Pearl Jama s dominance in the modern rock scene is never something I was entirely comfortable with, despite them playing a pivotal role in my teenage years.

ROCK legends Jimmy Barnes and Mark Seymour will headline the 2009 Toyota AFL Grand Final entertainment at the MCG on the last Saturday in September.

Aussie rock stalwarts Jimmy Barnes and Mark Seymour will headline this yeara s AFL grand final pre-match entertainment.

Jimmy Barnes has announced he will perform at this year's AFL grand final. The AFL revealed today that the Australian rocker will also be joined by former Hunters and Collectors frontman Mark Seymour as part of the pre-match entertainment.

Mark Seymour says the pace and complexity of theatre is something he's still getting his head around.

School's out for Dash & Will as their charge on the charts begins, writes Patrick Donovan.

They came, they hunted and they collected. About a century after their travels in Southeast Asia, an exhibition at Singapore's Asian Civilisations Museum traces the exciting journeys and adventures of six mostly European explorers through a treasure chest of cultural relics.

The exhibits are some of the highlights of Hunters And Collectors, an exhibition which traces the origins of the museum's South-east Asian collection.

By Zakaria Abdul Wahab SINGAPORE, July 23 - The exciting journeys and adventures of explorers and collectors who travelled all over Southeast Asia from the late 19th century will be featured in a new exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum here from Friday.

Matt Finish will continue their theme shows with a Beatles covers night on Thursday night.

When: Friday, July 10, 8 p.m. Where: Crystal Lounge Cost: $5 Any Aussie worth his or her salt can sing along with the "Holy Grail," a tune that's been adopted by the Australian Football League.

This year's Tasmania's winter will be warmed by the return of the State's unique celebration of song, the Festival of Voices.

What is everyone talking about? Girls With Boy Names... Music 11 June, 2009 - 8:50 AM Who Are They? They are 18 year old singer/songwriters Charlie Thorpe and Josie De Sousa-Reay . Hailing from Melbourne they have been performing, writing songs and being besties since a young age.