The Gum Ball has announced dates for 2014, marking its 10th year as an independent boutique music and arts festival.
The event is set to take place again at the pristine country venue ‘Dashville’, in Lower Belford, on Friday 11th and Saturday 12th April 2014.
Slightly earlier on the calendar this year, the two night event will be held on the first weekend of the April school holidays. A move that organisers hope will better suit families looking to get away over the break before Easter kicks in.
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Brisbane quartet Teapots latest single “Alley”. This is the first single from their highly anticipated debut EP Kings, due out late October 2013. Alley is a taste as they prepare for their E.P. launch at The Zoo, Brisbane on December 19, 2013.
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Pearl Jam sat down with Judd Apatow, Carrie Brownstein, Mark Richards, and Steve Gleason to talk about the band’s new studio album, Lightning Bolt.
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Q&A with Jimmi Laubscher (Lead Guitar, Backing vocals) from MY FICTION
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Sydney band Red Remedy – second EP, The Waste.