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current policies on live music. Popular venues such as Oxford Art Factory, Marlborough Hotel, Kings Cross Hotel and Freda's will all take part in the protest, which will coincide ... Venues protesting this Saturday:  Marlborough Hotel - Newtown Oxford Art Factory - Darlinghurst Kings Cross Hotel - Kings Cross The Family Hotel - Newcastle DK Pool Club - Bathurst Freda’s - Chippendale Chingalings - Darlinghurst

riffing and driving drums, before all in attendance lent their voices to Said The King To The River . Finally, they closed out the short but oh-so-sweet set with

Fool Joyride - Sunrise Chaser Kasey Chambers & The Fireside Disciples  - Campfire King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard  - Gumboot Soup Lachlan Bryan & The Wildes - Some Girls (Quite) Like

Grammy Award-winning artist Fantastic Negrito and South Carolina blues rockers  The Marcus King Band join in on the fun. Here’s the rundown: IGGY POP Sydney – Sydney Opera ... NEGRITO Sydney - Oxford Art Factory, April 14 Melbourne - Corner Hotel, April 15 THE MARCUS KING BAND Sydney - Oxford Art Factory, April 15 Melbourne - Northcote Social Club, April 17 Presale

return in 2019, today announcing that  Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals and King Parrot will bring their Thrash Blast Grind Australian tour to Perth for the event ... back over to Australia and soaking up the killer vibes," Anselmo said. “Touring with King Parrot on their turf is an honour... let the absurdities commence!” Here’s the full

Woman (Reading) ' and ' Woman (In Mirror) ', as well as the ' Wildlife ' (2011) staple, ' King Park '. Of course, this particular lengthy fan-fave is always a given nowadays at their shows

Bucks represent the likes of Julia Jacklin, Vance Joy, Violent Soho, Nick Murphy, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Jack River  and more in the UK, as well

first act and The Tivoli is completely full, ready for the Brisbane leg of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s tour. Hailing all the way from Amsterdam, Turkish psych ... stage. Following an enormous roar from the crowd, seven-piece psychedelic-rock gods King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard  take the stage. Frontman Stu Mackenzie speaks in only short