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himself as a live favourite, having performed on stages as visible and varied as Bluesfest, St Kilda Festival, VIVID, the AFL Dreamtime Game, and even Uncle Archie Roach

back, and more bearded than ever. After two electrifying sets at this years Bluesfest , the legendary Australian four-piece announced a run of capital city appearances this year, several

time in another way.” Embedded Content Having just played the esteemed Byron Bay festival Bluesfest , Churchill wrote that this challenge is “a bit of a tough one after so many

arts, launched a ground-breaking new festivals support package with Mandy Nolan and Bluesfest Festival Director Peter Noble at the iconic Byron Bay Festival Bluesfest . It is no secret that ... allocate $20 million a year to provide a critical lifeline to Australian festivals. At Bluesfest, Senator Hanson-Young outlined the policy initiatives, stating, “Our festivals are in crisis. Over

establishment in September 2024. A combined total of $2.25 million will be distributed across Bluesfest in Byron Bay, Lost Paradise on the Central Coast, Yours And Owls in Wollongong ... help ease some of the pressures that organisers may be facing. “From Bluesfest, where I’ve been this weekend, through to Listen Out and Lost Paradise - people of all ages

last day of Bluesfest 2025 and it goes out with a bang, making it a day full of lasting memories, music, and more unforgettable moments. Live Review: Bluesfest ... Thursday, 17 April 2025) Live Review: Bluesfest Day Two (Friday, 18 April 2025) Live Review: Bluesfest Day Three (Saturday, 19 April 2025) The atmosphere on site is incredible and Kasey

Today at Bluesfest , Festival Director Peter Noble was joined by Senator Sarah Hanson-Young and Mandy Nolan of The Greens, officially launching their Festivals Support Package with a plan ... much-needed support to keep Australia’s festival scene alive and thriving. Live Review: Bluesfest Day One (Thursday, 17 April 2025) Live Review: Bluesfest Day Two (Friday, 18 April

capital of Australia. This year is no exception, and ahead of appearances scheduled at Bluesfest and in Sydney, Chaka Khan gave Melbourne the first taste of her current show, which