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Perth metal-core band Make Them Suffer have announced a regional tour of Australia including a show at The Station on June 14. Following the prolific release of their self-titled album, their insatiable live show is set for an 18-date run this June and July. They will be joined by special guests Justice For The Damned and The
Main photo: Sam Holden with Sunshine Coast recording studio owner Phil Ballantyne (ex-Intercooler) of Easy Tape in Burnside. Tickets to Sam Holden’s 3 Year Project at The Presynct here. Sam Holden will officially kick off his 3 Year Project journey (pictured) at The Presynct in Nambour on February 21. It’s the first show for the
Australian hip-hop queen BARKAA will headline a bold new Horizon Festival on the Sunshine Coast. The Malyangapa/Barkindji rapper will conclude the event’s Opening Night Street Party at Solbar. Held from May 2-11, Horizon Festival is the region’s leading contemporary arts event, serving up 10-days of art, music, performance. It forms a collaborative and region-wide program
For more information on Rabbits Eat Lettuce and tickets: https://www.rabbitseatlettuce.com.au Dreamers and wanderers will soon converge in the forest to celebrate freedom, love and dance music. Rabbits Eat Lettuce is a transformative event held on the Easter long weekend, from April 17 to April 21. Organisers announced today that third-release tickets are selling out. One-day
THE PRESETS WILL PLAY AT THE STATION FIRST BIRTHDAY WITH HUGE WEEKEND OF MUSIC Australian electronic music duo The Presets will headline a weekend of festivities for Sunshine Coast live music venue The Station. The Birtinya shipping-container entertainment precinct is celebrating its first year of business from February 28 to March 2. The Presets will play
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
