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Picture: A sold-out crowd go nuts for Make Them Suffer @ The Station The Station transformed into a battleground of blast beats, breakdowns, and blistering screams when Make Them Suffer brought their regional tour to the Sunshine Coast. Despite chilly temperatures, the sold-out show saw a ferocious celebration of Australian heavy music, with a lineup
Thousands of Sunshine Coast music lovers flocked to Alexandra Headland last weekend for the two-day Alex By The Sea music festival. Melbourne rock band Slowly Slowly (main picture) and Kiamba indie-rock group The Vanns headlined the Day 1 event at Buhk Family Park. Local legends Betty Taylor, Pricey, Buttermello and Nuffin Butta also performed, alongside emerging rock act Headsend. Day 2 brought in iconic
Picture: Revellers gather at The Fortitude Music Hall. Fremantle indie rockers Spacey Jane brought all the love and good vibes to the The Fortitude Music Hall on Friday night. Spacey Jane is embarking on their biggest tour yet, playing shows throughout Australia and New Zealand in support of their new album “If That Makes Sense”. The group
Tickets to Make Them Suffer at The Station: https://www.moshtix.com.au. Make Them Suffer is set to kick-start their regional tour with frontman Sean Harmanis declaring he wants to “try a meat pie in every town”. The Perth metal-core rockstars will play at the The Station on the Sunshine Coast on June 14, after stopping in Mackay
Want to be in-the-know when it comes to all the hottest local gigs? Bookmark our complete gig guide: https://yelo.live/gigs/. Our region’s music scene is smoking right now having just celebrated the inaugural Sunshine Coast Music Awards on Sunday. And there’s plenty more amazing gigs on the horizon! This weekend, hundreds – if not thousands –
In a music industry trifecta indie-popstars Betty Taylor (main picture) has take home three top gongs at the Sunshine Coast Music Awards (SCMAs) on Sunday night. The all-femme line up was celebrating celebrating all aspects of the music industry with hundreds of musicians and professionals at the inaugural event at The Station, Birtinya. Betty Taylor,
Pictured: Punters were in for a treat when 90s punk-rock legends Frenzal Rhomb played on the Sunshine Coast on Saturday as part of their regional tour. The iconic band was supported by Brisbane hip-hop/funk act Boys At The Back and Caboolture alt-rock trio The Phosphenes, at Norton Music Factory. Don’t miss Frenzal Rhomb as they
Surf-punk rockstars Goons of Doom (main picture) will be the perfect accompaniment to The Big Weekend when they headline the Sunshine Coast’s favourite homegrown music festival at Blackflag Brewing on July 12. A project by pro-surfer, artist and filmmaker Ozzie Wright, the boys from Sydney have spent their lives in the ocean, pursuing those original
What’s on the Sunshine Coast in live music and entertainment this weekend? Go to yelo.live/gigs for our complete guide. Fanning Dempsey National Park @ Venue 114 What: Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey are two of the most revered Australian artists of the last 30 years. Together they form Fanning Dempsey National Park, releasing their highly-acclaimed debut album “The Deluge”
Pictured: Betty Taylor (supplied). Get your tickets to the Sunshine Coast Music Awards on June 1 at The Station: www.moshtix.com.au. Ziggy Alberts, Betty Taylor and High Tropics are some of the huge names to be celebrated at the first-ever Sunshine Coast Music Awards (SCMAs). The Sunshine Coast Music Industry Collective (creators of the SCMAs) has
