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James Reyne performs at Red Hot Summer in Ballarat on 15 March 2015. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

21-year old James Reyne never thought 61-year old James Reyne would still be doing it

When James Reyne first went in to studio to make that first Australian Crawl record in 1979 he says he never thought about the longevity of what they were doing.

Tagged as: 80s, Australia, Australian Crawl, Crown Casino, James Reyne, rock, The Palms

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Deitra Farr is coming to MEMO Music Hall for her first-ever Australian show

by Music-News.com

Chicago Blues Hall of Famer Deitra Farr will perform for the first time ever in Australia at MEMO Music Hall, St Kilda in January and treat Melbourne to authentic Chicago blues.

Tagged as: 80s, blues, Chicago, Deitra Farr, Memo Music Hall, USA

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Complete Nightmare and the Cat performance uploaded to YouTube

by Paul Cashmere

A complete performance by UK/American band Nightmare and the Cat, filmed at The Roxy in West Hollywood in 2014, has been uploaded to YouTube.

Tagged as: 10s, 80s, Dave Stewart, Django Stewart, Eurythmics, Nightmare and the Cat, pop, rock, Sam Stewart, UK

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The Angels Prepare Symphony of Angels Shows For 2019

by Paul Cashmere

The Angels first major project of 2019 will be the Symphony of Angels shows for Melbourne and Sydney in April.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, Australia, classical, rock, Symphony of Angels, The Angels

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Phil Rudd is on a Highway to Sell his New Zealand home

by Paul Cashmere

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has put his New Zealand on the market for $NZ4.1 million.

Tagged as: 70s, 80s, AC/DC, New Zealand, Phil Rudd, rock

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Ozzy Osbourne is not retiring about his farewell tour

by Music-News.com

Ozzy Osbourne has no plans to retire from touring.

Tagged as: 60s, 70s, Black Sabbath, Heavy Rock, metal UK, Ozzy Osbourne, rock

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Australian Charts: A Star Is Born is now the longest charting no. 1 of 2018

by Gavin Ryan

The soundtrack for ‘A Star is Born’ is now the longest running No.1 album for 2018 as it logs a ninth week at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart this week.

Tagged as: 00s, A Star Is Born, Australian charts, Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga, pop, USA

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Australian Charts: Ariana Grande spends sixth week at no. 1 with ‘thank u, next’

by Gavin Ryan

Ariana Grande holds for a sixth week to the top of the ARIA Singles Chart with her track “thank u, next”, and in doing so it is now the third longest running No.1 for 2018.

Tagged as: 10s, Ariana Grande, Australian charts, Gavin Ryan, pop, USA

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Travis Scott to perform with Maroon 5 at Super Bowl Half-Time Show

by Music-News.com

Maroon 5 have reportedly landed hip-hop star Travis Scott as a special guest for their 2019 Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Tagged as: 00s, Maroon 5, pop, Super Bowl, Travis Scott, USA

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New Beyonce albums added then removed from Streaming Services

by Music-News.com

Beyonce fans have been left confused after two albums listed under the alias “Queen Carter” where added to streaming services on Thursday before swiftly being removed.

Tagged as: 00s, 90s, Beyonce, pop, R&B, USA

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Take That cancels world tour

by Music-News.com

British pop stars Take That have canned the international dates of their 30th anniversary tour due to a family illness.

Tagged as: 90s, pop, Robbie Williams, take That, UK

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UK Charts: Ladbaby ‘We Built This City On Sausage Rolls’ is no 1 song

by Music-News.com

Congratulations to LadBaby, who claims this year’s Official Christmas Number 1 with We Built This City.

Tagged as: 10s, Ladbaby, pop, UK, We Built This City

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UK Charts: The Greatest Showman is the no 1 album for Christmas week 2018

by Paul Cashmere

It’s a very Merry Christmas for The Greatest Showman – the film’s hugely successful cast recording takes this year’s Christmas Number 1 album with its strongest week of sales yet.

Tagged as: Greatest Showman, music industry, UK, UK charts

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Peter Pan Goes Wrong gets it right about funny – REVIEW

by Paul Cashmere

‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’ will make you laugh. If it doesn’t, you are the dictionary definition of ‘buzz-kill’. This is a laugh out loud show.

Tagged as: Australia, comedy, Mischief Theatre Company, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, theatre

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New Music Releases for 21 December 2018

by Paul Cashmere

Major new titles coming this week from: Zayn (physical), 21 Savage, Within Temptation (Live), Reel Big Fish, DJ Shadow and Chvrches.

