The Brisbane rockers announced at a press conference this morning the details of the tour - their first major national tour for three years - together with the news that this tour will be, as widely ...

Australian rock group Powderfinger, the country's biggest band of the 2000s, is calling it quits. But not before an extensive farewell tour. By The Associated Press BRRISBANE — Australian rock group ...

Powderfinger are celebrating two decades since their fifth studio album Vulture Street arrived by reissuing the album on vinyl, remastered, making it widely available for the first time in 20 years.

Jetstar, Australia’s low fares airline, is offering the best in-flight entertainment music fans could wish for, with Aussie rock icons Powderfinger set to perform one show on their ‘Sunsets’ farewell ...

OCCASIONALLY, we all have blessed days when everything goes perfectly. At the Bowery Ballroom, Australia’s little big band – Powderfinger – was in sync with the clockwork of the gods. While this ...

Three founding members from the band Powderfinger are making a return to music next Friday with a brand new album - but it's not a reunion. Founding members John Collins, Ian Haug and Steve Bishop ...

Powderfinger have announced a limited vinyl run of the ‘One Night Lonely’ show they held this time last year. The band reunited for the first time in a decade last May, with each member performing ...

Powderfinger have released their first studio album since breaking up a decade ago, ‘Unreleased 1998-2010’. As the title indicates, the 10-track release collates songs recorded between 1998 and 2010 ...

WITH high-power Aussie invasion bands like the Living End, Killing Heidi and Madison Avenue starting to make waves here in the States, the Brisbane quintet Powderfinger stands a great chance of making ...

BERNARD Fanning — frontman for stadium-filling Australian group Powderfinger — didn’t set out to script a fervent solo set about loss, heartbreak and life-affirming redemption. “It was just one of ...

The veteran Australian rock act staged a high-flying stunt ahead of its final shows this month. By Lars Brandle Powderfinger is going out on a high, quite literally. The Australian rock group has ...