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In the midst of the current bushfire crisis, a huge benefit concert featuring some of our country’s biggest artists has been announced to raise funds for severely effected communities and organisations around Australia. “Down To Earth – A Fire And Climate Relief Concert” will see the likes of Gang Of Youths, Tash Sultana, Angus and…
OUT OF BOUNDS ANNOUNCE FIRE RELIEF TICKET OFFER + SET TIMES RELEASED THE FEST FOR SYDNEY’S SOUTH WEST SATURDAY 18 JANUARY The countdown is on! It’s only 10 days to go until Out Of Bounds hits Campbelltown Athletics Centre, and organisers I OH YOUand Frontier Touring are excited to reveal the set times so that…
Brisbane’s The Tivoli will play host to big names including Megan Washington, Matt Corby and The Kite String Tangle on Saturday 25 January, hosting an all-star Raise ‘Em Up benefit gig to raise $100,000 for Australian bushfire relief. Asha Jefferies, Ngaiire and The Riot are just some of the acts that will also donate their…
Due to the devastating bushfires and extreme weather conditions currently being experienced in Albury, Wodonga and surrounding areas, Roundhouse Entertainment regret to advise that today’s a day on the green concert with Cold Chisel, Birds of Tokyo and Magic Dirt at All Saints Estate, Rutherglen in Victoria, has been cancelled. EPA Victoria has rated the…
FALLS LORNE CANCELLED DUE TO EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS It is with a heavy heart we have had to cancel the remaining days of The Falls Festival in Lorne due to the predicted extreme weather conditions forecast for Monday December 30th in the Otways and surrounding region, creating a risk to health and safety due to…
Paul Kelly at Sidney Myer Music Bowl 12/12/19 Back by popular demand – and now in its third year, the Making Gravy tour kicked off the festive season celebrations with the music of Paul Kelly’s four decade-long career, reserving a special place for the Christmas classic ‘How To Make Gravy’. Special guests included some of Australia…
Dead Prez at The Night Cat 13/12/19 With hard-hitting beats, politically conscious rhymes, deft lyricism and strong song concepts, Dead Prez emerged in 2000 as one of rap’s most politically strident outfits. Stic.man and M-1’s music provided a voice for the voiceless, a sobering look at the global power structure that was crippling billions of…
Opeth at the Palais Theatre 13/12/19 Supported by CIRCLES Review and images by Paul Tadday The idea of witnessing arguably this generation’s greatest prog/death metal band in a venue like Melbourne’s Palais Theatre, has had me salivating since the tour was announced earlier this year. This beautifully renovated historic theatre was a perfect location to…
This is catharsis.” Antagonist A.D vocalist Sam Crockershares as a somewhat relieved, yet impassioned description of the culmination of the past twelve months of hard work. Today the band is proud to announce ‘Through Fire‘, the first in a series of 7″ EPs to contextualise the world the band currently find themselves inhabiting. “The social and…
Liam Gallagher at Margaret Court Arena 11/12/19 Rock ‘n roll star Liam Gallagher returned to Melbourne to face a rowdy, energetic crowd at Margaret Court Arena. He performed tracks from his latest album “Why me? Why Not.” and a good selection of Oasis hits including “Rock ‘N Roll Star”, “Morning Glory”, and “Supersonic” (although it was…