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A few lucky revellers got to experience a mini rave fest under the spell of Aussie electro duo Peking Duk at the Sunshine Coast’s iconic Big Pineapple on Thursday night. The lads from Canberra posted this photo to their socials last month, beaming with excitement to be headling the Big Pineapple Music Festival on October
Tones and I will perform a special and intimate acoustic set including a meet-and-greet with fans at Kings Beach Tavern on October 8. The Aussie pop star, who shot to fame while busking on the streets of Byron Bay, is celebrating the release of her new album, “Beautifully Ordinary”. Tones and I will be on
Your chances of snapping up tickets to the Big Pineapple Festival on October 19 are quickly diminishing with second-release tickets selling out on Tuesday. Pre-sale ($139.50), first-release ($145), and now second-release tickets ($147.50) have all sold, with a third ($150) and final release ($160.50) to go. Camping is $60. The juiciest festival of the year
Six heavy-hitting hardcore bands from across Australia’s East Coast will take over The Presynct on August 30. Toowoomba’s ‘Kings of the Mountain’, Deep Leech, is one of the country’s hardest bands and will headline the night. Deep Leech has been carving a name for themselves in the underground scene, with their aggressive hardcore hits and
A Sunshine Coast all-star lineup will take over Coolum Beach Hotel for a mini music festival to raise much-needed funds. It Starts at Home Music Festival will feature Johnny Sonic (Potbellez), Paluma, DeSaint, Greg Sara, Jack Raymond, Joskie, Beverly Thrills, DJ Tilly, Georege Vause, and Saltburn Music on August 11. All ticket sales will be
Sunshine Coast music royalty Katie Noonan is gathering up her mini rockstar cohorts for a big party at Eumundi School of Arts on August 31. Katie and her saxophonist husband Zac Hurren founded Eumundi School of Music (ESOM) eight years ago, gifting music scholarships to almost 250 young people. The Eumundi School of Music Mini
Gold Coast tourism is set to take a hit with Spilt Milk Festival becoming the latest music festival to be cancelled in Australia this year. More than 35,000 people attended the Gold Coast festival last year to see massive global acts such as Post Malone and Dom Dolla. Spilt Milk has four stops on its annual
Photo: Big Pineapple Music Festival organiser Mark Pico takes out the Queensland Music Awards People’s Choice Festival of the Year 2019. The Sunshine Coast continues to defy music industry odds with more than half of the Big Pineapple Festival‘s tickets already selling out three months from the October 19 event. It comes as Coolum’s The Big
Four breakthrough acts will pool their talents for a musical showcase at Woolloogabba on August 9. Music Mafia will feature Ampersand, Hati, and Hugo & The Hive and Lydia Urbina at The Cave Inn. Ampersand keys player and manager Jarrod Tutbury says Music Mafia is a new collaboration between like-minded independent artists. “Simply put, this
The Big Pineapple Festival is ripe for the picking this year with organisers delivering a stellar lineup. The Amity Affliction, Bliss N Eco, Golden Features, Peking Duk, Tones and I, and Vera Blue are all coming to the Sunshine Coast on October 19. Local artists Tess Fapani, Betty Taylor, Day We Ran, Raw Ordio and
