A festival for music and beer lovers makes its welcome return on July 13 when the third annual Big Weekend Music Festival kicks off at Black Flag Brewing in Coolum. Priceless Records have put together a killer line-up showcasing both touring and local acts set to captivate audiences and crank the vibes to 11.
Read MoreAustralian indie royalty, Fremantle’s San Cisco offer up their fifth studio album, ‘Under The Light’ (via Island City Records), and in turn announce an 11-date regional tour throughout May that covers a good chunk of QLD and a few NSW dates to boot.
Read MoreAbsolutely on a roll in the heavy scene, Melbourne metal-core mavericks Void Of Vision offer up their latest high octane single, ‘Empty’ - a track that is raw, ferocious and oozing with caustic dexterity.
Read MoreMeanjin/Brisbane’s rock n roll stalwarts, Reckless Coast offer up their second single to come from their much overdo debut EP in the spirited new track, ‘Burn Street’.
Read MoreBobby Alu brings ALL his signature tropical soul flare on his latest single, ‘Keep It Tropical’, the four single and final glimpse into Alu’s fourth studio album, ‘Keep It Tropical’ which is out on May 3rd.
Read MoreCanadian hardcore punk legends Cancer Bats have just announced their return to Australian shores for the first time since 2019 with an eight-date national tour, bringing Sydney party punks Fangz along for the ride.
Read MoreThe absolute Australian alt rock icons, Eskimo Joe return with a buoyant, yet bittersweet ode to nostalgia in ‘The First Time’; the band’s first new music since 2021’s ’99 Ways’.
Read MoreFollowing their huge Good Mood Summer Tour back in January, and to celebrate the release of their new music, The Rubens are heading back out on the road for their Black Balloon Queensland Tour. Presented by Ripple Effect, WME and Ivy League, the run will see the five-piece hit 9 major centres across Queensland in May 2024, before headlining The Big Chill Festival in Armidale on Saturday, 18 May.
Read MoreStarting a brand new year rejuvenated and ready to return to Australian stages, The Church have announced an exclusive headline show for Brisbane fans this March.
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 MoreAs they prepare to embark their next large stretch of Australian touring, The VANNS have given fans another insight into just how busy they have been plotting for these opening months of 2024 to be!
Read MoreLove some of that old time rock and roll? Aussie rock festival Wanstock returns in 2024 with its biggest lineup yet, with the rock’n’roll gods set to descend on the Shoppingtown Hotel in Doncaster on Saturday March 2. With headliners The Animals making their final Australian appearance as part of Wanstock this year, the event will also boast New Zealand-hailing icons Dragon, Aussie heroes Ted Mulry Gang, as well as performances from Standing Room Only, Strait Shooters and Day Dreamers.
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 MoreThere is no more fitting a headliner for Here Comes The Sun 2024 than Australia’s beloved psychedelic-surf-rockers, Ocean Alley. For the last decade they have sold out shows across Australia, North America, Europe, UK, and New Zealand – headlining to over 75,000 people globally in 2023 alone – including spots at Splendour In The Grass, Reading & Leeds (UK), and BottleRock (USA).
Read MoreCarlton & United Breweries will support the local live music and hospitality industries to the tune of around $100,000 as part of CUB’s LIV LOUD 2023 program collaboration with Ausmusic T-Shirt Day this month.
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