Right, so Outkast have been tipped to headline Splendour in the Grass this year since something like July 1993, the likes of Foster the People, Circa Waves, Metronomy and a tonne of others were thrown into the rumour mill at various stages, and Chet Faker was set to make his third appearance in a row, […]
Everything Everything, who some have labelled ‘the cous cous of the music industry‘, are touring Australia after the release of their manic sophomore album Arc. Their bass player, Jeremy Pritchard, had a chat with us last week and provides some fascinating insights into common misconceptions of the band, how to deal with clashing with the Stones […]
Whitley’s Lawrence Greenwood has returned from his adventures around the world with a thrilling new album Even The Stars Are A Mess. After releasing Submarine and then Go Forth, Find Mammoth in 2009, Lawrence decided to take an indefinite hiatus from Whitley. A couple of years later, he was on the Yuctan peninsula in Mexico and called his […]
James Blake has announced that he will be trekking back to our shores this July to play Splendour in the Grass 2013. If his absolutely headmental 2011 Splendour set is anything to go by, he is sure to keep punters happy with a punishing bass wobble and a blistering vocal delivery. With The Polyphonic Spree […]
The team from Splendour in the Grass has just announced that in 2013, it plans to finally move to its long planned permanent home at North Byron Parklands. The 13th SITG plans to be one of the biggest yet; the releases since last year’s festival have been outstanding, so it’s going to be a jam […]
Monday mornings suck. The start of the work week, battling through a lingering hangover. A full five days until the promise of a weekend escape. They’re the worst. But this Monday the 30th of July is very different.
Originally stemming from the rum god territory, their tipple now being Jager, these two lads kick off at 2.30 on Friday at the Supertop.
Early Sunday we have Zulu Winter out of London giving us their amazing tunes, on their debut Australian tour! If you miss them, you’re having a laff. They’re playing the Supertop! Do the catchphrase!
Come 3.15pm Sunday in the Mix Up at SITG these lads will be bringing the ruckus! What an awesome way to ease in the Sunday night with Django Django!! Who’s seeing them?
Following a sold out EP launch tour and a European tour with The Temper Trap, Melbourne electronica artist Chet Faker is pleased to announce a headline Australian tour in support of his new single ‘Love and Feeling’.