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Spotlight Report After the blockbuster success of the inaugural festival in Queensland pre-covid, Empire Touring is elated to announce Spring Loaded is back and larger than ever, declaring a triumphant return to live music with nine festival dates set to rock around Australia in a bid to pay homage to some of the country’s most beloved festivals gone by including Big Day Out and Homebake. With a colossal lineup dripping in 90s Aussie alt rock nostalgia, 2021’s shows boast a haul of the decade’s most celebrated acts, including Grinspoon, You Am I, Regurgitator, Jebediah, Mag...

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April Sun is bringing a stacked program of live music to St Kilda this autumn You Am I Words by Will Brewster You Am I, G Flip, Cosmo’s Midnight, Hiatus Kaiyote and more are locked in for the new event. It’s been a long time coming, but finally, live music is set to return to St Kilda with the newly announced musical extravaganza April Sun, bringing some of Australia’s hottest acts to the St Kilda foreshore this autumn. What you need to know April Sun will take over St Kilda with a stacked lineup of live music this April and May.

February 25th, 2021 By David Knox 5 commentsFiled under: News, Video, RocKwiz fans rejoice with news of a new live event in Melbourne, RocKwiz Really Really Good Friday. Julia Zemiro, Brian Nankervis, Dugald and the RocKwiz Orkestra will perform at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl with COVID-safe distancing. “To say I have missed performing with my RocKwiz brothers and sisters would be an understatement!” said Julia Zemiro. “I will be holding back the tears when I step onstage at the magnificent Bowl to a beautiful audience again! “Get ready to Rock!” Brian Nankervis said, “Putting o...

Melbourne has an energy, a juju that impacts on the music scene: Adalita Save Normal text size Advertisement Getting hit by a beer can or three was a rite of passage when you played certain venues in Geelong in the 1990s. Magic Dirt lead singer and solo artist Adalita Srsen recalls fondly what she describes as a quasi-initiation. Adalita at the Carringbush Hotel. Credit:Penny Stephens Growing up in the seaside city, she loved seeing local punk rock bands. “It was dangerous being in the room watching them – in a good way, in a decadent, bacchanalian way. Everyone just going off.â€�...