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Play On The Plains, the one and only Australian event for King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard for 2024 has announced it scheduled for the event on 9 March.

Professional development for musicians, writers and creative leaders, plus grants supporting mental health at Fringe and finalists of Asia Pacific Arts Awards.

Other standouts include King Stingray, Amy Shark, Voyager and Troye Sivan.

Up to this point, the band was seen mostly as a novelty to those outside Australia — a band that could only mimic the sounds of long-forgotten 60s psychedelic rock or dated surf punk. 2015 saw this narrative change when the band put out back-to-back concept records showcasing their untapped virtuosity and sonic variety.

Everclear were a platinum selling band in Australia in the 90s and the three big albums are all coming up for the 30th anniversaries in coming years.

Formed by Jason Pierce and other members who split off from Spacemen 3, a pioneer of eighties British noise rock, Spiritualized has been a leading act of new ps

The late spring and fall concerts may bookend Remlinger Farms first season as a music venue.

You might group Ty Segall with Osees and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard as shape-shifting modern practitioners of psychedelic rock. Following them is fun because of each act’s gentle unpredictability — you never quite know what’s coming next and if you don't like it, ...

The Pineapple Thief, Rick Wakeman, Alestorm, Korpiklaani, TesseracT, Suffocation

Australian music geniuses King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard have been greatly inspired by Ethiopian jazz artists such as Hailu Mergia.