Welsh rockers STEREOPHONICS make their eagerly awaited return to Australia this July – their first tour here since 2010 – touching down in three East Coast cities with special guests Atlas Genius.
Stereophonics, one of Britain’s most dynamic and celebrated live bands, will tour in support of one of their most revered releases to date, the critically acclaimed Graffiti on the Train.
With a stellar career history spanning 21 years – from 1998’s BRIT Award for Best New Band, through five consecutive UK #1 albums, to last month’s release of their eighth studio recording – Stereophonics have time and again cemented themselves as one of the UK’s greatest rock bands.
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Heavenly Antennas are a Sydney-based duo who collaborate to produce recording artists, film scores and huge sound-installations for multi-media events. Their music ranges from the arty and obscure – such as creating an entire score out of antique vibrators for an SBS documentary – to huge orchestral scores for immersive cross-media experiences such as the Shanghai Pavillion at World Expo, or the closing song of Doha Games, seen by 80 million people.
Driving out on a dusty dirt road, after passing the sleepy country towns of Cessnock and Branxton, we had reached our magical destination, ‘Dashville’, Lower Belford. The secluded bushy estate owned by the Johnston’s in the beautiful Hunter Valley, welcomed us with open arms. Local volunteers with cheek-to-cheek grins directed us to SPACIOUS camp areas nestled amongst the Australian gum-trees. Every person we pass, waving, like old friends.
