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Brenton & Tyson unpack Laneway’s 2027 dates, the Adelaide and Perth backlash and who could land on the lineup. They also call out the frustrating rollout of Kehlani’s Australian tour, discuss why traditional music media is losing ground to authentic independent creators, and look ahead to BIGSOUND with their must-see artists and advice for first-timers
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