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Big Day Out Co-founder Ken West Has Died At Age 64

by Paul Cashmere

Ken West, the co-founder of Big Day Out with Vivian Lees, has died at the age of 64.

Tagged as: Australia, Big Day Out, Ken West, live music, music industry, Vivian Lees

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Red Hot Summer For Bella Vista Farm Has Been Postponed To October

by Paul Cashmere

The Red Hot Summer tour, due for Sydney’s Bella Vista Farm this weekend, has been postponed until October.

Tagged as: 80s, 90s, Baby Animals, Boom Crash Opera, Hunters & Collectors, James Reyne, Kiama, Killing Heidi, Red Hot Summer, rock, The Angels, The Living End

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APRA Music Awards Nominees for 2022 Have Been Revealed

by Paul Cashmere

The nominees for the APRA Music Awards have been revealed with Midnight Oil. Amy & The Sniffers, Hiatus Kaiyote, Genesis Owusu and The Kid Laroi up for Song of the Year.

Tagged as: APRA Music Awards, Australia, Genesis Owusu, hiatus kaiyote, Midnight Oil. Amy & The Sniffers, music industry

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Ed Sheeran Receives Three Ivor Novello Nominations

by Music-News.com

Ed Sheeran has received three nominations for this year’s Ivor Novello Awards.

Tagged as: 10s, 20s, Ed Sheeran, pop, UK

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The Wanted Greatest Hits Re-Enters British Chart After Death Of Tom Parker

by Music-News.com

The Wanted’s Most Wanted: The Greatest Hits (9) could return to the Top 10 following the tragic death of member Tom Parker, who passed away aged 33 last week. Upon its original release in 2021, Most Wanted reached Number 8 to became the group’s fourth UK Top 10 album, succeeding 2010’s The Wanted (4), 2011 record Battleground (5) and 2013 release Word of Mouth (9).

Tagged as: 10s, Ed Sheeran, Ireland, Liam Payne, pop, The Wanted, Tom Parker, UK

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Red Hot Chilli Peppers Big Day Out Showgrounds Melbourne Australia Jan 26th 2013 photo by Ros O'Gorman

UK Charts: Red Hot Chili Peppers On Track For Number One

by Music-News.com

Unlimited Love is on track become Red Hot Chili Peppers’ fifth UK Number 1 album this week as it outsells its closest competition by almost 8:1.

Tagged as: 90s, alternative, Anthony Kiedis, Red Hot Chili Peppers, rock, USA

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Australia’s Rüfüs du Sol Win First Grammy Award

by Paul Cashmere

Sydney’s Rüfüs du Sol have won their first Grammy Award after being nominated three times.

Tagged as: 10s, 20s, Australia, dance, Electronic, Grammy Awards, RÜFÜS DU SOL

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Foo Fighters Win Every Grammy They Were Nominated For

by Paul Cashmere

Foo Fighters won every Grammy Award they were nominated for at the 2022 Grammy Awards but where no present to collect.

Tagged as: 90s, Foo Fighters, Grammy Awards, rock, Taylor Hawkins, USA

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Grammy Awards 2022 The Complete Winners List

by Paul Cashmere

Jon Batiste has won Album of the Year at the 2022 Grammy Awards.

Tagged as: Grammy Awards, Jon Batiste, music industry, USA

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Australian Albums: Machine Gun Kelly ‘Mainstream Sellout’ Debuts At Number One

by Gavin Ryan

The sixth studio album for American artist Machine Gun Kelly called “Mainstream Sellout” becomes his first No.1 Album in Australia this week.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, 20s, Machine Gun Kelly, punk, rap, rock, USA

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Liberal Government Budget Has Over $140 million In Arts Funding Cuts

by Paul Cashmere

The federal Liberal Party government will cut over $140 million in Arts funding if re-elected.

Tagged as: Arts industry, Liberal Party, music industry

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Red Hot Summer Kiama Postponed Until October

by Paul Cashmere

The Red Hot Summer tour scheduled for this weekend has once again been postponed due to weather.

Tagged as: 80s, 90s, Baby Animals, Boom Crash Opera, Hunters & Collectors, James Reyne, Kiama, Killing Heidi, Red Hot Summer, rock, The Angels, The Living End

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Scott Dorsey Confirmed As Director of Entertainment at Palazzo Versace, Gold Coast

by Paul Cashmere

Australian based entertainment executive Scott Dorsey, manager to his father superstar Engelbert Humperdinck for years, has accepted a position as Director of Entertainment at Palazzo Versace on the Gold Coast.

Tagged as: Australia, Engelbert Humperdinck, Gold Coast, music industry, Palazzo Versace, Scott Dorsey

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Wollongong’s Yours & Owls Festival Cancelled

by Noise11.com

ANNOUNCEMENT: The Yours and Owls music festival due to start in Wollongong this weekend has been cancelled.

Tagged as: live music, music festival, Wollongong, Yours and Owls

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Elton John, Ed Sheeran, Coldplay, Jon Stevens, Robbie Williams To Perform For Shane Warne State Memorial

by Paul Cashmere

The Shane Warne Memorial at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Wednesday night will feature performances from Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Elton John, Jon Stevens, Anthony Callea and Robbie Williams.

