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Hopeless and Endless Heights announce East Coast tour
Hopeless will embark on a quick East Coast tour in March before disappearing to record and prepare for the release of their new album later in the year. Since having released their debut album Dear World in 2009, the band has conquered Australia, playing countless tours and playing supports to some of the worlds biggest names in alternative music such as A Day To Remember and Parkway Drive. The band has started the process of writing for a highly anticipated new release, the line up is slightly different but the attitude is the same and these shows will mark the final time many of the Dear World and Human songs are played live. Hopeless bring to the stage a passion unmatched, whether it is the first time or hundredth time seeing them, these shows are not to be missed. Supporting Hopeless on this run will be Sydney’s Endless Heights. A band who has exploded onto the scene with the release of their second EP Dream Strong, the band continues to go from strength to strength. Their melo...
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Of Mice & Men lose bassist
Of Mice & Men have amicably parted ways with their bassist/vocalist Shayley Bourget. On a recent US tour, Bourget was unable to play some dates due to personal issues, contributing to his decision to leave the band. Read the statement issued and watch the video below. First, Id like to thank everyone for the support you have given us since the beginning of this band, I never knew what it was like to have fans that care as much as you all do for myself and for this band. Next, Id like to apologize for not being able to finish out the year, touring along side the guys. This came as a surprise to many of you and I appreciate the fact that you all still came out and showed your support. Well, Ive had a series of ongoing issues which are very serious and very personal to me. While this may seem sudden to all of you, this is something we’ve been familiar with for some time now. Being at home over these last few months, Ive had a lot of time to find help and guidance and to reflec...
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Break The Ice Fest 2012 update
An overwhelming demand saw the first release of Break The Ice Fest 2012 tickets sell out in a week. This has prompted organisers to seek out a bigger venue to accommodate the demand. There for it is with pleasure that we announce Break The Ice Fest 2012 will be held at TLC Bayswater. TLC Bayswater has held numerous shows over the years from internationals like The Acacia Strain to locals such as House Vs Hurricane and while it is grander in scale, it doesn’t loose any of its intimacy and feeling. In addition to the new venue, In Trenches and Endless Heights have also been added to the line up. In Trenches are gearing up for the release of their second album Sol Obscura (Monolith) and are looking to remind audiences why they are one of the most respected bands in Australia. Endless Heights are riding high on the wave of excitement generated by the December release of their Dream Strong EP (Broken Hive). Both bands will demonstrate their style alongside already announced artists Tra...
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