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songwriter David Gray will play two headline shows while he's out here for Bluesfest this April. The muso will perform in Sydney at the State Theatre and at Melbourne ... with tickets available from Friday 14 November as of 9am. The Englishman will play Bluesfest alongside the likes of The Black Keys, Train, Alabama Shakes and loads more. Head

Mainstream flamenco-pop pioneers The Gipsy Kings have announced a few Bluesfest sideshows. The troupe, led by vocalist Nicolas Reyes and guitarist Tonino Baliardo, will perform at the Palais Theatre

Just when you thought the line-up couldn’t get any better, Bluesfest has inject another dose of electric talent to the bill, with the likes of The Gipsy Kings ... Monday 6 April at Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm, Byron Bay. The latest additions to Bluesfest 2015, joining previously announced talent The Black Keys , Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals

Bronx – have announced a trio of sideshows to coincide with their previously announced Bluesfest appearance. The band is currently preparing to release their new album, ‘ III ’. Mariachi El Bronx will ... release on November 7th via White Drugs/Cooking Vinyl. MARIACHI EL BRONX - BLUESFEST 2015 SIDESHOWS  
  Tickets on sale Friday October 31 Tuesday April 7 - The Metro, Sydney

Band of Skulls , who have been announced on the latest Bluesfest line-up, have also announced two headline shows as part of their tour. The group are promoting their

Skulls have confirmed a few headlines shows to go with their appearance at Bluesfest this April. The bluesy, hard-rock trio will play to fans in Melbourne at the Corner

country to perform at the NRL Grand Final, are touring next year for Bluesfest. All Train show details can be found in theGuide and The Music

second round of acts for Bluesfest 2015 have been announced today, with confirmation that Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals will reunite for the first in several years ... would be reforming with his one-time band early next year, today's official Bluesfest announcement confirmed it. Other artists added to the typically strong bill include Scottish singer-songwriter