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Australia next year for her second straight  Bluesfest  appearance, US artist  Rhiannon Giddens  has today announced two accompanying sideshows during her time in the country ... from 10am this Friday.  For more details on the shows, including all things Bluesfest 2017, click on  theGuide

Australian music industry behemoths  Michael Chugg, Michael Gudinski  and Bluesfest have again been nominated for influential music industry gongs as part of the 28th Annual Pollstar Awards ... Lieberberg, 3A Entertainment's Pete Wilson and Rob Potts (Rob Potts Entertainment Edge).  Bluesfest and its big boss Peter Noble may also continue their reign with

blues extravaganza, and staying true to their word, a week later another announcement for Bluesfest has landed. With a focus on talented and/or iconic blues guitarists this announcement, the freshly ... festival (yet again) have bagged Tennessee blues-rock guitarist Eric Gales , playing his first Bluesfest show. Blues legend Muddy Waters' son Mud Morganfield , an  acclaimed artist

create a camping fest in NSW suitable for families. "With the exception of Bluesfest and one or two others, the festival experience that's generally on offer is targeted

Real to the 2017 festival not long ago, one might reasonably assume Bluesfest would be running out of amazing additions by now. Nope. Today the Byron Bay mainstay has revealed ... legends Madness , San Diego's Slightly Stoopid in what will be their third Bluesfest visit, indie folk favourites The Mountain Goats arriving for their debut performance,  Miles Electric Band

Bluesfest director Peter Noble lashed out at the recently announced Sounds Australia funding cuts and Australia's visa free increases at yesterday's The Keys To Music Industry Success panel

visit in just under a year — they were here earlier in 2016 for Bluesfest and the usual complement of complimented sideshows — so the return trip will

Back home, the young trio have performed at Sydney's Carols In The Domain, Bluesfest, Tamworth Country Music Fest and very soon, Mullum Music Festival, all before they've even

addition to making their Bluesfest debut next year, Billy Bragg and Joe Henry have revealed plans to play a handful of headline shows along the east coast. The two troubadours

career, British indie vets  Turin Brakes  will make their  Byron Bay Bluesfest  debut in 2017, and they're padding the trip with a pair of sideshow ... gigs to boot. The London-bred band will warm up for their Bluesfest performance with a show at Sydney's Newtown Social Club, heading down to Northcote Social Club