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Most recently captured in the music video for ‘Sing Your Heart Out‘, Georgia Maq, Sarah Thompson and Kelly-Dawn Helmrich continue to leave audiences captivated and impressed, with live show reviews of their shows across Meanjin / Brisbane’s Tivoli, Eora / Sydney’s Enmore Theatre, Naarm / Melbourne’s Forum over May and later in lutruwita / Tasmania at the Royal Oak in kanamaluka / Launceston and Repuclic Bar in nipaluna / Hobart; boasting “a masterful set” and “The fact that Camp Cope have remained the same at their core means their fans have stayed loyal”; “It’s hard to believe Camp Cope have only been together for little over half a decade.”
Arriving in March to a steady stream of global acclaim, tastemakers locally and abroad have each revelled in Running With The Hurricane’s empowering embrace of new sonic and lyrical ground, including Upset Magazine’s #12 Album of the Year: “Secure in where they stand, it’s heart and soul that shine through – Camp Cope comfortable in their own sonic skin, pushing outwards while looking inwards.”
Camp Cope have also been nominated for Best Group at the upcoming Music VIC Awards and long-listed for the Australian Music Prize, who lauded their latest LP as “Camp Cope’s most complex and accomplished record yet. It’s somehow both raw and polished, with layered vocals and a fuller sound than their previous offerings. Lyrically, still as powerful as ever.”
Throughout Running With The Hurricane’s ten tracks, Camp Cope trade searing vocals and fierce riffs for pianos, multi-instruments, harmonies and more breathing new growth for the trio personally and professionally – older, wiser, and more at peace with the world. Following their critically acclaimed album How to Socialise & Make Friends (2018), Running With The Hurricane reflects faltered romances and secret crushes, vibrating with assured confidence. If Camp Cope‘s self-titled debut (2016) was the spark, and How to Socialise & Make Friends was the fire, Running With The Hurricane is Camp Cope in the calm after the storm.
Running With The Hurricane LP is out now, buy/stream it here.
TRACKLIST
Caroline
Running with the Hurricane
One Wink at a Time
Blue
The Screaming Planet
Love Like You Do
Jealous
The Mountain
Say the Line
Sing Your Heart Out
TOUR DATES
Fri 27 Jan – The Tuning Fork – Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland
Sat 28 Jan – Meow – Te Whanganui-a-Tara / Wellington
Fri 3 Mar – Hindley Street Music Hall @ Adelaide Festival – Adelaide / tarntanya
Tickets available at campcopemusic.net
Stay connected with Camp Cope:
Website | Facebook | Instagram | Bandcamp
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Enter a space of epic proportions with large-scale audio-visual creations that merge light, laser and sound. Robin Fox presents the Australian premiere of Triptych, described as an audio-visual space-time carving, direct from its world premiere at UNSOUND KRAKOW. The show employs three RGB laser projectors working in synchronicity to realise a full-colour geometry. Robin’s audio-visual performances synchronise sound and visual electricity and have been performed in over 60 cities worldwide including recent installations: Night Sky for Brisbane Festival, Aqua Luma for Mona Foma 2021, Library of Light for Illuminate Adelaide 2021, BEACON for Mona Foma 2022 and MONOCHORD for Rising Festival 2022.
Yann Novak is an interdisciplinary artist and composer whose work is guided by his unique perspective as a queer autodidact. Informed by his partial colour blindness and dyslexia, Novak uses sound and light to explore how these intangible materials can act as catalysts to focus our awareness on our own direct experience. Novak’s diverse body of work – which includes audio-visual installations, performances, sound diffusions, recording and prints – invites participants to imagine how divergent our individual perceptions of reality can be.
The work of New Zealand-based Iranian sound artist mHz (aka Mo H. Zareei), highlights the beauty in the basics of sound and light production and audio-visual elements that draw inspiration from material and architecture. mHz has exhibited his work across the globe in venues such as ISEA (Montreal/Vancouver/Dubai), SETxCTM festival (Tehran), NIME (London), Modern Body Festival (The Hague), ICAD (New York) and NZ Festival (Wellington), while his electronic music projects have been published by via Important Records (US), leerraum (CH), and Kasuga Records (DE).
In what will be his first time exhibiting to Australian audiences exclusively for ΩHM, Swiss artist Zimoun presents Material Concerns. Zimoun builds architecturally-minded platforms of sound using commonplace industrial objects. He principally uses simple materials from everyday life and industrial usage, such as cardboard, DC motors, cables, welding wire, wooden spars or ventilators, and develops small apparatuses which generate a tonal and visual complexity once activated.
These artists join an already full line-up of pioneers including Peaches, Monolake + Electric Indigo and The Chills, alongside formative acts such as Kae Tempest, Nakhane and black midi. Experience something other worldly and explore the possibilities with ΩHM, Brisbane’s newest cultural mainstay celebrating provocative thinking and adventurous approaches to sound, music, light and performance.
ΩHM
FESTIVAL OF OTHER MUSIC
Feb-Mar 2023
Brisbane Powerhouse
brisbanepowerhouse.org
Tickets available at ticketek.com.au
Only 8 more sleeps until Good Things Festival will be here igniting the mosh pits along the east coast of Australia.
