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"Bluesfest hopes that the public will understand, respect, and hopefully, on reflection, agree with the position my company and I have taken."

DJ Lloyd and CC:DISCO! have fell victim to the trap and fans have started to call for lock systems on DJ decks to ensure the safety of the gear.

They Might Be Giants will perform their 1990 breakthrough album, Flood, in its entirety.

Underground Playlists are back and better than ever, thanks to the legends at Mountain Goat Beer. In fact, we’ve decided to pick out our favourite tracks each week and share them with you, so you can get to know the best of the bunch and keep your finger on the pulse. Here are this week's top picks for our Underground Playlists...

"I don’t think there’s any reason not to at this point..."

"This one is for the future me. I’m getting out of my own way, and I’m starting the process to get my music out, since at the end of the day, is it really that deep? Who knows me better than me?"

The protest songs that told the story of Queensland in the '70s and '80s.

"There’s no question Sophie Lloyd is taking over. I can’t wait for the world to hear this single."

The album is a tribute to her late father, William Richard Guy.

"The King has suggested a number of people he would like to perform, and Adele and Ed were on that list."

"Neil Murray sings from the heart of the country," Midnight Oil's Jim Moginie said.