Music News
Canadian rock band Simple Plan has announced a second and final show at Fortitude Music Hall on April 15, 2024. The band announced the news on Facebook, with one excited fan showing off a colourful dedication. “Thank you to all our amazing Aussie fans for all the love and support, and selling out all these
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
Sunshine Coast musicians and music lovers will benefit from a new three-story “colossal” Bli Bli Hotel. The Coast’s latest pub development is Mediterranean-inspired, with a rooftop terrace and lush tropical garden-style events space. The $32 million hotel is the brainchild of Scott Armstrong and Richard Deery, known for several major South-East Queensland hospitality re-dos. Such venues
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
UK rappers The Streets will tour Australia next year to celebrate their sixth studio album. They bring their trademark wit, tomfoolery and uptempo drum-and-bass to The Fortitude Music Hall on March 12. “The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light” has all the markers of a classic Streets album. It could be described as something akin
There’s no experience necessary at a She Sings sing-a-long. It’s simply all about enjoying the music. The all-female pub choir is gaining popularity on the Sunshine Coast. Founder and creative director Lucy Ravenwood (pictured below) spoke to Yelo Mag editor Penny Brand. What is She Sings? Lucy: It’s the girl’s night out you didn’t know
“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
