The Australian festival season has offered us an array of golden acts but we're the generation of excess and so we've already started our wish list of who else we would like to see grace our shores next year.

GoldLink has taken on Pharrell's Frontin for triple j's Like A Version.

The Grammy-nominated artist is in the country for a run of sold out shows and he made those without tickets even more jealous with this incredible cover.

Brockhampton have given one of their first televised performances and it was absolutely wild.

They performed Boogie on US TV show TRL live in the middle of Time Square, getting seemingly everybody around them involved.

Poor Katy Perry just keeps taking L's this year.

Her fourth album Witness was marred by awkward performances and miscalculated PR stunts and now she's got another viral moment on her hands in a bad way.

Yesterday, Chance The Rapper streamed his entire show at the Hollywood Bowl to raise money for Hurricane Maria victims and the full thing is still on his socials.

Paramore have delivered an acoustic set as part of NPR's Tiny Desk series and it's pretty great.

The band performed three songs off their most recent record After Laughter, giving us new versions of Hard Times, 26 and Fake Happy.

Winston Surfshirt stepped into the triple j studios this morning for Like A Version, giving 50 Cent's 21 Questions the Winston treatment.

In true WS style, it's a cruisy, soulful cover complete with a horn section and a choir.

Maggie Rogers took on triple j's Like A Version this morning, opting to cover The xx's Say Something Loving.

Roggers played Splendour In The Grass a few weeks ago alongside The xx and it seems she was inspired to put her own twist on the I See You classic.

Kaytranda set the Enmore Theatre alight on Saturday night with his selection of bubbly, groovy beats and we were there to snap it all. He was also supported by burgeoning Aussie pop Queen Maribelle who warmed up the dancefloor for the Montreal producer. 

Maribelle 

Maribelle