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include Ruby Fields, Skegss and Hein Cooper, as well as speakers such as Bluesfest director Peter Noble, Gregg Donovan (Wonderlick) and Chloe Goodyear (Woodford Folk Festival). Showcase applications

Power Generation (The NPG), Prince's backing band following The Revolution, are Bluesfest headliners. And, this month, a supergroup of Prince "alumni" (including Jellybean Johnson and The New Power Generation

kendrick Lamar Kendrick's last trip Down Under was way back in 2016 for Bluesfest, so he's well overdue for an Aussie visit. He's been deep

Michael. maybe Kendrick lamar Kendrick hasn't stopped by since he headlined Byron Bay Bluesfest in 2016 back in the  To Pimp A Butterfly  days. The crystal ball

often see them so keenly expressed as Harts did last weekend at Bluesfest, with his beloved Stratocaster splintered over the stage after going the full Townshend on it. Perversely, that

Fresh off a whirlwind month that saw them conquer Bluesfest and SXSW, The Teskey Brothers  are topping it all off by announcing a national tour. The boys are gearing

Harts  has opened up on his impromptu act at the conclusion of his Bluesfest set this past weekend, where he destroyed his "beloved" guitar in a rage .  After ... blessing and a curse". read more: Harts Addresses Smashing 'Beloved' Guitar At Bluesfest & Hints At Retirement "...It gave me that overnight platform and name, and that was something

Easter chocolates, the tens of thousands of punters that travelled to Byron Bay for Bluesfest are recovering from five days of massive music madness. From peaceful protests to dynamic dances ... band on the Mojo stage. His single  Red & Blue lights up the Bluesfest audience. Many new sets of ears are turned on." "Bobby Rush,  at nearly

addressed smashing his guitar on stage at this past weekend's  Bluesfest , a moment he said was "emotions/built up frustration" getting the better of him.  The Melbourne artist ... definitely wasn't fun doing it," Harts' statement reads.  read more: Live Review: Bluesfest Day 1 @ Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm Live Review: Bluesfest Day 2 @  Tyagarah

just began but, quick as a flash of the Easter Bunny, Byron Bay Bluesfest is officially over. Hundreds of artists, tens of thousands of attendees and five days

John Butler Trio , along with a stack of other  Bluesfest  acts, stood up during the band’s Sunday night set to deliver a powerful message concerning the proposed ... environmental impact that the mine will have on the land. read more: Live Review: Bluesfest Day 4 @ Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm As reported by  The Music  reviewer