Archive for October, 2023
Silverchair’s Daniel Johns has signed a publishing deal with BMG that will give him ownership of the band’s entire back catalogue of music. It also includes the 44-year-old’s solo album, FutureNever, and a film which he will release next year. BMG will represent the publishing and record arrangements, including Silverchair chart-toppers, “Straight Lines”, “The Greatest View”, “Ana’s Song” and
“Don’t put us in a box, we’ll blow the lid off it!” – In2natioN Nambour: Sonic stalwarts In2NatioN will bring their powerful beats, reggae-charged riffs, and heart-swelling messages of hope to The Presynct on Friday. With an explosive backdrop of sweaty ska and fun-loving riffs, this popular six-piece outfit has been entertaining Sunshine Coast natives
Bali: Pre-sale tickets to Nusa Dua music festival Dream Machine 2024 featuring Jungle Giants and Kimbra are on sale from midday today. Promoters say they have received “more pre-sale sign-ups than there are packages available”, so this may be your best chance to secure your preferred resort and room before general sale tickets are released
Noosa: A surfboard store at Noosa will be the perfect backdrop for some froths and tunes when psych-jazz outfit Mildlife stop by Thomas Surfboards on Friday. The board store has held a few live music shows at the venue, previously welcoming the likes of Great Sage, Floodlights and Cupid. Midlife will have a new single
Bli Bli: Sunshine Coast music lovers are set to benefit from the super-sleek, three-story colossal pub which has just landed on Bli Bli’s doorstep. The Coast’s latest monster pub development is a Mediterranean-inspired venue with a rooftop terrace and lush tropical garden-style events space. The pub is the brainchild of Scott Armstrong and Richard Deery, known
Kingscliff: Freemantle indie-pop trio San Cisco will come armed with a new summer song when they play at The Kingy on Thursday night. Renowned for their energetic and fun live performances, it’s a nine-stop show for the group starting off in Kingscliff followed by Woolloongabba’s The Princess Theatre on November 3. The Triple J crowd-pleasers
Fortitude Valley: Cheeky UK rappers The Streets tour Australia next year to celebrate sixth studio album, The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light. They will bring their trademark wit, tomfoolery and uptempo drum-and-bass to Fortitude Music Hall on March 12. The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light has all the markers of a classic
Mountain Creek: There’s no experience necessary and it’s simply about enjoying music. The all-female pub choir, She Sings, is gaining popularity on the Sunshine Coast. Founder and creative director Lucy Ravenwood (pictured below) spoke to YELO music editor Penny Brand. *Limited tickets are available to She Sings on November 3 at The Lakehouse, Mountain Creek,
“Rockstar” pub developers The Comiskey Group have estimated their Coochin Fields festival site will inject an annual $60 million into the Sunshine Coast economy. It comes as the group lodges the development application for the 150-hectare site. An economic benefit report for the development approximated the expenditure as well as an annual 180,000 additional overnight
National: Funk-soul brothers Fun Lovin’ Criminals will tour the country to celebrate the 25-year anniversary of the band’s second studio-album, 100% Columbian, with tickets released today. As part of their Australian and New Zealand tour, they will play the entire album – which brought fans “Love Unlimited” – stopping by The Triffid in Brisbane and
