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Owls Festival (94%), ORIGIN NYE (89%), The Plot (88%), Let Them Eat Cake (86%), Lost Paradise (84%), Beyond The Valley (83%), Falls Festival (81%) and Listen Out (81%). In fact ... FROYO, Crooked Letter and more. "Certain cultural protocols need to be exchanged between [traditional land] owners and visitors, that festival bookers and ourselves would do well to learn more about

business of connecting with people through songs, so when that does land it’s a really beautiful thing and then to get a nod from the industry ... appreciate it’ and that’s really nice.” Her ARIA Awards strategy: “I’ve lost a lot more ARIAs than I’ve won, I think people often think that because

Perth and Melbourne. The successor to 2014's The Long Way , Trust The Wire landed back in June, heading to #1 on the charts in their homeland and bringing ... always been to make music that we love and keep improving. Maybe we lost sight of that. We had to step aside to refocus and, in doing that

life (" It's only in my dreams, I rarely see what my friends need/Too lost in my own mind../I am breaking ground, I'll see what I have left ... just know that no matter what specific points of this record you may land on,  Spilt Cities  outdo themselves nearly every step of the way. Whether

vulnerable, we're told. Some neighbouring farmers are even kind enough to allow their land to be turned into car parks as required. We get a chance to take ... something drops on the stage one larrikin from the Stringbusters says, "I thought someone lost a tooth," before another who reaches down to pick a small piece of something

this could actually prove a nightmare if you popped your handbag outside its periphery - lost property alert! Check out On My Way Down , the title track from LoneFree's debut ... Boonwurrung - Bunurong, members of the Kulin nation, who are the traditional owners of the land on which we meet and perform. The harmonies of Ling Marra are exquisite, echoing through

Gang of Youths ' set began with an acknowledgement to the traditional custodians of the land before transitioning into one of the shimmering instrumental interludes from their new album Go Farther ... concert atmosphere only amplified their poignancy. It was easy just to get lost in the lyrics, which made the songs seem to last forever. The band demonstrated their awareness