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Melbourne’s 2020 Zoo Twilights roster is up with both an all-star Australian and International line-up including Randy Newman, Icehouse, Mavis Staples and 10CC.

Anthony Smith, a founding member of Icehouse, has passed away in Lismore.

Mental As Anything’s extremely rare very first release ‘Mental As Anything Plays at Your Party’ has been given a limited vinyl release to mark its 40th anniversary.

When Sunnyboys regroup for By The C in January it will mark an annual tradition they have kept since 2012.

The Church song ‘Too Fast For You’ rarely makes it to the band’s compilation albums, it is not available on streaming services and Steve Kilbey has no idea why.

The Church has joined the By The C line-up for Newcastle, Wollongong, Coolongatta, Geelong and Adelaide for 2019.

Icehouse fans can flip across to the official website and download a sing-a-long.

The all-new Beyond The C music festival line-up has just gone on sale with an astonishing 80s Oz Rock mob headlined by Icehouse.

Icehouse will play three more Red Hot Summer shows in April 2018.

Icehouse are in Seattle today for the launch of the new Qantas Dreamliner named ‘Great Southern Land’ after the Icehouse classic.

Qantas will name one of the planes from its new Dreamliner fleet the Great Southern Land, after the classic Icehouse song.

Melbourne’s newest music event A Weekend In The Gardens attracted 12,000 music fans to Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens on the weekend with an all-Australian line-up.

Mick and Anthea Newton, the founders of A Day On The Green, have developed Australia’s newest music festival A Weekend In The Gardens.

In the five or so years that One Electric Day has been around it has become one of Melbourne’s most treasured music events.

Bondi Beachfest for 2016 has been cancelled.

Red Hot Summer returns for 2017 with Icehouse leading the all-Aussie line-up and a crack cast of James Reyne, Daryl Braithwaite, Shannon Noll, Models & Pseudo Echo.

2017 will mark the 40th anniversary since Iva Davis formed Icehouse originally as Flowers in Sydney.

Bondi Beachfest will return for 2016 with Icehouse topping the bill.

Duane McDonald’s One Electric Day has sold over 7000 tickets after tickets went on sale this morning.

Jimmy Barnes and Icehouse will appear together on the same bill for the very first time for One Electric Day in November.

Iva Davies paid a subtle tribute to David Bowie at his A Day On The Green concert on Saturday.

Alex Lloyd has been announced as the special guest for Icehouse’s upcoming shows in Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra in 2016.

The Weeknd, The Paper Kites, Ash, Foals, Motorhead, Last Dinoaurs, Gin Wigmore, Icehouse (live), Ms Murphy and Nero lead the week’s new music releases.

Icehouse will release a new live album on August 28, 2015.

In 2011 Iva Davies & his band Icehouse toured Australia on what was known to fans as their “Flowers” tour, playing songs primarily from their very first album when the band were actually called Flowers and the title of the album was “Icehouse”.

Syria Lamonte may have been Australia’s first-ever pop star. Syria was the first known Australian to make a commercial recording and her song ‘They Always Follow Me’ has been added to the Sounds of Australia archives.

Icehouse will head back on the road for dates across Australia from September.

Iva Davies has reached back into this side-projects to bring back the rare ‘Razorback’ soundtrack and his ballet ‘Boxes’.

Icehouse announce two club shows with special guest Michael Paynter joining the band on stage.

On Wednesday night the Gershwin Room at Melbourne’s renowned ESPY was full of delighted Icehouse fans as they were treated to some unique versions of familiar Icehouse classics done with a dubbed reggae twist.