Tagged as: 21 Savage, Australia, CHVRCHES, DJ Shadow, new music, reel big fish, Within Temptation, Zayn

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Aussie legends John Farnham, Brian Cadd and Russell Morris will all have new albums in 2019

by Paul Cashmere

Three Australian music legends John Farnham, Brian Cadd and Russell Morris will all release new albums during 2019.

Tagged as: 70s, Australia 60s, contemporary, Daryl Braithwaite, John Farnham, rock, Russell Morris

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Mike Nesmith’s sons have made The Monkees new Christmas song and video

by Paul Cashmere

Mike Nesmith’s sons Christian and Jonathan have worked with their dad to create the new lead song and music video from The Monkees Christmas album ‘Christmas Party’.

Tagged as: 60s, David Roy Williams, DRWE, Micky Dolenz, Mike Nesmith, pop, The Monkees, USA

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Paul McCartney adds his Christmas classic to his set

by Paul Cashmere

Paul McCartney has been spreading the Christmas spirit in his recent shows performing his Christmas classic ‘Wonderful Christmastime’.

Tagged as: 70s, Paul McCartney, pop, rock, UK, Wonderful Christmastime

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Melbourne’s Rebetiko Festival booked in for Melbourne Recital Centre in 2019

by Paul Cashmere

Melbourne’s Greek community will be treated to the Rebetiko Festival at Melbourne Recital Centre in March 2019.

Tagged as: Australia, Greece, Rebetiko Festival

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Australian Radio spun Australian Music over 900,000 times in 2018

by Paul Cashmere

Australian radio paid greater attention to Australian music in 2018 with almost 50,000 most spins this year.

Tagged as: 10s, 5 Seconds of Summer, Australia, Australian music, Australian radio, pop

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Jack White’s The Saboteurs to play Bluesfest

by Paul Cashmere

Jack White has reunited The Saboteurs for their first ever Australian visit for Bluesfest.

Tagged as: alternative 00s, Jack White, rock, The Raconteurs, The Saboteurs, USA

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Mumford & Sons to play Enmore Theatre show for Sydney

by Noise11.com

Mumford & Sons will scale back to intimate mode for a one-off theatre show during their 2019 Australian tour.

Tagged as: 00s, folk, Mumford & Sons, rock, USA

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Kelly Clarkson to ‘momage’ The Voice winner Chevel Shepherd

by Music-News.com

Kelly Clarkson fears she has become an overzealous “momager” to her new protegee Chevel Shepherd following her second straight win as a mentor on U.S. talent show The Voice.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, Chevel Shepherd, country, Kelly Clarkson, pop, USA

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Sam Smith joins cast of Four Wedding and a Funeral sequel

by Music-News.com

Sam Smith is reportedly planning to put his vocal talents to good use, playing the wedding singer in the charity mini sequel of Four Weddings and a Funeral.

Tagged as: 10s, Four Weddings and a Funeral, pop, Sam Smith, UK

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Avicii Estate goes to his Parents

by Music-News.com

Tragic DJ Avicii’s parents have been named the beneficiaries of his $25.5 million (£20.1 million) estate.

Tagged as: 00s, 10s, Avicii, DJ, electronica, pop, Sweden, techno

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Kylie Minogue to play Legends slot at Glastonbury

by Music-News.com

Kylie Minogue has confirmed that she will be playing the Legends slot at Britain’s Glastonbury Festival in 2019.

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Suzi Quatro was once a Bob The Builder character

by Paul Cashmere

Suzi Quatro was once a Bob the Builder character. In 2006, Suzi Quatro was the voice of Rio Rogers and sang the song ‘Cactus Creek’.

Tagged as: Australia, Baby Animals, Bob The Builder, Chocolate Starfish, Jon Stevens, Moving Pictures, music festival, music industry, Red Hot Summer, Suzi Quatro, The Angels, The Screaming Jets

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Australian music journalist pioneer Anthony O’Grady has passed away

by Paul Cashmere

Anthony O’Grady, the founder of Australian music newspaper RAM and before that contributor to predecessor pop paper Go-Set has passed away in Sydney.

Tagged as: Anthony O'Grady, Australia, music industry, RAM

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MEMO Music Hall presents The Fabulous Singlettes Christmas Show this weekend

by Paul Cashmere

The Fabulous Singlettes Christmas show is on for two nights at MEMO Music Hall in St Kilda this weekend.

Tagged as: Australia, comedy, Memo Music Hall, St Kilda, The Fabulous Singlettes

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The Illusionists, now in Australia, was one of the worlds biggest tours of 2018

by Paul Cashmere

The Illusionists tour has made the Top 100 tours of 2018 worldwide.

Tagged as: Australia, Broadway, Chris Cox, MAGIC!, The Illusionists, theatre

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