Internationally acclaimed dub maestros Kingfisha have announced their first tour dates in four years, kicking off at Island Vibes festival on Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah before heading to Cairns/Gimuy, Brunswick/Bulleke-bek, Brisbane/Magandjin and Eudlo on the Sunshine Coast.
Read MoreMonolith is thrilled to announce its triumphant return, bringing an unbeatable curation of international names and Australian favourites to venues around the country this November.
Alongside the incredible lineup will be workshops, panels, market stalls and DJ’s to further enhance the festival experience for Australian prog fans.
Headlined by New York prog rock icons Coheed And Cambria on their first Australian tour since 2016, Monolith 2024 comes out the gate swinging.
Read MoreForming in 2009 The Smith Street Band today announce a run of 18 shows across the country for March and April 2024 to celebrate their 15th birthday. Playing a mix of capital cities and regional towns in every state of Australia and taking Melbourne rockers The Pretty Littles along for the ride.
Read MoreOff the back of a killer 12 date regional run through Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales and the ACT for Part 1 of his Back To Life tour last month, beloved Australian rapper 360 will continue to conquer in 2024, today announcing 12 new dates in March and April for Part 2 of his regional takeover.
Read MoreRenowned Australian heavyweight post-punk rock band, TROPHY EYES, has exciting news for fans with the announcement of a mighty Australian regional tour scheduled for this upcoming October. The tour serves as a continuation of the festivities surrounding their latest album, ‘Suicide and Sunshine’ and will kick off in Cairns with a sweeping lap across the nation visiting 11 regional towns before joining THIS THAT Festival in Sandstone Point and Newcastle during November.
Read MoreAcclaimed vocalist, songwriter and producer Porter Robinson has announced details of his first Australian tour in over 6 years. The tour celebrates his critically acclaimed album Nurture, and will take place in November, with stops in Sydney and Melbourne - see full dates below. The Nurture Live show features Porter singing and playing the piano and an array of digital instruments, accompanied by a stunning, carefully crafted visual production.
Read MoreIn the midst of an unyielding and record-breaking Australian tour that has seen the band amass together 100+ dates in cities that haven’t seen national touring since the ‘80’s, Kingswood have also brought together their rolling new single ‘Why Should I Let You Go’’. This troubadourian release adds layers of warmth and comfort pulling inspiration from their efforts traversing the wonderful worlds between Nashville and Europe. Traipsing along the highway from town to town, constructing another unforgettable Kingswood performance.
Read MoreThe Waifs are delighted to announce an extensive Australian tour spanning from June to September, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Up All Night’. Each show will see the band play the album in full and a sprinkling of fan favourites. They will be joined by special guests and great friends along the way who have each had their own impact on The Waifs career over the years, including multiple ARIA Award winner Missy Higgins (Melbourne show only), who did her first national tour supporting the original Up All Night album tour in 2003.
Read MoreMelbourne heavy alternative rock outfit Belle Haven have kicked into 2023 with a brand new emo belter in ‘I Can’t Find The Words’, which they will be touring across the country on the Future Lovers Australian Tour alongside Banks Arcade, starting this weekend.
Read MoreMat McHugh & The Beautiful Girls are excited to be playing Eumundi on Saturday 11 February and for the first time ever combining the work of both of McHugh’s groups on stage.The ‘Together At Last Tour’ is their first tour in three years, and is in full swing now.
Read MoreRegular visitors from Aotearoa, legends Katchafire are back from a lengthy Europe and North America tour in September, to play a large series of shows around Australia in October and November.
Katchafire are bringing fellow Kiwis Masaya with them on this run of dates, starting on October 27 at Byron Bay, before hitting Nightquarter on the Sunshine Coast on October 28, Gold Coast on the 29th, and over to Island Vibe on Minjerribah (Stradbroke Island) on the 30th.
Read MoreFor Melbourne-based band, KING RIVER RISING, life on the road ended abruptly in 2020 at a pub in Byron Bay. Two days later the Blues Festival was cancelled and the band was on it’s way back to Victoria for a long, cold lock-down.
Read MoreSunshine Coast’s The Dreggs are going from strength to strength, and on the verge of a UK/Euro Tour, have announced a brand new single, with the charming indie-folk duo releasing ‘Hold Me Closer’
Read MoreCelebrated Australian heavyweights, In Hearts Wake revealed their cover of ‘all the good girls go to hell’ by Billie Eilish for triple j’s Like A Version, seeing the band join forces with Marie ‘Maz’ Devita of WAAX.
The Like A Version coincides with the band’s massive regional Australian tour, which kicked off last week in Bunbury WA continuing across the country as well as the news that their feature length documentary GREEN IS THE NEW BLACK will be available to stream in Australia and New Zealand on iTunes and DocPlay from 20 October 2022!
Read MoreSinger-songwriter Toby Mobbs will be making his way around the country in support of his debut album, ‘Placid In The Rough’, starting in his hometown of Wagga Wagga, followed by shows in every capital city, ending the tour in his current home of Albury-Wodonga.
Read MoreSunshine Coast’s Sametime (brothers Tim and Sam Aitken) release their second single for 2022 with sultry synth disco track, ‘Golden’, seamlessly weaving elements of electronic soundscapes with driving beats.
Read MoreSouth Australian singer/songwriter, Nick Vulture is making his way up around the country in support of his first full-length solo album, ‘Dust Off The Trails’, with a stop on the Sunshine Coast to play Black Box Theatre in Nambour on June 18 with Those Folk.
Read MoreEasily one of Australia’s most influential heavy bands, and one that had an important mark on our home-grown scene, Sunk Loto have announced a return to stage after 15 years apart.
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