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Melbourne rocksters Drunk Mums (pictured) and the Sunshine Coast’s own Pricey will headline Bulcock Street Music Festival on June 21. The new festival is bringing fresh hope to the Coast’s music community, after it lost its beloved Caloundra Music Festival (CMF) last year. CMF offered three days of sun, surf and soul at Kings Beach
Tickets to Speed at Black Box Theatre on July 17: https://tickets.oztix.com.au/. Aussie hardcore rockstars Speed have announced their return to the Sunshine Coast after being forced to cancel their previous tour. Fresh from a career-defining performance at Coachella, the Sydney heavy-hitters will play at Black Box Theatre on July 17. The ARIA Award winners played
Attendees at the inaugural Sunshine Coast Music Awards (SCMAs) will go into the draw to win a double day-pass to this year’s Woodford Folk Festival. It’s just one of the many perks music industry heavyweights have thrown behind the SCMA’s to ensure the landmark event is one to remember. The SCMA’s is set to be
Tickets to see Wave Raiders at Solbar: https://tickets.solbar.com.au/. Sunshine Coast teenage rockers Wave Raiders are taking their next chapter full throttle with the release of their third song, “Don’t Wanna Be Late”. Fresh from tearing up stages across South-East Queensland with The Screaming Jets, they are cranking it up again with a single launch at Solbar
A Brisbane Blues Cruise might be the therapy you didn’t know you needed. With autumn on our laps, locals and tourists alike are looking for inspired ways to unwind across the river city. And it seems the people of Brisbane have found the perfect Sunday remedy. Sam Buckley Band, Minnie Marks, and Johnny Curran are
Marshall Hamburger has made it through to the grand final of Channel Seven’s Australian Idol overnight. The self-confessed “geek” joins 16-year-old Gisella Colletti from Western Australian, and 17-year-old Iilysh Retallick from New South Wales, in the show’s top three. Hosted by Ricki-Lee Coulter and Scott Tweedie, Marshall has been a popular contestant with his brilliant
Excitement is building for the inaugural Sunshine Coast Music Awards (SCMAs) on June 1 with one winner to perform on stage at Big Pineapple Festival in October. To celebrate the news, the Sunshine Coast Music Industry Collective (SCMIC) is extending the awards nomination period until Friday, April 11. The Sunshine Coast Music Awards celebrates the
Sunshine Coast musicians and businesses have become overnight rockstars after taking home major awards at the Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) on Tuesday. Co-hosted by the Coast’s own Sarah Howells, of ABC Sunshine Coast, the event saw popular new venue The Station take home the Accessible Venue of the Year award. It was a bittersweet ending
The Gympie Music Muster has unveiled its final lineup for 2025 including returning favourites James Johnson (main picture), Casey Barnes and Taylor Moss. Adding 41 artists to the 58 already announced, this year’s Muster is promising another unforgettable celebration of country, rock, and blues – from August 28-31. Also on the bill is Canada’s Alli
Sunshine Coast musician Marshall Hamburger has made it to the top of eight of Channel Seven TV show Australian Idol. The 19-year-old joins fellow local acts, and husband-and-wife duo, Chris Ah Gee and Jazzella, who have since been voted off the show. Chris, a guitar technician at Mooloolaba Music, reached the show’s top 21, while
