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second round of sideshows for next year's massive Bluesfest bill has been announced, with British trip-hop outfit Morcheeba and Jurassic 5's Chali 2na and Scottish singer-songwriter

brilliant performer. BEN CAPLAN & THE CASUAL SMOKERS: After winning over thousands with his Bluesfest performances this year, Caplan is returning to Sydney to give us more of his raspy

biggest bills in their 25 year history, but the team at Bluesfest keep assuring us that they have more up their sleeve with a number of announcements ... JACK JOHNSON: It's not overstating things to say that Jack Johnson probably has Bluesfest to thank – at least a little bit – for his overwhelming success in the Australian market

Bluesfest sideshows excitement is well underway, with a number of extra shows confirmed for some of the festival's biggest acts. Soulful crooner Aaron Neville will team up with ... soul" Allen Stone has also announced extra dates while he's here for Bluesfest, which will see him perform along the east coast. The legendary Jimmie Vaughan will headline

Bluesfest promoter Peter Noble has launched an extraordinary attack on his industry peers in the wake of Ernest Ranglin 's bizarre cancellation from the festival, prompting an international behind ... respond via theMusic.com.au, saying that no alternate dates had been booked during the Bluesfest time period next year. Yesterday Noble issued a remarkable statement in which he claimed to have

Matthews Band are in for a real treat when the guys get here for Bluesfest and West Coast Blues 'N' Roots next April, with two more performances confirmed ... Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Thursday 17 April. Joining DMB will be fellow Bluesfest and West Coast performer Gary Clark Jr. The Texan blues man will also play

industry and international guests set to speak at the conference. Leading the names is Bluesfest promoter Peter Noble , who brings with him, 25 years experience in the local industry along ... compilation record Creation . Here are all the confirmed guest speakers so far: Peter Noble   (Bluesfest),   Archie Roach, Chris Sampson   (Bonnaroo Festival, Superfly Presents USA),   Malcolm Haynes   (Glastonbury UK),   Ian James

back at claims that the legendary Jamaican artist pulled out of the Bluesfest festival after receiving a better offer. On Friday Bluesfest released a statement claiming that confusion over booking ... theMusic.com.au Christian Georgiadis of agency Bacana s.a.r.l. confirmed that they were not involved with Bluesfest negotiations and said that Ranglin hadn't accepted any other shows. “I can confirm