HILLTOP HOODS have announced the ‘THE GREAT EXPANSE WORLD TOUR’ 2019, which will see the band play in 14 countries across the globe. The Australian leg has HILLTOP HOODS returning to play five capital city headline shows this coming August/September.
Continue reading Tour News : Hilltop Hoods Announce Australian Leg Of ‘The Great Expanse World Tour’ 2019
Having released their debut single ‘Welcome Home‘ just last month, Melbourne duo Otis High have announced their debut EP ‘Freedom of Choice‘ ahead of their first national tour.
Continue reading Otis High announce “Freedom of Choice” East Coast Tour 2016
Photographer: Alicia Stephenson – https://www.facebook.com/AliciaGaiPhotography
Continue reading Photo Gallery : Groovin’ The Moo 2015, Maitland – Bands
Roll along the open highway and let the scent of nature carry you away. Delve into an experimental landscape and be welcomed into the oasis of Groovin the Moo (GTM) 2015.
Continue reading Groovin the Moo (GTM) 2015 Lineup Announced
In 1975, a little radio station called 2JJ launched in Sydney, changing the face of Australian radio forever. The first track ever played, Skyhook’s ‘You Just Like Me ‘Cos I’m Good In Bed’, set the tone for the risqué antics and love of Australian culture and music that would unfold over the next four decades. 40 years later, and now a national network, triple j continues to be as passionate and provocative as ever.
Continue reading Beat The Drum – Celebrating 40 Years of triple j – Sydney Festival 2015
Photographer: Amy Lee Freshwater
Photographer: Amy Lee Freshwater
Continue reading Photo Gallery: Groovin’ the Moo – Canberra – 13 May 2012
Photographer: Naomi Rahim
Photographer: Naomi Rahim
Continue reading Big Day Out 2012 – Melbourne – 29th January 2012 | Photo Gallery
It was our biggest year to date, cities selling out faster than ever before. Eighteen years since our inception (and, unbelievably, over 100 shows later) 40,000 music fans headed to Perth’s Claremont Showgrounds today, in order to catch the hottest names in music – and bringing the 2010 leg of the BIG DAY OUT to a triumphant close.
Continue reading BIG DAY OUT WRAPS UP FOR 2010
Photographer: Matt Palmer and Stuart Blythe
Sunset Sounds 2010 (06 Jan 2010 – 07 Jan 2010) , Brisbane
In a supreme tease to office workers across the CBD, Sunset Sounds opened its gates for a second year to accept the swarm of humanity buzzing around the Botanic Gardens mid-afternoon…
Click here for Photos by Matt Palmer
Photos and Words: Elize Strydom
Click image to view photo journal
By the third day of the festival fatigue and the effects of alcohol made finding your tent site difficult.
It was another cracker, weatherwise… but I was keeping a close eye on the clouds forming in the distance… Click here for Photo Journal
Summer has begun, the New Year is just around the corner, and so is the BIG DAY OUT! We’re thrilled to let you in on the final artists who will be touring with the BIG DAY OUT in 2010 plus the local acts taking to the stage in each city.
BIG DAY OUT 2010 is hosting the mother of all celebrations – FEAR FACTORY’s 21st birthday. Continue reading News: BIG DAY OUT 2010 – THIRD ROUND OF ACTS ANNOUNCED
 |
A Fourth Day For The Falls Music & Arts Festival Lorne, VIC The Falls Funk’n’Soul Revue on December 28 The Phenomenal Handclap Band PLUS a belly of laughs from some funny men. Due to popular demand, that saw a mass go-go dance-off at the 2008 event in Tasmania, the exclusive hip-happening bayside hustle, The Falls Funk’n’Soul Revue makes a stand in Lorne on December 28! This exclusive, pre-festival par-tay will see an afternoon and evening of the finest funk, soul, bossa-nova & boogaloo, featuring; |
One Movement for Music Perth (OMFM) are pleased to announce the winners of the new artist submission platforms via Channel [V], MySpace and Nova as well as the state winners of the Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMs)
AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP
As part of its commitment to fostering new talent, OMFM, in partnership with the Western Australian Department of Indigenous Affairs, has founded the Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship (AIMS). And the State winners have now been announced for this ground-breaking program for Australian Indigenous musicians.
And the winners are: Western Australia – Thaylia Skopellos, Queensland – Max Judo, New South Wales – Brothablack, Victoria – Lee Morgan and South Australia – The MERRg. Each act will receive a coveted position to perform to music industry heavyweights and fans on the One Movement Showcase Music Festival alongside acts such as the Hilltop Hoods, Sarah Blasko, Kate Miller-Heidke and Blue King Brown.
Continue reading OMFM: Australian Indigenous Music Scholarship Winners And Final Festival Artists Announced
