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another festival, Groovin' The Moo, and a few sideshows … but I love festivals, people always come so open-minded and that's where we get 'em! We grab ... Groovin' The Moo, University of Canberra, Canberra ACT Wednesday 1 May - Oxford Art Factory, Sydney NSW Friday 3 May - Northcote Social Club, Melbourne VIC Saturday 4 May - Groovin

Friday 26 April - Festival Hall, Melbourne VIC  Saturday 27 April – Maitland Showground, NSW Sunday 28 April – University of Canberra, ACT Thursday 2 May - Hordern Pavilion, Sydney NSW  Saturday

become is a band exhausted with their art. “I've seen bands at festivals on stage, completely disinterested in what they do and completely kind of like, not there ... April - Groovin' The Moo, University Of Canberra, Canberra ACT Tuesday 30 April - Enmore Theatre, Sydney NSW Wednesday 1 May - Palais Theatre, Melbourne VIC Friday 3 May - Palais Theatre, Melbourne

spirit of the festival, even Jimmy Barnes performed an uplifting set including classics Khe Sanh, Flame Trees and ending his set with Working Class Man . Meanwhile Sydney-based band ... what will hopefully be a recurring festival. Well done to the organisers for bringing this stellar line-up of great musicians to Sydney

Music conference Feedback has been announced to take place in Sydney in collaboration with the Vivid Ideas festival. Run by MusicNSW's Indent arm and presented by theMusic.com.au, Feedback ... Artist Managers), Unearthed and theMusic.com.au / Street Press Australia . Feedback will take place at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art Monday 10 June from 9.30am to 5pm with $20 tickets

purportedly been playing together for over 40 years. Work that out. They've dominated festivals and tours around the world for a bit less than that time now, and have ... squillions of YouTube hits into their belts. Their latest show, Cry YOURSELF a River , Sydney-bred Jordan Raskopoulos, Benny Davis and Lee Naimo, armed with a keyboard, a guitar

shows last time and played random venues. We played the Annandale in Sydney. We played two shows in Melbourne, one of them was at a venue that’s closed down ... Brisbane is closed now, we played there. But anyway, we don’t usually do festivals, we’re not really a festival band and we haven’t really been getting festivals

they will play shows in other cities around the country while here for that festival. The band will be celebrating 20 years since the release of their second album Last ... following shows while they're in Australia this October: Monday 28 October - Enmore Theatre, Sydney Tuesday 29 October - The Tivoli, Brisbane Thursday 31 October - Astor Theatre, Perth