As winter draws closer, so does Melbourne-bred progressive alternative rock juggernaut Circles’ monster ‘Winter’ Tour – and today brings with it the announcement of local supports for the Australian leg of the tour. In addition to taking fellow Wild Thing powerhouses Ebonivory along for the ride in Australia, Circles will Continue Reading
News: Lagerstein release new video/single ‘Dig, Bury, Drink!’, roll out new Treasure Hunt website & album 25/7 out August 23
NEW ALBUM ’25/7′ WILL BE RELEASED ON LAGERSTEIN’S OWN LABEL, KEGSTAND PRODUCTIONS, ON FRIDAY AUGUST 23 NEW TREASURE HUNT WEBSITE PARTYTIMESAHOY.COM LAUNCHES 12 JUNE 4PM AEST FOR PUNTERS TO FIND CLUES/TREASURE ABOUT THE NEW RECORD Brisbane’s own pirate metallers, Lagerstein, are offering up the first touch of pure gold from Continue Reading
Live Gallery: The Big Pineapple Music Festival
The Big Pineapple Music Festival returns for its seventh year, offering a host of musical treats across four stages in its iconic home of Woombye. Peking Duk Broods PNAU Thundamentals Vera Blue Karnivool Benson Confidence Man Hands Like Houses Hatchie Last Dinosaurs Joy Rakeem Miles KLP Running Touch Kota Banks Continue Reading
News: Boy & Bear Return With New Single ‘Hold Your Nerve’ and Worldwide Headline Tour MN
BOY AND BEAR RETURN WITH THEIR TRIUMPHANT NEW SINGLE ‘HOLD YOUR NERVE’ THE SINGLE TRANSPIRED FROM DAVE HOSKING’S ONGOING HEALTH CONDITION & RARE TREATMENT THE GROUPS FIRST NEW MUSIC SINCE #1 ARIA CHARTING ALBUM LIMIT OF LOVE ANNOUNCE GLOBAL TOUR STARTING IN AUSTRALIA WITH SHOWS IN MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, BRISBANE & Continue Reading
Live Gallery: Ambrose Akinmusire Melbourne International Jazz Festival
Ambrose Akinmusire Arts Centre Melbourne Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire is simultaneously at the centre and the periphery of jazz. His masterful 2018 album Origami Harvest is a testament to the skill and vision of this influential band leader. He weaves together left-field jazz, hip hop and funk, chamber music, spoken word Continue Reading
Live Gallery: Rudimental
Rudimental, Hordern Pavillion Sydney East London luminaries, Rudimental played Sydney this week. There’s a lot of love for these guys here in Australia (one of their best performing markets) and it’s been over two years since the full band last toured here. Behind the lens Jonathan Armstrong
Live Gallery: Petra Haden – Melbourne International Jazz Festival
LA iconoclast Petra Haden joins forces with local bass master Nick Haywood to celebrate the music of her father, the late legendary jazz bassist Charlie Haden. United by a shared passion for the music of Charlie Haden, they first collaborated at Mofo 2018 in Hobart, performing a freewheeling tribute to Continue Reading
Live Gallery: Ghost Note – Melbourne International Jazz Festival
Spearheaded by Snarky Puppy’s multi-GRAMMY-winning percussion duo of Robert “Sput” Searight and Nate Werth, Ghost-Note is an explosion of sound that catapults funk into the future. Building on the pioneering foundations laid down by the likes of James Brown, Herbie Hancock, and Sly and the Family Stone, Ghost-Note’s music is Continue Reading
News: (hed) p.e. With Special Guests Nonpoint Australian Tour
hed) p.e. return to Australia for an encore run of shows following their successful tour in 2018 (their first in 5 years), thanks to Silverback Touring. The demand from fans was overwhelming. This time they are bringing Florida’s dynamic crossover metallersNONPOINT with them. Fusing rock, punk, rasta, gansta rap and Continue Reading
My Dream Rider: Hein Cooper
Hein Cooper has been touring the world for the last 3 years (mostly alone), driving many late nights from one city to the next for each show. Often packing the car full of his gear, clothes along with various odd snacks and activities he loves to have and do when Continue Reading
