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26 shares Weaver founded Deep Sea Arcade as a teenager with his friend Nic McKenzie, but they didn't release their first album, Outlands, until 2012. The album was noted for its '60s-inspired sound and received critical acclaim. He had been diagnosed with bowel cancer, his family told Double J in a statement Their sophomore effort, 2018's Blacklight, was recorded by Grammy-winning producer Eric J Dubowsky, who was this week recognised at the APRA Music Awards for his work with Vera Blue. Blacklight brought them wider attention, but ended up being their last LP.  According to the Music N...

Australian musician Nick Weaver lost his battle with bowel cancer on April 21 His mother Channel Seven journalist Helen Wellings shared her touching eulogy  Pair were inseparable and Ms Wellings described her son as her 'guiding light' Nick diagnosed with bowel cancer in February that had already spread to liver He's renowned for his work with Salmon Brothers and band Deep Sea Arcade

The Roady4Roadies Events Are On This Weekend This weekend a series of Roady4Roady events will take place all over Australia. 10 cities will host performances including Ambassador Missy Higgins with Mark Seymour in Melbourne. Members of GANGgajang in Sydney, 1927’s Eric Weideman in Perth and Spy Vs Spy in Newcastle. Michael Chugg of Chugg Entertainment said, “In these hard times its important we support the 1000’s of crew that make it happen for us while they are going through very, very hard times. Roady4Roadies is an amazing event, make sure you get there.” It all starts with the Roa...

During Lime Cordiale's show at Sydney's Enmore Theatre last night, Idris Elba jumped up with the band to throw down some bars in a song.

Advertisement As the stars of stage and screen gathered in Melbourne to farewell Michael Gudinski, a giant of the Australian music industry, 162 roadies and stage crew set up a guard of honour for his funeral procession. All of them wore black T-shirts emblazoned with the words “MG Crew Forever”. At the funeral for music legend Michael Gudinski, 162 roadies and crew gathered for a funeral procession. Credit:Jason South Howard Freeman, who knew Gudinski for 51 years and helped coordinate the roadies on Wednesday, said it was “a day of respect for an industry leader” and that some of t...