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British India (photo supplied Mushroom Group)

British India Premiere First Song In Eight Years ‘The Gospel of Luke’

by Paul Cashmere

Melbourne’s British India have reformed with their first new music in eight years and a national tour to go with it.

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End of Fashion (supplied)

How Justin Burford Transitioned From The Sleepy Jackson Into End of Fashion

by Paul Cashmere

With new End of Fashion dates for August, Justin Burford explained to Noise11 how he evolved out of The Sleepy Jackson to form End of Fashion and the crossover when he was in both bands simultaneously.

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AC/DC Etihad Stadium, Rock Or Bust World Tour. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

The AC/DC Aussie Tour Jigsaw Puzzle. We Have Another Piece!

by Paul Cashmere

More details of the much-rumoured impending AC/DC Australian dates appear to have been leaked out of Adelaide with FiveAA’s Leith Forrest hearing that as well as the Melbourne and Adelaide dates, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth will be included.

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John Butler photo by Kane Hibberd

John Butler To Tour New Album Prism

by Paul Cashmere

John Butler will start his national Australian tour on the same day his new album Prism is released.

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Angus Young AC/DC Etihad Stadium, Rock Or Bust World Tour. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

Piecing Together The AC/DC Aussie Tour Rumours

by Paul Cashmere

Over the last 36 hours there has been a lot of talk about an imminent AC/DC Australian tour announcement for 2025. It is looking like we will be hearing a confirmation of the tour, maybe next Monday.

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Buster Brown Something to Say 2025 edition

Angry Anderson and Phil Rudd Re-Record 1974 ‘Something To Say’ Album

by Paul Cashmere

Before AC/DC, before Rose Tattoo, there was Buster Brown.

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Kyle and Jackie O KIISFM

Kyle and Jackie O Cop Another Disaster In Melbourne Radio Rating

by Paul Cashmere

Kyle and Jackie O’s KIISFM Melbourne radio disaster just got worse with Survey 3 for 2025 figures showing a .07 drop to 5.1. That is significant when the fall was from a figure of 5.8. The cumulative figure shows a 30,000 drop in audience. Surely ARN has run out of rags to keep polishing this turd.

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Pete Murray by Ian Laidlaw

Pete Murray Premieres New Song ‘Home To Me’

by Noise11.com

Pete Murray has shared a new song ‘Home To Me’.

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Peter O'Doherty of Dog Trumpet

Peter O’Doherty’s ‘High On the Rocks’ Is The Latest Preview of Dog Trumpet’s ‘Live Forever’ Album

by Paul Cashmere

Dog Trumpet have premiered another preview of the upcoming ‘Live Forever’ album. ‘High On The Rocks’ is a Peter O’Doherty song.

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Atomic The Songs Of Blondie

Victor Stranges Has Another Black Market Clash and Songs of Blondie Show

by Paul Cashmere

Victor Stranges will once again perform the music of The Clash and Blondie in a Black Market Clash and The Songs of Blondie show scheduled for Belgrave, outside Melbourne on June 22.

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Fred Loneragan Machinations 1984

Fred Loneragan Doesn’t Rule Out A Fourth Machinations Album

by Paul Cashmere

In the 1980s, Machinations released three albums ‘Esteem’ (1983), ‘Big Music’ (1985) and ‘Uptown’ (1988). Singer and co-founder Fred Loneragan isn’t ruling out the possibility of a long overdue fourth album for 2026.

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Sly Stone

Leo Sayer Shares His Thoughts on The Passing of Sly Stone

by Leo Sayer

There really is a riot going on right now, so what a poignant moment it seems to be to lose a hero I never met, yet a man I often imagined as my soul brother. I worked with many of his alumni (including the man who helped invent him, fellow San Fran disk jockey Tom Donahue), and to say they and he inspired me would be a useless understatement.

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The Saints 73-78

Brisbane’s 4ZZZFM To Celebrate Its 50th Anniversary With ZED50 Concert Featuring The Saints 73-78 and Regurgitator

by Paul Cashmere

On 8 December 1975, Brisbane community radio station 4ZZZ (Triple Zed) launched one month after the Gough Whitlam Dismissal with announcer John Woods being transmission with The Who ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’.

