News: Good Things Festival Announces Its Return In December 2022
GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT…GOOD THINGS FESTIVALANNOUNCES ITS RETURN IN DECEMBER 2022 It’s a good thing that festivals and live music are back on the menu this year because you’ll be able to bring 2022 to a close this December in sensational fashion; yep, Australia’s largest alternative and Continue Reading
News:PIXIES NEW ALBUM ‘DOGGEREL’ TO BE RELEASED ON SEPTEMBER 30TH – FEATURING THE NEW SINGLE ‘THERE’S A MOON ON’
PIXIES ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM ‘DOGGEREL’ TO BE RELEASED ON SEPTEMBER 30THPRE-ORDER HERE TICKETS FOR PIXIES ‘COME ON PILGRIM…IT’S SURFER ROSA’ AUSTRALIAN TOUR ALMOST SOLD OUT Pixies photo by Tom Oxley Definition of doggerel (daw-ger-uhl): loosely styled and irregular in measure especially for burlesque or comic effect also : marked by Continue Reading
News: Arctic Monkeys announce east coast outdoor headline shows – Touring January 2023
ARCTIC MONKEYS ANNOUNCE EAST COAST OUTDOOR HEADLINE SHOWS – TOURING JANUARY 2023 + special guests Mildlife (Melb/Bris) + DMA’S & The Buoys (Syd only) TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY 17 JUNE Arctic Monkeys to perform three huge outdoor shows in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney this January 2023 Joined by special guests: Continue Reading
News: Flogging Molly – Return With New Album, Anthem, On Sept 9. New Single, The Croppy Boy ’98, out Now
FLOGGING MOLLYReturn With New Album Anthem On Sept 9 via Rise Records New Single, The Croppy Boy ’98, out Now Photo credit: Katie HovlandLegendary Celtic punk band, Flogging Molly return with their first new album in five years, Anthem (Sept. 9, Rise Records), a collection that finds the raucous Los Angeles-by-way-of-Dublin outfit reunited with Swagger and Drunken Lullabies engineer Steve Albini. “With this Continue Reading
My Dream Rider: PRETTY BLEAK
New wave dream rockers PRETTY BLEAK have just launched their sparkling new single like you know better – evocative of The 1975 and Kisschasey, the young band are already making their mark on the Melbourne music scene, and have recently been described by triple j as “disco, punk and Continue Reading