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Blind Boys of Alabama To Play Brunswick Music Festival

Melbourne’s Brunswick Music Festival has scored the revered Blind Boys of Alabama for 2020.

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R.I.P. Clarence Fountain of Blind Boys of Alabama 1929-2018

by Greg Phillips

Clarence Fountain, founding member and longtime leader of the iconic gospel group Blind Boys of Alabama died the morning of June 3rd in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He was 88.

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Bluesfest Sideshows For Don McLean, D’Angelo, Blind Boys Of Alabama

by Paul Cashmere

Bluesfest is rolling out more sideshows across Australia with national tours and select dates revealed for Don McLean, D’Angelo, Blind Boys Of Alabama and Blackberry Smoke.

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Justin Vernon Of Bon Iver Produces Blind Boys Of Alabama Album

by Paul Cashmere

Bon Iver singer-songwriter Justin Vernon has produced the next Blind Boys of Alabama album ‘I’ll Find A Way’.

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Depeche Mode The Cure And Muse Announced As Headliners For Austin City Limits

by Roger Wink, VVN Music

As the festival announcements continue, one of the last of the year, Austin City Limits, has named their lineup.

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Five Days Of Bluesfest In Images PHOTOGALLERY

by Paul Cashmere

Music photographer Ian Laidlaw covered Bluesfest for Noise11 and captured the moment for the artists as they performed at Australia’s most loved music festival.

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