The Stone is well and truly rolling for Epidemic… Over after the release of their Single in October. December 1st 2012 will see the online release (December 10th for it’s TV debut) of their filmclip for The Stone and March 8th, 2012 will see the release of their 5-track EP, Long Way Home, through Australian stalwart distributor, MGM Distribution.

Epidemic… Over (E…O) are a passionate, hits-you-right-in-the-heart alternative rock band from Queensland – soaring vocals to sing along with, a rhythm section to die for and delay-drenched and distorted guitar riffs to lose yourself in make them an unquestionably formidable sonic force to be reckoned with. They have shared the stage with Australia’s best alternative acts: The Butterfly Effect, Birds of Tokyo, Dead Letter Circus, Floating Me, Gyroscope, Shihad, British India, Behind Crimson Eyes, 28 Days, Calling All Cars, Electric Horse, Helm, Sydonia – the list goes on.
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Photographer: Josh Woning

Photographer: Josh Woning
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Presented by: Michael Coppel Presents
Multi-platinum Californian-based alt/funk rockers Incubus will head Down Under this summer to deliver shows around the nation, in support of their seventh and latest album ‘If Not Now, When?’.

Expect to hear true and sensational performances of the classics cuts such as ‘Drive’, ‘Pardon Me’, ‘Wish You Were Here’, ‘Are You In?’, and ‘Dig’, as well as songs from their latest offering, including ‘Adolescents’ and ‘Promises, Promises’.

Incubus’ latest album, released July this year and titled ‘If Not Now, When?’ (Sony Music) features the single ‘Promises, Promises’ and is the band’s first in nearly five years. Lead singer Brandon Boyd describes the album as: “darker, slower, more rich, more refined, and more involved than anything Incubus has birthed to date.”

Since forming in 1991, Incubus have accumulated worldwide album sales exceeding 13 Million through their double decade-long rise to the top.

Incubus are: Brandon Boyd (vocals), Mike Einziger (guitar) and Jose Pasillas (drums), Chris Killmore (DJ) and Ben Kenney (bass).
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Photographer: Josh Woning

Photographer: Josh Woning
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The Blackeyed Susans have announced two special Christmas shows for this December. These events have become something of a tradition over the past few years, and this time around the band are promising their biggest shows yet – stellar line-ups, sad sad Christmas songs, coloured party lights – the works.

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Interview by Chris Dornan

Just about to play at The Brisbane Powerhouse from Wednesday November 30th – Saturday December 3rd 2011, The Kransky Sisters with the musical ensemble Topology. We caught up with “Mourne” the eldest of the three sisters from rural Esk, Queensland. In Character, we didn’t know what to expect from the oldest and most outspoken of the comedic musical trio. LifeMusicMedia: Going to The Brisbane Powerhouse to see “THE KRANSKY SISTERS AND TOPOLOGY… A MUSICAL ENCOUNTER” what can we expect to see and hear from the famous sisters from Esk, Queensland?

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JOHN HIATT & THE COMBO

It’s been several years but finally we’ve managed to get one of the most requested and enduring artists back to Australia. The legendary rock guitarist, piano player, singer and songwriter JOHN HIATT will be showcasing his highly lauded new Dirty Jeans and Mudslide Hymns with the help of his all-star band THE COMBO. This latest album highlights what JOHN HIATT does best as reviewed by Rolling Stone’s Jody Rosen : “Character sketches of sketchy characters, set to sturdy roots rock, delivered in his craggy country-soulman’s voice. HIATT’S craftsmanship is as sharp as ever.”

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