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Sunday 9th November Sweet Lil Rider They play delta blues and they play it good but as easy as this band is to listen to, I’d say they are just as likely to bore as […]
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Junkyard Festival
Started by a few blokes with a love of live music and drunken debauchery who wanted to party in their backyard, Junkyard Festival had its first show just earlier this year, quickly followed up with […]
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Saturday 27th September Black Bird Hum What first comes off as a pretty common folk sound, soon turns into reggae-infused, John Butler-esque jams. With some maracas and horn thrown in, this band will take you […]
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Ladies take a bit of me time Designed specifically for suburban women to provide an escape from their day-to-day hustle and bustle, Ladies Night Out is here to pamper you. LNO’s Pop Up Pampering Experience […]
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Thursday 18th September Bad//Dreems Like other recent Australiana bands, Bad//Dreems’ lead singer lets his accent shine through and, against my better judgement, it really works. It’s garagey, outsider rock but it’s surprisingly heartfelt and honest. […]
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Green festivities These school holidays MarketPlace continues to put the fun into environmental education. From the 22nd of September to the 3rd of October MarketPlace Leichhardt will be hosting their annual Enviro Expo and this […]
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Saturday 30th August Hobo Bordeaux For those who don’t know Hobo Bordeaux, they have been kicking around Sydney for a few years now with their unique mix of rock, blues and hip-hop influences. Enjoy with […]
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Friday 22nd August Doc Holliday Takes the Shotgun This is a Sydney band who play some sweaty, swampy thrashabilly tunes and live shows are where they shine. Lots of energy from these boys, which is […]
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Any change? Founded by Dulwich Hill musician Josh Pyke, the annual Busking for Change charity event returns this year in support of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. Over the past five years, Josh has raised $43,000 […]