Mary Varvaris
August is the final month of operation, and one last party to farewell The Bendi is happening in a few weeks.
