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With  Bluesfest  2018 just around the corner now, a stack of Australian talent has been announced as supports for the upcoming festival sideshows. Big names such ... Perth, Adelaide and Newcastle. Check out the newly-announced support acts below. read more: Bluesfest Reveals 2018 Set Times Leon Bridges & More Join Already Epic Bluesfest

Bluesfest just doubled down on its Tash Sultana content, today announcing that the Melbourne heavyweight will close out the festival on its opening day. The newly-announced Thursday performance ... Easter Sunday. read more: Leon Bridges & More Join Already Epic Bluesfest 2018 Line-up Bluesfest Reveals 2018 Set Times Fans of reggae also have reason to rejoice

Just weeks out from the 2018 event,  Bluesfest has nabbed itself another gong, taking home silver at the Australian Tourism Awards  for Best Major Festival & Event ... shame in coming second in the final of the Australian Tourism Awards," Bluesfest Executive Director Peter Noble said.  "Bluesfest was up against Australia’s creme de la creme

Ross' older brother Paul, their chief producer. Yet, happily, when the combo headline Bluesfest 2018, it'll be as Morcheeba. "We have reclaimed the name," Edwards announces. "We were SKYE ... commitments to Morcheeba and raising four kids with Gordon. Morcheeba performed at 2014's Bluesfest, where they were inspired by a co-headliner. "We got to see Gary Clark

shows, and to stay tuned for further updates. Kesha's performance at Byron Bay Bluesfest will not be rescheduled

celebration" of the late musician on the road. Now the nine-piece will hit Bluesfest. The NPG's music director and keyboardist, Morris Hayes, refers to the collective

Bluesfest has pulled another rabbit out of its Easter bonnet with the announcement of even more gigantic additions to the 2018 line-up. Today confirmed to take ... Bluesfest stage come the end of March includes Leon Bridges, Ryan McMullan, The Clarence Bekker Band, Tay Oskee and Molly Millington . read more: Bluesfest & Boomerang Festivals To Join

Bluesfest surprises just keep on coming with the announcement of a stack of local supporting artists for festival sideshows. Seth Lakeman, Wallace, Mojo Juju, Slow Dancer and a stack more ... travel around the country in the next few months supporting Bluesfest artists on their sideshows. read more: Bluesfest & Boomerang Festivals To Join Forces Again In 2018 Kesha

really been an inspiration to me." Fittingly Segarra is about to play Bluesfest for the first time - the festival where Smith made such an indelible impression last year ... little bit, and it will be really great to come back and play the Bluesfest this time, because when we were there last time everyone was telling us about