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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
Fortitude Valley: Cheeky UK rappers The Streets tour Australia next year to celebrate sixth studio album, The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light. They will bring their trademark wit, tomfoolery and uptempo drum-and-bass to Fortitude Music Hall on March 12. The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light has all the markers of a classic
Mountain Creek: There’s no experience necessary and it’s simply about enjoying music. The all-female pub choir, She Sings, is gaining popularity on the Sunshine Coast. Founder and creative director Lucy Ravenwood (pictured below) spoke to YELO music editor Penny Brand. *Limited tickets are available to She Sings on November 3 at The Lakehouse, Mountain Creek,
Feature: “Rockstar” pub developers the Comiskey brothers have estimated their proposed “Strawberry Fields” festival venue will inject $60 million into the Sunshine Coast economy each year. It comes as the group lodges the development application for the 150-hectare site called Coochin Fields. An economic benefit report for the development approximated the expenditure as well as
National: Funk-soul brothers Fun Lovin’ Criminals will tour the country to celebrate the 25-year anniversary of the band’s second studio-album, 100% Columbian, with tickets released today. As part of their Australian and New Zealand tour, they will play the entire album – which brought fans “Love Unlimited” – stopping by The Triffid in Brisbane and
Noosa: Summer is looking sizzling hot with a massive line-up including Aussie hip-hop masters Resin Dogs just announced for the Full Moon Dance party at Verrierdale Hall on November 25. Heavy Wax, Thump and DJ Katch will also help bring in those feel-good, magic-moon vibes. Resin Dogs In the true revolutionary spirit of hip-hop, Resin
The Gold Coast’s best live music venues will offer up a seasonal platter of brains and ghoul this Halloween with six establishments seriously turning on the holiday scaries. There’s a “creepshow”, “carn-evil”, black widow cocktail, Hawaiian Halloween, and spine-chilling beach party. And remember we’re a bit weird in Australia not only because we didn’t celebrate
Sunshine Coast: Surf-rock crooner Ziggy Alberts, best known for his song “Laps Around theSun”, has opened up about his dealings with alcohol on international podcast Sober Awkward. Produced on the Sunshine Coast with British hosts Victoria Vanstone and Hamish Adams-Cairns, the podcast has risen to new heights in the past year and is up for Best
World: Gold Coast DJ Paul Fisher has shut down Hollywood Boulevard for a ticketed event which saw 12,000 people take over the famous Los Angeles strip. Fisher joined British electronic music producer and DJ Chris Lake for a sold-out set, “Under Construction”, at the iconic star-studded street where they played atop an ocean-themed stage, Titanic’s
Manly: Brisbane’s brightest queer breakout-artist since The Veronicas, “Hope D” will join Diesel, Chocolate Starfish, Robert Forster from the Go Betweens, and Rhonda Burchmore for an all-star line up at this year’s Wynnum Fringe Festival. The three-week-long pride festival, which runs November 15 to December 3, celebrates music, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret, and more. Hope
