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US hardcore bands Drain and One Step Closer will play a sideshow at Kings Beach Tavern on March 6. The California punk-rockers are here for New Bloom Fest, which returns to Brisbane on March 8. The festival is also in Sydney on March 9 and Melbourne on March 10. Headlined by British brooding rock heroes Basement,
Groovin the Moo music festival won’t be happening this year. Organisers of one of Australia’s most-loved regional touring festival made the announcement on Friday. The last Groovin the Moo festival was held in 2023, and sold out in days. Last year, the festival was expecting 35,000 revellers at the Sunshine Coast Stadium Precinct on May 5. But
Sunshine Coast singer/songwriter Andrea Kirwin and her band are set to take the Tracy Chapman Tribute Show across Australia. The 16-stop tour kicks off at The J in Noosa tomorrow night. “I learn and sing the songs of Tracy Chapman because I feel the lyrics about social justice, race and economic inequality need to be
Sunshine Coast singer-songwriter Billy Gudgeon is set to release a new song which explores the eternal struggle between good and evil. Known for his out-of-the-box country tunes, “Devil I Found” promises to captivate listeners with provocative melodies and poignant lyrics. The song is a testament to Billy’s exceptional storytelling ability, blending heartfelt emotion with a
With summer in full swing, the Sunshine Coast live music scene is stacked with Rudimental (UK), Pennywise (US) and Xavier Rudd all yet to perform this year. But if you’re seeking a bevy and fish and chips with those summertime vibes, be sure to check out these pubs and eateries which also double as epic
Iconic Australian rock band Hoodoo Gurus will join the grand opening of Team Musicare Sunshine Coast at The Station on Friday. In a world-first, the initiative is aimed at transforming lives through inclusivity, employment, and community engagement. The all-day grand opening kicks off at 10am, with Hoodoo Gurus to perform later that evening. Team Musicare
Fanning Dempsey National Park will bring their show to Venue 114 on the Sunshine Coast on May 23. The two singer-songwriters – Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey – are from monumental respective bands Powderfinger and Something For Kate. Some of the most revered Australian artists of the last 30 years, the rockers launched their debut album, “The Deluge”, with a
Sunshine Coast native Anthony Brand has a new song and it couldn’t be more aptly titled. The Brisbane-based, singer-songwriter takes clear directions from greats such as Bruce Springsteen in his latest banger “Dead to You”. While the former journalist is no longer writing about the journeys of others, Anthony’s second single illustrates his undeniable story-telling
KNOTFEST, the destination festival brand curated by SLIPKNOT, is returning to Australia this year. And today they announce a horde of headline sideshows from some of the artists on the festival lineup. In addition to their entirely sold out Adelaide headline sideshow, SLIPKNOT will headline in Auckland on March 11, while A DAY TO REMEMBER are set to perform a
Sunshine Coast live music venues have stiff competition as new residents continue to move to the sub-tropical Queensland destination. And with summer in full swing, the music scene here is stacked with international acts Rudimental (UK) and Pennywise (US) yet to perform this year. In the past year, Nambour welcomed The Presynct and Birtinya venue The
