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Byron Bay and while we were there. Our friends were telling us about the Bluesfest – 'You guys should come back and do that' – and I was like ... tour which, yes, does include a slot at Byron Bay's Bluesfest, alongside their own shows and Perth's West Coast Blues 'N' Roots. It was released close

indeed; if only we were going to see a bunch of awesome bands... Perennial Bluesfest favourite  Eugene “Hideaway” Bridges  is pumping through one of his trademark sets of plodding electric

spirits, which are so very high in anticipation of another few days of Bluesfest , aren't sullied. After the blogging nerve centre is set up in the idyllic Suffolk Park ... through the gates and the familiar sights, smells, and indeed sounds of Bluesfest make you feel like you've never left. We're hungry for music, so the first sight

Tricks is out now through PIAS/Liberator. Seasick Steve is playing Bluesfest on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 April.   Melbourne You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks ... through PIAS/Liberator. Seasick Steve is playing Bluesfest on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 April and The Corner Hotel on Tuesday 10. themusic.com.au

Merely mentioning a fraction of Bluesfest's line-up should give you an indication of its quality: Creedence's John Fogerty , folk supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash , disco superstars Earth

past 23 years Byron Bay's Bluesfest has delivered Australian audiences some of the finest musical acts of the modern era in a diverse range of genres

hitting the road for a double headline tour this week, kicking off with a Bluesfest appearance on thursday and Friday before you can catch them at THE VANGUARD on Tuesday

woman that likes a chuckle. Kidjo is on her way to Australia for Bluesfest, but the singer has long been a visitor to our shores. In fact, Kidjo remembers

Here for The Onion AV Club. Coming here for the first time to play Bluesfest and Boogie – not to mention those support dates with Earle and MMJ – Dawes seem destined

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