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Red Hot Summer Australian Crawl Men At Work

Red Hot Summer Tour Hunter Valley Show Sells Out As Demand Continues Across 2026 Run

by Paul Cashmere

The Hunter Valley stop of the 2026 Red Hot Summer Tour at Roche Estate has sold out, becoming the fourth capacity event ahead of Australian Crawl’s long-awaited reunion and Men At Work’s return to the same bill.

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Trinity Woodhouse Pills

Trinity Woodhouse Drops Her Most Honest Track Yet With “Pills”

by Labelle Hayes

Trinity Woodhouse gets that life isn’t a straight line. The Hunter Valley alt-country artist has just released her new single “Pills”, and it might be her most personal song yet.

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The Corrs

The Corrs Will Reunite for One Show Only In Australia

by Paul Cashmere

The Corrs will get back together in November to perform their first show since 2017 in Australia.

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Hunters and Collectors in Melbourne by Ros O'Gorman

The Red Hot Hits of Hunters & Collectors

by Paul Cashmere

Hunters & Collectors never had a Top 10 hit yet they have managed to sell-out 15 of the 26 Red Hot Summer dates for 2020 (so far).

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Hunters and Collectors in Melbourne by Ros O'Gorman

Red Hot Summer Hunter Valley Show Is 15th Sell-Out of the 2020 Season

by Paul Cashmere

Red Hot Summer has just pushed ticket sales over the finish line for a 15th time for the Hunter Valley show in February.

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the rolling stones, rod laver arena, photo ros ogorman

The Rolling Stones Tick Off The Hunter, Brisbane You’re Next

by Paul Cashmere

The Rolling Stones are nearing the end of their Australian tour after playing in the Hunter Valley this weekend. The final Stones show will be next Tuesday in Brisbane.

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Rolling Stones Hunter Valley

The Rolling Stones Design Custom Grape T-Shirt For Hunter Valley

by Paul Cashmere

The Rolling Stones fans heading to this weekend’s Hunter Valley show may get to hear the show on the grapevine.

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John Butler Trio

John Butler Trio, Lee Kernaghan, Kasey Chambers To Play First Campfire Festival 2015

by Paul Cashmere

John Butler Trio, Lee Kernaghan and Kasey Chambers will headline the very first Campfire Festival in March 2015.

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