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- Psuedo Echo, Dragon and Taxi Ride will play at Alex By The Sea on Day 2
- 7 Things To Do On The Sunshine Coast In April 2025
- Slowly Slowly, The Vanns, Betty Taylor, Pricey to headline Alex By The Sea on the Sunshine Coast
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Photo: Australian rock royalty King Stingray in January. Via Facebook. King Stingray fans have been abuzz on social media for four months with concerns about the welfare of former frontman Yirrŋa Yunupiŋu. The Northeast Arnhem Land surf-rock band band announced on Instagram on Wednesday they are parting ways with the founding member. Yirrŋa was an
Iconic Australian 80s new-wave band Pseudo Echo (main picture) will headline Day 2 of Sunshine Coast music festival Alex By The Sea. Dragon and Taxi Ride also form part of the June 8 lineup, which will be aimed at an older crowd. Alex Surf Club announced earlier this week Melbourne rock band Slowly Slowly and Kiamba indie-rock
Looking for Things To Do On The Sunshine Coast In April 2025? Yelo Mag brings you the best of our region’s live music and entertainment scene. Get in touch email via editor@yelo.live. Aussie rock royalty Lime Cordiale, anyone? What about 90s rock favourites Bodyjar? Or maybe you thought you’d finally see what the fuss was
Melbourne rock band Slowly Slowly and Kiamba indie-rock group The Vanns will headline Alex by The Sea on the Sunshine Coast with local legends Betty Taylor and Pricey. Coast favourites Buttermello and Nuffin Butta also form part of the lineup, as well as emerging rock act Headsend. Alex Surf Club recently announced it will host the
As the world’s best longboarders trim into town for the Noosa Festival of Surfing the Tracks Party keeps the ride going into the night. Sunshine Coast rising rockstars Catching Salmon (main picture) will join Bootleg Rascal, Radium Dolls and Mid Drift for the Noosa Festival of Surfing Tracks Party on March 21. The Salmon lads
Alex Surf Club has announced it will host a new two-day music festival Alex By The Sea on June 7-8 on the Sunshine Coast. The Alexandra Headland surf club last year saw 1200 music-thirsty punters flock to the favourite beachside spot for Bluff Fest, which sold-out in four days. Headliners The Terrys and The Grogans
Giveaway: Want to see 27 Club with Sarah McLeod at The Station on April 6? Buy tickets here or enter our competition below. The Sunshine Coast’s most-trending entertainment precinct is preparing for a rock ‘n’ roll salute to the music legends we lost too soon. The sounds of global greats Joplin, Winehouse, Cobain, Morrison, and
Sunshine Coast live music venues are cancelling several shows this weekend ahead of Cyclone Alfred. The Category 2 cyclone is expected to cross the South-East Queensland mainland on Thursday. Solbar announced on Wednesday it will remain open for tonight’s open mic night, but will close on Thurday. The Maroochydore venue’s weekend shows for Daily J
Kings Beach Tavern has postponed the Ruby Fields gig scheduled for Friday to March 28. While Norton Music Factory has cancelled Saturday’s Stefan Hauk show. The Presynct at Nambour, will postpone its Karl S. Williams show to March 13. Dreams at The J in Noosa and Neil Murray at Imperial Hotel have also been cancelled.
Sunshine Coast live music venue The Station has confirmed it will cancel Saturday’s Brad Cox show. Cyclone Alfred continues to edge closer to the Coast mainland and is expected to cross the shore on Thursday night. It comes as the Green Day, Daily J, New Bloom Fest, and Drain shows are also cancelled. While Solbar