Tagged as: Anthony Callea, Australia, Chris Martin, Coldplay, cricket, Elton John, Jon Stevens, Robbie Williams, Shane Warne

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Lady Gaga Assisted Liza Minelli To Present Best Picture At The Oscars

by Music-News.com

Lady Gaga helped out her co-presenter Liza Minnelli when she fumbled her words as they presented the Best Picture Oscar on Sunday.

Tagged as: Academy Awards, Lady Gaga, Liza Minelli, Oscars

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Australian Charts: Charli XCX ‘Crash’ Lands At No 1

by Gavin Ryan

The fifth studio album for English female singer Charli XCX called “Crash” lands at No.1 in Australia this week, her first chart-topping album.

Tagged as: 10s, 20s, Australian charts, Charli XCX, pop, UK

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Dan Andrews Unveils Michael Gudinski Statue In Melbourne

by Paul Cashmere

Victorian State Premier Dan Andrews has unveiled a statue to the late Michael Gudinski outside Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne.

Tagged as: Australia, Dan Andrews, Melbourne, Michael Gudinski, music industry, Rod Laver Arena, statue, Victoria

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APRA Music Awards To Celebrate 40 Years Event In Melbourne

by Paul Cashmere

The APRA Music Awards is about to have its landmark 40 year edition with a major celebration in Melbourne on 3 May 2022.

Tagged as: APRA Music Awards, Australia, Baker Boy, Jerome Farah, Julia Zemiro, music industry

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Melbourne’s Love Project Launches A New Event Called ‘Autumn’

by Paul Cashmere

Melbourne’s Love Project will debut their 2022 event Autumn this weekend.

Tagged as: 20s, Australia, Autumn, Blake McCord, DJ, James Keyte, Jennifer Loveless, Love Project, Melbourne

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Disgraced Hillsong Company Founder Brian Houston Steps Down As Head Of The Business

by Paul Cashmere

Brian Houston, the CEO of Hillsong, the business that sells Religion as a product, has been stood down after an internal misconduct investigation.

Tagged as: Australia, Brian Houston, Frank Houston, Hillsong, pop

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UK Charts: Charli XCX On Track For Her First UK No 1 Album

by Music-News.com

Charli XCX could Crash (quite literally) into her first-ever UK Number 1 album this week.

Tagged as: 10s, 20s, Charli XCX, pop, UK

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Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer Draws Record Crowd In Ballarat

by Paul Cashmere

Duane McDonald’s Red Hot Summer Festival was Australia’s biggest live music event over the weekend pulling a crowd of over 15,000 in Ballarat.

Tagged as: Australia, Ballarat, Duane mcDonald, Hunters & Collectors, Icehouse, Jimmy Barnes, live music, Red Hot Summer

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Australian Albums: The Wiggles Are Number One

by Gavin Ryan

The Wiggles land their first No.1 Album in Australia this week as their double album compilation and covers album “ReWiggled” debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.

Tagged as: 20s, Australia, children's, Rewiggled, rock, The Wiggles

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Dolly Parton Named Grulke Prize Career Artist of the Year At SXSW 2022

by Paul Cashmere

Dolly Parton has been awarded the Grulke Prize as the Career Artist of the Year at SXSW 2022.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Brett Grulke, country, Dolly Parton, Grulke Prize, SXSW, USA

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Rex Orange County Has The Number One Album in the UK

by Music-News.com

Rex Orange County scores his first-ever UK Number 1 album with Who Cares?, beating off tough competition from Swedish rockers Ghost. 

Tagged as: 20s, pop, Rex Orange County, UK

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Hunters & Collectors Turn 40 and Red Hot Summer Continues To Roll

by Paul Cashmere

An anniversary that went slightly unnoticed was the 40th anniversary of the first Hunters & Collectors released in January.

Tagged as: Australia, Baby Animals, Boom Crash Opera, Hunters & Collectors, James Reyne, Killing Heidi, Red Hot Summer, rock, The Angels, The Living End

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Australian Charts: Encanto Is At Number One Is A Very Slow Sales Week

by Gavin Ryan

With no new major albums competing for the No.1 spot in Australia this week, the Disney soundtrack for ‘Encanto’ rises three places to spend it’s first week at the Album’s summit locally.

Tagged as: Australian charts, charts, Disney, Encanto

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UK Charts: Stereophonics ‘Oochya’ Is The Number One Album

by Music-News.com

Stereophonics have secured their eighth UK Number 1 album with Oochya! after outselling their closest competition by 2:1, according to Official Charts Company data.

Tagged as: 00s, 90s, rock, Stereophonics, UK, Wales

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One Electric Day at Werribee Mansion on Sunday 27 November 2016 with Russell Morris, Icehouse, James Reyne, Jimmy Barnes.

The Weekend’s By The C and Summer Salt Cancelled For Sydney

by Paul Cashmere

This weekend’s Sydney edition of By The C, featuring Jimmy Barnes, Mondo Rock, Jon Stevens, Vanessa Amorosi and Ian Moss, has been cancelled due to the wild NSW weather.

Tagged as: Australia, Birds Of Tokyo, By The C, Holy Holy, Ian Moss, Icehouse, Jimmy Barnes, Jon Stevens, Kasey Chambers, live music, Missy Higgins, Mondo Rock, music festival, Pete Murray, Summer Salt, The Teskey Brothers, Vanessa Amorosi, Xavier Rudd, Zaccaria

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