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Will you be able to say “I was there” when Australia’s next up-and-coming artists are discovered? Sunshine Coast Council has teamed up with new podcast, Live & Local, for an all-ages event which will see 12 musicians showcase their talent for $12 on September 14. Mayah, Jack Raymond, Favourite Kid, Total Radio Silence, Wave Raiders,
Nothing screams high-energy and rockabilly more than an amplified double-bass on stage and a band with an undeniable sense of fun. Australian blues and roots band 19-Twenty will bring their foot-stomping rhythms to the Sunshine Coast’s Norton Music Factory, Caloundra, on October 26. The lads from Illawarra have quickly earned a reputation as one of
Crowded House, Vance Joy, Ocean Alley and Tones And I are part of a slew of huge names which will help Byron Bay celebrate its last ever BluesFest in 2025. Organisers have revealed an epic line-up to celebrate the major music festival’s 36th and final year. The first artist announcement includes: Gary Clark Jr, Rag’n’Bone
Nambour is again proving to be the Sunshine Coast’s epicentre of underground music with US punk rock band Dark Thoughts (pictured) headlining an up-coming show at Black Box Theatre. The band from Philadelphia, who has been kicking it for 10 years, serve up a Ramones-esque quality with turbocharged melodies, and an epic on-stage vitality to
The internet is losing it over the 2024 Good Things Festival lineup which just arrived in its punk-rock and riff-fuelled glory – and it’s HUGE! Coming to Brisbane Showgrounds on December 8, and with shows in Melbourne and Sydney, the Good Things punk, rock and metal extravaganza will be headlined by nu metal legends Korn. But
Katy Perry might have been right when she said “if it’s not like the movies, that’s how it should be”. Drew Wilson, who recently opened for Ben Lee in Mapleton, has a new song about love which shares a similar sentiment to his fellow US popstar. The Sunshine Coast singer/songwriter’s single, “You Still Look Good
Get ready to rock to the sounds of the 80s when legendary Australian act Pseudo Echo hit Norton Music Factory on November 8. The group (pictured in 1987) is touring the country for their 2024 MACHINE tour, complete with epic lighting and visuals, so fans can soak up all that feel-good energy from the iconic decade.
The ultimate trans-pacific matefest hits our golden shores next month when Dune Rats and FIDLAR team up for an epic double-header at The Station on September 12. American punk and garage rock band FIDLAR have been ping-ponging across the globe side-by-side our Aussie rockers the “Dunies” (pictured) for nearly a decade. Their friendship has been
Sunshine Coast soul and R’n’B artist Will Clift has announced a string of East-Coast shows to celebrate the release of his new track “Sublime”. Co-written and produced by Australian singer/songwriter Matt Corby, the song puts all Will’s sunshiny, beachtown vibes into one feel-good track. ”Sublime is the second track Matt and I have worked on together,”
Country fans from across Australia are gearing up for the nation’s most-loved country music festival, the Gympie Music Muster, from August 22-25. Headlining an unforgettable weekend of community, connection and country music is a swag of massive acts including Brad Cox (main picture), James Johnston (pictured), Taylor Moss, Lee Kernaghan, Casey Barnes and Beccy Cole. Joining them
