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Nambour is set to host the 12th instalment of leading regional music industry event Turn Up at The Presynct on October 23. Presented by Turn Up Event and Oztix, the conference is where musicians, industry workers and music lovers, come together to connect, celebrate, share knowledge and swap stories. Big names such as TV personality
Tickets to see Transvision Vamp at The Station on the Sunshine Coast on February 14 and The Triffid in Brisbane on February 11-12 HERE. You’d better get your shoulder pads out and dancing shoes on, ladies! British 80s pop-rock band Transvision Vamp – known for their mega-hit “Baby I Don’t Care” – will be in Australia for the
Show your kids how gigging is done by taking them to a rock-show these September school holidays at Solbar. Hugo and the Hive, Jemzel, and Karma Police will perform an all-ages gig on Sunday, September 28, from 2pm. Whether you’re a die-hard live music fan or just looking for something epic to do during the
Main picture: US rapper and singer Jelly Roll (pictured with MGK) will headline new country music festival Strummingbird, alongside viral hoedown favourite Shaboozey, as part of the vibrant Sunshine Coast live music calendar this year. The Sunshine Coast is quickly shedding its reputation as a sleepy beachside ‘retirement’ destination, writes Yelo’s Penny Brand. From high-end
Photos and words: Marc Roberts Northlane didn’t just play The Station on Saturday night, they transformed it. Photo: Crowdsurfers get amongst the action for Northlane at The Station. Arriving just in time to catch the end of the Mirrors‘ set, who were clearly winning over new arrivals, I could feel the electric atmosphere in every
Nashville star Jelly Roll and hoedown giant Shaboozey are set to headline a new country music festival Strummingbird which kicks off its inaugural year at Kawana Sports Precinct on October 25. Local favourites The Dreggs are also featured on the lineup, performing alongside other big names in country Treaty Oak Revival, James Johnston, Kaylee Bell
The Angels, Boom Crash Opera and Mi-Sex will headline Day 2 of Alexandra Headland’s favourite music festival Bluff Fest on November 30. The festival, which debuted last year with The Terrys and The Grogans headlining, has already expanded to a two-day affair. While Sunday is reserved for a mature crowd, Day 1 of Bluff Fest
Melbourne-based American singer/songwriter Michael Beach will head directly from his European tour to Nambour on August 8 to celebrate his latest LP. The Californian-born musician will play his first Australian show for the album, “Big Black Plume”, at new Sunshine Coast music studio GLÓR. This is a rare chance to catch Michael, whose music is
Get your tickets to Caloundra’s newest music festival Bulcock Street Music Festival here: https://www.eventbrite.com/. Date: Saturday, September 6Location: 77 Bulcock Street & Felicity Park, CaloundraTickets: $49 on sale August 15 or $69 on the gateAges: All ages welcome Caloundra’s CBD will transform into a high-energy celebration of indie, punk, ska and metal for the Bulcock Street Music Festival on September
Legendary 90s rockstars Everclear are bringing their Australian tour to Kings Beach Tavern on December 4. Frontman Art Alexakis brought his acoustic set Down Under last year, touring with Brendan B. Brown from Wheatus. But this time he’s bringing the whole band to celebrate their 30th anniversary. The Sparkle and Fade 30th Anniversary Tour is
