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Beloved Sydney culture space Carriageworks has unveiled its full 2019 program, complete with a selection of boundary-pushing musical performances. Having already confirmed it will host Sydney Festival shows from the the likes of Swedish singer-songwriter Neneh Cherry and experimental producer Ben Frost, Carriageworks has now announced performances from Japanese improvisation group Marginal Consort, members of […]
Townsville took the missive ‘Hotter Than Hell’ as a challenge last week, with the mercury soaring well into the 40s (with ‘feels like’ temps over 57 degrees), so it’s no surprise numbers were slightly down on the second Hotter Than Hell festival. Punters who weren’t scared off by the scorching heat were treated to a […]
American alt-metal band Sevendust have announced they will return to Australia in April 2019, for a headline tour off the back of their twelfth and latest album All I See Is War. The five-piece of Lajon Witherspoon, Clint Lowery, John Connolly, Vince Hornsby and Morgan Rosewill will perform in Brisbane, Sydney, Melborune, Adelaide and Perth […]
His Greenwich Village shop, which he opened with a partner in Manhattan in 1967, helped to nurture punk rock and became a haven for fans and musicians alike. Source
One of Australia’s most remote music festivals — the Birdsville Big Red Bash, set in the sands of the Simpson Desert — has announced its three headline acts for 2019. The seventh annual edition of the rural Queensland festival will host Aussie rockers Midnight Oil in July 2019, marking the band’s first Australian show since […]
Port Macquarie’s annual Festival Of The Sun has announced its all-important 2018 set times, while also adding one rising final act to its roster. Hitting up Port Macquarie Breakwall Tourist Park between Thursday, 13th and Saturday, 15th December, FOTSUN has now added triple j Unearthed competition winners Vanilla Gorilla to its 2018 lineup. The mid […]
Joël Bons, a Dutch composer with an interest in different cultural traditions, has won the $100,000 Grawemeyer Award for “Nomaden.” Source
The band talk about 80s movies and being “the last of a dying breed” as they launch their world tour. Source
As a radio station pulls Baby, It’s Cold Outside, there is also debate over other festive classics. Source
An average of 5.3 million tuned in to see Dalton Harris win this year’s competition. Source
