James Crossley Chaffer - Olympia's Early 20th Century 'Music Man'
By Drew Crooks Music has always been part of Olympia’s life. Many talented people have participated in the city’s musical activities. One such individual
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By Drew Crooks Music has always been part of Olympia’s life. Many talented people have participated in the city’s musical activities. One such individual
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Thanks for signing up! There is truly nothing better on the planet than experiencing live music. There’s a certain magic that dances in the air at every gig that simply cannot be replicated in the outside world. It’s the ultimate escape from it all, and since 2020 wasn’t exactly fertile ground for live events, I know I’m not alone in saying that I’m absolutely fiending for a festival right now. There’s honestly nothing I want more in the world than to have my ears blown out by a gigantic PA as I scream the words to my favourite song in the arms of pals.
About this Event Sydney trio STUMPS announce a national tour in support of their debut album ‘All Our Friends’. A genre-bending journey full of anthemic hooks, counterbalanced by Fisher’s deep lyricism and unsmiling baritone, summarised in a crushing love letter to how our environment shapes us. STUMPS have created a unique kind of contemplative disco, one that would have people swinging from the rafters just as soon as they’re done having an existential crisis. Full of sly, self-aware nods to Brit-pop and the alternative rock of the late 90s and early 00s, the album, produce...