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The Angels will perform the ‘Dark Room’ album in its entirety as part of their ‘Recharge’ series.

Red Hot Summer set a new record today when the Mornington show sold out in two minutes.

Hunters & Collectors will reform in 2020 to celebrate 10 years of Red Hot Summer.

The Angels are an Australia powerhouse. Founded by brothers John and Rick Brewster with Doc Neeson in Adelaide in 1974, two-thirds of the founding members are still about to remind us what an incredibly creative time Australian rock was in the 70s and 80s.

Major new titles coming this week from: Van Morrison, Motley Crue, Bonnie Tyler, Robin Trower, Dean Lewis, Rich the Kid, Yungblud, Dan Sultan, Avey Tare, The Angels, Megadeth, Ladytron, The Green, Daggy Man, Lambchop and the new So Fresh for Autumn.

Red Hot Summer series two is coming to its finale this weekend with a sold-out show for Port Macquarie on Saturday and then the final farewell at Bribie Island on Sunday.

Suzi Quatro and The Angels will spend a Red Hot Summer on the Central Coast and Gold Coast this weekend.

The Angels are continuing as part of the Red Hot Summer tour this weekend and when it is all over mind-March they will be preparing for their orchestra shows.

Suzi Quatro has delivered her most powerful song of the 21st century with ‘No Soul/No Control’. The song is the title track from her upcoming ‘No Soul’ album.

Dave Gleeson is pulling a double shift on the second series of Red Hot Summer singing for both The Angels and The Screaming Jets.

Jody Brewster, the 14 year old son of The Angels legend Rick Brewster, joined his dad’s band at Red Hot Summer in Hobart on Sunday to perform The Angels classic ‘Take A Long Line’.

Suzi Quatro has written most of the songs on her next album ‘No Control’ with her son Richard Tuckey.

Series one of Red Hot Summer, with headliner Jimmy Barnes, concluded after 10 sold out shows on the weekend. Next … Suzi Quatro will continue Series two starting in the Barossa Valley this weekend.

As 2019 marks the 40th anniversary of the release of The Angels ‘No Exit’ album and the band will play the entire album live to celebrate the occasion.

The Baby Animals formed in Sydney in 1989. In 2019 they will release their first Greatest Hits record and tour Australia to mark their 30th anniversary.

The Angels will play both Classical and Rock when they start their shows for 2019.

With the Red Hot Summer season about to kick in for 2019 the hardest working man in showbiz looks like being Dave Gleeson.

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

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’.

The Red Hot Summer tour has expanded with the Suzi Quatro line-up now going to Bribie Island in March, 2019.

13,000 fans enjoyed the Great Lawn at Werribee Mansion on Sunday while six of Australia’s best plus the occasion surprise gave Melbourne seven hours of classic rock.

The playing times for One Electric Day have been revealed with another big day planned for the now iconic Werribee music festival.

The Angels will once again perform The Symphony of Angels with a full orchestra for Sydney and Melbourne.

Suzi Quatro will be back in Australia in 2019 to headline the second series of Red Hot Summer.

The Screaming Jets have curated a tasty list of Australian rock classics for the album ‘Gotcha Covered’.

Duane McDonald’s belief that Australian want to hear Australian music has paid off big time with One Electric Day.

Duane McDonald’s One Electric Day has developed into one of the greatest music events in Australia. This year, Duane has outdone himself with a line-up that has delivered 74 Top 40 hits in Australia – Jimmy Barnes, The Angels, Ian Moss, Jon Stevens, Richard Clapton and Thirsty Merc.

Rose Tattoo will re-reissue an expanded edition of the 2007 album Blood Brothers ahead of their Australian tour.

At age 60 former Finch, Skyhooks and The Angels guitarist Bob Spencer has released his first ever solo album ‘Saints and Murderers’. He tells Noise11.com that to make the record he first had to undergo therapy for overcome his fear of singing.

While Colin Hay’s old band Men At Work sold over 30 million albums. That legacy has given him the foundation to create a credible body of solo work over the past 30 years.