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shows are great. Plus the fact that we are on such a great festival [Bluesfest] means there will be time to relax and take some other music in, which

underdone, it's definitely there as the theme.” There are many different types of Bluesfest devotees; those who are just interested in the big name acts, those who feel ... Crossroads stage only once or twice and they say that's the best Bluesfest, what's happening on those smaller stages,” Noble says. “I kinda agree with that to some

drama series in which he stars. “The filming schedule hit right around Byron Bay [Bluesfest] and to make this make sense financially you almost have to have at least

England's Ahab, as well as touring New South Wales and Queensland and hitting BluesFest. That's a career high for Bryan, who before The Wildes toiled in his share

drama series in which he stars. “The filming schedule hit right around Byron Bay [Bluesfest] and to make this make sense financially you almost have to have at least

April as he'll be playing to very different audiences at festivals such as Bluesfest and Boogie, and in clubs ranging from inner-city venues to country halls. Having seen ... much better terms these days. As they both appear on the same Bluesfest bill this year, it seemed logical to ask what are the chances of some kind of father/son

April 4 - Festival Hall, Melbourne  SOLD OUT Sunday April 8 - Byron Bay Bluesfest, Byron Bay Tickets available from www.bluesfest.com.au Wednesday April 11 - Hordern Pavilion, Sydney Tickets available

another of the festival's major headliners in 2012. The full line up of Bluesfest 2012 is as follows: Roger Daltrey Performs The Who’s Tommy & More Earth Wind

Festival Hall, Melbourne Tickets available from  www.ticketmaster.com.au Sunday April 8 - Byron Bay Bluesfest, Byron Bay Tickets available from  www.bluesfest.com.au Wednesday April 11 - Hordern Pavillion, Sydney Tickets available

supporting the likes of Avett Brothers and Seasick Steve, playing Big Day Out and Bluesfest among other festivals and this year's SXSW . “I'll tell you something,” Wishbone says

were explored in an entertaining panel discussion today, with a panel made up of Bluesfest's Peter Noble , Peat's Ridge's Damian Cunningham , Big Day Out's Johanna Greenway ... interesting points about the running of festivals were raised too: Peter Noble said that Bluesfest needs to take $12 million before it breaks even. He hinted heavily that

wanted to come, so we're pretty excited about going to new places. The Bluesfest lineup is so ridiculously good that it's almost too good to be true ... there! Do you have any expectations for the shows? We are expecting the Bluesfest to be massive, other than that we're not sure what to expect. For us, Australians