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Private Function are throwing a huge end-of-tour party at Ettamogah Pub Photo by David McKinnar With guest performances from These New South Whales, Good Morning and more. After making their way down the east coast over the past few months to celebrate the release of their 2020 album,  Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Private Function have announced an epic end-of-tour party. What you need to know Private Function’s end-of-tour show is happening at Ettamogah Pub on Saturday July 24 Tick...

Review: Meadow Festival 2021 delivers three glorious days of revelry and fun Image by Tom Parker We went along to Meadow 2021 and this is what went down. Comparisons can be enlightening but they can also be fickle, misdirecting attention and undermining achievements. When I departed Meadow Festival on its last day, the reflections came teeming in and the judgements accumulated. There will always be noise – prior festival experiences thwarting novelty; friends’ opinions clouding p...

Meadow adds Private Function, The Seven Ups, Kult Kyss and more to stacked 2021 lineup C.FRIM Meadow 2021 is going to be a doozy! With Meadow set to go down next month, the festival has revealed even more acts and released more general tickets for its 2021 iteration following last year’s cancelled event. What you need to know Meadow adds more acts to its already-stacked lineup Acts include Private Function, Prequel, King Stingray, Kult Kyss, The Seven Ups, B...

Vicar of Dibley cast - where are they now? From talent show judging to tragic deaths Much loved comedy The Vicar of Dibley became an instant hit after its debut on the BBC back in 1994 10:49, 9 MAR 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest North East news and updates delivered straight to your inbox Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they...

Feb 25, 2021 I play a little guitar, write a few tunes, make a few movies, but none of that’s really me, ”George Harrison once said. “The real me is something else.” Harrison was many things – including a master of understatement. But he was right to point out that his true character remains elusive. He was one of the most famous men in the world, but he loathed superstardom. He preached piety and simple pleasures, yet he lived in a 120-room mansion and collected ultra high-end cars. ...

Private Function and 30/70 delivered polar performances with their joint Happy Mondays show Image by Zo Damage The odd pairing was far from the weirdest part of the night. A collaborative initiative as part of Melbourne Music Week and Art Centre Melbourne’s Live at the Bowl series, Happy Mondays brings together two small live music venues each week to curate a lineup for the big stage. This week’s iteration saw Northcote Social Club and The Evelyn put their h...

Happy Mondays is a celebration of what Melbourne does best: live music. Featuring Cash Savage and The Last Drinks + The Meanies + Yusupha Ngum and The Affia Band + Sui Zhen + 30/70 + Private Function + The Murlocs + Close Counters Each Monday night in February, two iconic Melbourne music venues will put on a gig at The Sidney Myer Music Bowl. The month-long program channels the spirit of a classic Melbourne residency with some of the best local artists as selected by these loved venues. Venue...

Happy Mondays is like an intimate residency at your local pub but amplified The Murlocs Mondays just got a lot more bearable! Across four weeks in February, Happy Mondays will see the Sidney Myer Music Bowl come alive with local legends, in the spirit of a residency, celebrating this special city’s live music scene. Each Monday, two iconic Melbourne venues will come together to present an evening’s program, celebrating the unique nuance of the city’s cultur...

Download Festival, record labels and new songs: A candid chat with Melbourne punks Clowns Words By Tammy Walters There’s no funny business when it comes to Melbourne DIY punks Clowns. From their clashing beginning in 2013 they’ve had their eyes set on the prize, churning out a jukebox worth of political-meets-party anthems, taking their chaotic traveling circus across international lands and appearing on multiple major festival lineups far and wide. But that all came to a screeching halt la...