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Barry Gibb at Rod Laver Arena photo by Ros O'Gorman

Ridley Scott To Begin Filing His Bee Gees Biopic in November 2025

by Music-News.com

Sir Ridley Scott will start shooting his Bee Gees biopic in November 2025.

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Tame Impala credit Matt Sav

Kevin Parker Premieres New Tame Impala Song During DJ Set

by Music-News.com

Kevin Parker aired a new Tame Impala song during a surprise DJ set at Primavera Sound at the weekend.

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The Project

Network 10 Officially Announces The Project Has Been Axed

by Paul Cashmere

After much media speculation in recent weeks, Network 10 has officially announced that the long-running News/Entertainment program The Project has been axed.

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Jimmy Barnes Defiant

Jimmy Barnes Plays First Defiant Tour Show And Premieres A Chunk of The New Album Live

by Paul Cashmere

Jimmy Barnes has played the first show of the Defiant tour in Adelaide, South Australia, on the day his 21st solo album ‘Defiant’ was released and showcases how ‘Defiant’ is an album from show ready songs to play live.

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Little River Band debut

Keyboard Player Peter Jones, (Mississippi, Little River Band, John Farnham), Has Died

by Paul Cashmere

Peter Jones, renowned Australian keyboard player who has played on recordings for Little River Band, Crowded House, The Ferrets and john Farnham, has died.

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Airbourne Premiere New Song ‘Gutsy’

by Paul Cashmere

Airbourne, Warrnambool Victoria’s most famous music act since Smokey Dawson, have released their first song in six years ‘Gutsy’.

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Fanny Lumsden

Fanny Lumsden Releases Her Cover of Gotye’s ‘Something That I Used To Know’

by Paul Cashmere

Fanny Lumsden’s cover of Gotye’s ‘Something That I Used To Know’ got a lot of attention in 2024. So much so that Fanny has decided to release her version.

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Meg Washington Gem

Paul Kelly To Guest On Meg Washington ‘Gem’ Album

by Paul Cashmere

Meg Washington has revealed the tracklisting for her next album ‘Gem’. One song ‘Fine’ features Paul Kelly.

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Sara Storer

Aunty Sara Storer and Niece Sammy Storer Premiere ‘Worth Your Love’

by Paul Cashmere

Sara Storer’s new song ‘Worth Your Love’ is a duet with her niece Sammy Storer.

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Bob Bongo Starkie performs for Skyhooks 30th anniversary show at Pint on Punt 28 October 2004

Watch A Rare Skyhooks Reunion With Bongo Singing ‘Balwyn Calling’ At Soundcheck

by Paul Cashmere

On 28 October 2004, Skyhooks reformed for a fairly secret 30th anniversary show at Pint on Punt in Melbourne.

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The Angels Plan Deep Cuts For Go For Broke Tour

by Paul Cashmere

The Angels are planning mining the back catalogue for the Go For Broke tour, starting 4 July in Torquay.

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Crowded House perform at Rod Laver Arena 10 December 2024 photo by Winston Robinson

Crowded House Red Hot Summer Adds Sandstone and Mornington Shows

by Paul Cashmere

The Crowded House Red Hot Summer tour has gotten even hotter with two more dates added for Bribie Island, Queensland and Mornington, Victoria.

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Rose Carleo Band

Rose Carleo To Celebrate Bon Scott’s 79th at Live Wire – AC/DC Tribute show in Fremantle

by Paul Cashmere

Rose Carleo will join the Live Wire – AC/DC Tribute show in Fremantle in July.

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Tim Michin Time Machine

Tim Minchin Premieres New Song ‘I Wouldn’t Like You’

by Paul Cashmere

As we creep closer to the release of Tim Minchin’s ‘TimMichinTimeMachine’ album, Tim has dropped a third preview of the album ‘I Wouldn’t Like You’.

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