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LISTEN has addressed the issue of gender disparity on the first line-up for Bluesfest 2019 in a new statement. The festival's social media was overwhelmed after the male ... bill and Cloher telling the festival to "grow up". As Music Feeds reports, Bluesfest promoter Peter Noble has called for an apology from the critics after taking to his personal

Bluesfest promoter Peter Noble  has apologised and taken responsibility for abusing a punter who criticised the festival's lack of female acts on the newly-announced first line ... names announced), one Melbourne woman received a number of aggressive responses from Bluesfest's Facebook account. "You attacking events without doing any research on them and starting a media campaign

Bluesfest promised a massive line-up would accompany the festival's 30th anniversary next year, and today they’ve delivered, offering up a stacked first announcement that has something ... everyone. Returning to Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm over the Easter long weekend next year, Bluesfest 2019 will feature exclusive headline performances from Jack Johnson , Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals

Earlier in the week, Bluesfest was granted the major festivals and events award in the North Coast Regional Tourism Awards for a third year in a row. As a result ... festival has now been inducted into the Hall of Fame.  CEO of the Bluesfest Group of Companies, Peter Noble , was delighted with the induction saying, "This is a testament

label is calling him an "R&B iconoclast"). Last year he hit Bluesfest, selling out side-gigs.  In fact, Gallant has showcased his impressive range with a YouTube

Centenary Sue Nattrass Award, which recognises outstanding service to the live performance industry.  Bluesfest director  Peter Noble  OAM congratulated Roberts on the award, saying, "Her commitment ... assist Bluesfest in staging the most potent and inclusive series of Boomerang ‘Festivals within a festival’ at Bluesfest each year is one more testament to her outstanding achievements

playing the upcoming Splendour In The Grass as he would be to Bluesfest or Falls festival. Given the average age of Splendour attendees, it's easy to assume that

Aussie virtuoso  Harts has clarified retirement rumours that began circulating after his infamous Bluesfest set back in April. The singer-songwriter smashed his guitar on stage in frustration, before ... still two albums to come,' but nobody covered that," Hart said of his onstage Bluesfest comments. "They only covered the negative, which was a shame." Hart clarified he's only

Love is in the air as Washington soul man and Bluesfest favourite Allen Stone returns to Melbourne this September. He will play one show at The Croxton Bandroom