The Lemon Twigs

Paul Kelly, Beck, Jamiroquai, Chic and Sparks Adelaide’s Harvest Festival

Harvest II has been announced for Adelaide with Jamiroquai (Australian exclusive), Beck (Australian exclusive), Paul Kelly, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Thelma Plum, Santigold, Sparks, Julia Jacklin, Bright Eyes, Flight Facilities (decade DJ set), Chet Faker, Chromeo, Ocean Alley, Vera Blue, Baker Boy, Ladyhawke, The Rolling Stones Revue (Ft. Adalita, Tex Perkins and Tim Rogers), The Lemon Twigs, Built to Spill, Bad//Dreems, Sam Barber and more to be announced.

Tagged as: Australia, Bad//Dreems, Baker Boy, Beck (Australian exclusive), Bright Eyes, Built to Spill, Chet Faker, Chromeo, Flight Facilities (decade DJ set), Harvest Festival, Jamiroquai (Australian exclusive), Julia Jacklin, Ladyhawke, live music, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Ocean Alley, Paul Kelly, Sam Barber, Santigold, Sparks, Tex Perkins and Tim Rogers), The Lemon Twigs, The Rolling Stones Revue (Ft. Adalita, Thelma Plum, Vera Blue

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Brian D’Addario of The Lemon Twigs Talks Songs for the General Public with Karen Freedman

by Karen Freedman

Those poor Lemon Twigs. There they were, ready to bring out a new album, with a release date of 1st May and a bunch of shows booked across North America. And then, 2020 happened.

Tagged as: 20s, Brian D'Addario, Michael D'Addario, power pop, rock, The Lemon Twigs, Todd Rundgren

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The Lemon Twigs Release Surprise Live Album

by Karen Freedman

Whilst fans of The Lemon Twigs eagerly await the release of their third album, Songs For The General Public (which was due for release 1st May to coincide with a North American tour, and is now rescheduled to come out on 21st August in light of the COVID-19 pandemic) they can have their appetites whetted by a surprise live album they dropped through Bandcamp this week.

Tagged as: 10s, rock, The Lemon Twigs, USA

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New Music Releases For 23 August 2018

by Paul Cashmere

Major new titles coming this week from: The Amity Affliction, John Williamson, Alice in Chains, Gilbert O’Sullivan, Wilson, Candi Staton, Blood Orange, The Lemon Twigs, Beccy Cole, Neil & Liam Finn and Interpol.

Tagged as: Alice In Chains, Australia, Beccy Cole, Blood Orange, Candi Staton, Gilbert O'Sullivan, John Williamson, music industry, Neil & Liam Finn, new music, new music releases, The Amity Affliction, The Lemon Twigs, Wilson

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The Lemon Twigs In Melbourne 25 July 2017 REVIEW

by Karen Freedman

The Lemon Twigs is quite literally the first modern music act I’ve bothered to become excited about within the last almost 15 years.

Tagged as: 10s, rock, The Lemon Twigs, USA

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Macklemore Video ‘F*cked Up’ Calls Out America For What It Is

America is ‘F*cked Up’ and that is exactly how Macklemore has called it out in his new song and video.

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Ed Sheeran Drops That Next Album Will Be Called ‘Play’

Ed Sheeran has seemingly confirmed his next album will be called 'Play'.

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The Wombats To Headline Summersalt 2025

The Wombats will return to Australia in 2025 for Summersalt.

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WTF Was That Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl Performance All About?

Has Kendrick Lamar outdone Black Eyed Peas for the most woeful Super Bowl performance ever? Black Eyed Peas had their WFT moment in 2011 but Kendrick Lamar has delivered WTAF.

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Kylie Selects Mallrat To Open Australian Tour

Mallrat will open for Kylie Minogue on the upcoming Tension tour across Australia.

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Selena Gomez Laughs At Idiot US Politician Sam Parker Who Wants Her Deported

Selena Gomez has taken aim at imbecile American politician Sam Parker who called for her to be deported.

January 29, 2025

Karen Lee Andrews and Jade MacRae launch

Jade MacRae and Karen Lee Andrews To Perform Double Album Launch In Sydney

Jade MacRae will launch her ‘In My Veins’ album together with Karen Lee Andrews launching her album ‘Survival’ at The Factory Theatre in Sydney on Friday, 7 February 2025.

January 29, 2025