A Merry Musical Christmas
For those who love Christmas and music, but aren’t the biggest fan of carols, these are the best places to catch a tune… Sat 14th December The Workers Christmas Party First up, The Workers […]
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Sat 7th December Davey Lane Davey Lane has been described as a “cosmic-pop songsmith.” I don’t know what that means; I don’t think it means anything. I would just describe him as acoustic pop-rock. He […]
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Saturday 9th November Melbourne Ska Orchestra I’ve never heard Big Band ska before now, although I have been a fan of ska itself for a while and the orchestra style suits. It’s just reggae beats […]
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JD Love Band Thursday 24th October JD Love Band is touring for their latest album, Two Days. Blues, Roots, Country – their music is a lively jumble of these genres. Sounds kind of like a […]
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Friday 20th September The Hadron Colliders This five-piece band is made up entirely of Sydney-siders, most of them from the Inner West. They are known as an indie rock band, but that is such an […]
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Eros Ramazzotti International superstar comes to Sydney. Italian soft-rock/pop superstar Eros Ramazzotti is one of the most successful musicians of all time to come from a non-English speaking background. In his 30-year career, Eros has […]
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Sunday 8th September FBi Turns 10 Festival FBi radio is turning 10 this year and they are celebrating with an awesome one-day festival, which I couldn’t recommend more. There are going to be so many […]
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Friday 16th August Holy Holy This two-man project is pretty cool and they have a pretty impressive pedigree with one of the guys a former member of Dukes of Windsor. They play indie rock and […]
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Thursday 1st August Bardo Pond Old school psychedelic rock right here. Bardo Pond is much more in line with Pink Floyd or Jefferson Airplane than any new psychedelic bands out there. They are slow, melodic […]
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Saturday 27th July Passion Pit Supported by fellow Splendour act PVT, Passion Pit’s gig is bound to be pretty indie and pretty synthy at times. If you’re into that, then this is going to be […]