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Ed Kuepper and Jim White Announce Shows Together

The Saints’ Ed Kuepper and The Dirty Three’s Jim White will embark on an Australian tour together in May.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, alternative, Australia, Dirty Three, Ed Kuepper, Jim White, Laughing Clowns, punk, The Aints, The Saints

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The Australian Music Prize Announces The “Longlist”

by Andrew Tijs

The rebranded AMP releases a list of 26 albums as part of the “Official Entrants” longlist.

Tagged as: Alpine, AMP, Australian Music Prize, Bearhug, Bushwalking, Catcall, Charge Group, Children Collide, Coopers, Deep Sea Arcade, Dirty Three, DZ Deathrays, Emma Russack, Forty Thousands Sisters, Grand Salvo, Hermitude, Hilltop Hoods, House VS Hurricane, Jess Ribeiro & The Bone Collectors, Liz Stringer, Made In Japan, Missy Higgins, Ollo, Pond, The Bamboos, The Hello Morning, The Maple Trail, Tim Hart, Xavier Rudd

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Dirty Three Reveal First Song In Seven Years

by Tim Cashmere

Melbourne born, but internationally based instrumental violin-driven art rock band Dirty Three have revealed their first song since 2005.

Tagged as: Dirty Three, Grinderman, Nick Cave, Rising Below, Toward the Low Sun, Warren Ellis

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Afghan Whigs Reform For All Tomorrows Parties

by Paul Cashmere

Cincinnati’s Afghan Whigs are getting back together for the first time in 12 years.

Tagged as: Afghan Whigs, All Tomorrow's Parties, Dirty Three, Festivals, Greg Dulli, I'll Be Your Mirror, Mogwai

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Dirty Three Touring Australia in March

by Tim Cashmere

Dirty Three are heading out on the road playing some of the biggest headline shows of their twenty year career.

Tagged as: Australia, Dirty Three, Grinderman, Nick Cave, tour, Warren Ellis

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Melbourne International Jazz Festival To Go Ahead In December

Melbourne International Jazz Festival artistic director Michael Tortoni has confirmed that the festival is definitely going ahead for 2021.

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Covid Wiped $1.4 Billion From Live Entertainment in Australia in 2020

The Live Entertainment Industry had a $1.4 billion decline in 2020 causing a major impact on the Australian economy.

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Artist Manager and Promoter Scot Crawford Launches Reckless Records

Band manager and concert promoter Scot Crawford has launched a new record label Reckless with new music coming soon from James Reyne, The Poor, Palace Of The King, Angry Anderson, and Rose Tattoo.

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The Darkness Have A New Song About An Alien Encounter

The Darkness have released the new single, ‘It’s Love, Jim’, about an "intimate" encounter with an "extra-terrestrial goddess of otherworldly beauty."

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Victoria’s Play On Victoria Comeback Concert 30 October Reveals Its Line-up

Victoria will welcome back live music on 30 October with 4000 fans attending the Play On Victoria concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.

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INXS Underneath The Colours Turns 40

INXS’ second album ‘Underneath The Colours’ was released 40 years ago this week.

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Strange Tenants Clock Up 40 Years

Strange Tenants were one of Australia’s first Ska bands. In November 1981 Strange Tenants played their first gig at the Lygon Street Festival. That was just two years after the first acknowledged Australian Ska band The Jumpers formed in Adelaide in 1979.

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