Headlined by one of the world’s most electrifying and successful rock bands BRING ME THE HORIZON, the stacked line-up also includes Australian iconic and gold-selling larrikins TISM performing for the first time in 19 years, American heavyweights DEFTONES,
JXDN and 3OH!3 are no longer able to perform due to circumstances beyond our control but in fantastic news we welcome OCEAN GROVE and TEENAGE JOANS to the line up.
Aussie oddballs OCEAN GROVE freely fuse rock, metal, grunge, hip-hop & Brit-pop influences, pioneering what can only be described as Oddworld Music. The eclectic trio hailing from Melbourne recently released their third LP Up In The Air Forever in April 2022 to critical acclaim and have since been on a global assault touring their new brand of Oddworld Music. Having just returned from their debut headline tour across the UK & Europe in October 2022 and off the back of their biggest headline shows in Australia to date, OCEAN GROVE are set to make 2023 a career-defining year with the promise of a lot more new music around the corner…
After taking out the triple j unearthed high crown in 2020, TEENAGE JOANS, the Adelaide two-piece have not slowed down, taking out #87 in the 2021 H100, releasing single ‘Something About Being Sixteen’ and playing two sold out co-headline shows with TOWNS in Brisbane and Melbourne. They have shared the stage with Violent Soho, Ruby Fields, The Hard Aches, Clowns, The Chats, Bugs, Amy Shark and Sly Withers and performed at Summer Sounds, Mountain Goat Valley Crawl, Yours & Owls, Laneway Festival 2019 as part of the Girls Rock! Showcase and were a highlight performance at A Day Of Clarity and Stonecutters Festival’s.
We recently welcomed these additional artists..
YOU AM I are one of the most successful and internationally admired Australian bands. Centered around the prolific songwriting skills of singer/guitarist Tim Rogers, their breakthrough came at the inaugural Lollapalooza-style Big Day Out concert in January 1993. With three number one albums, a handful of ARIA awards and 11 albums under their belts, YOU AM I cement themselves as one of Australia’s most esteemed bands.
For a lot of bands, chaos & insanity are used as colourfully descriptive words for their character; for Japan’s PALEDUSK, they’re somewhat of an understatement. The electronic-metalcore powerhouse leaves absolutely nothing behind as they carve a path that is truly one of a kind. Word has spread like wildfire about these young kids from the Japanese island of Kyushu and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. See them before they become the next global sensation that everyone is talking about.
From their immersive sonic aesthetics to their high-octane live shows, there’s nobody quite like Melbourne cinema-core masterminds THE GLOOM IN THE CORNER. Recently adding to The Gloom Cinematic Universe with their blistering sophomore album Trinity, THE GLOOM IN THE CORNER are primed to whisk your breath away onstage with their sharp storytelling, unwavering melodics and nuanced, explosive heaviness. Prepare for a sonic spectacle for the ages this December.
Deathcore flag bearers TO THE GRAVE have been focussed on dominance since their inception and show no signs of slowing down. After their 2019 record Global Warning elevated them to global awareness, they have been set on a warpath across the world to bulldoze audiences with a visceral live experience and a confronting message that demands your attention. They’ll be appearing at the Melbourne and Brisbane events only.
Start planning your day as the maps and timetables are here!
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GOOD THINGS FESTIVAL LINE UP:
Bring Me The Horizon | Deftones | NOFX (performing ‘Punk In Drublic’ in full + all your favourites) | TISM (Exclusive: First shows in 19 years!) | The Amity Affliction | Gojira
ONE OK ROCK | Sabaton | Polaris | Millencolin
In Alphabetical Order:
Blood Command | Chasing Ghosts | Cosmic Psychos | Electric Callboy
Jinjer | Kisschasy (Performing ‘United Paper People’ In Full) | Lacuna Coil
Nova Twins | Ocean Grove | Paledusk | RedHook | Regurgitator | Sleeping With Sirens
Soulfly | Teenage Joans | The Gloom In The Corner | The Story So Far | Thornhill
THOSE WHO DREAM | To The Grave* | YOU AM I
*To The Grave not appearing in Sydney
DATES AND VENUES:
Friday 2nd December – Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne (LIC AA 15+)
Saturday 3 December- Centennial Park, Sydney (18+)
Sunday 4 December – Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane (LIC AA 15+)
Tickets on sale now at www.goodthingsfestival.com.au
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It’s the news music fans across the nation have been waiting for – the 2023 BASSINTHEGRASS Music Festival line-up has been released, and some of Australia’s biggest names are on the bill!
After another record-breaking year in 2022, the Territory’s biggest and best all-ages music festival returns to Darwin’s iconic Mindil Beach on Saturday, 20 May, 2023, with the below artists set to take to the stage (in alphabetical order):
Amy Shark
Angus & Julia Stone
Babe Rainbow
Baker Boy
Guy Sebastian
Hooligan Hefs
Jack Botts
L D R U
MAY-A
Ocean Alley
Peach PRC
The Presets
San Cisco
Spacey Jane
Steph Strings
Tones and I
After a sell-out event in 2022 that attracted almost 16,000 people from across Australia, BASSINTHEGRASS has become a must-do on the national music festival calendar. Aussie music phenomenon Tones and I said she loves the Top End.
“I’m really looking forward to getting back to Darwin after playing New Year’s Eve 2020. It was a great memory and I loved the city,” she said.
Guy Sebastian said he can’t wait to head north to take part.
“I am so stoked to be heading up to Darwin to play live with my band at BASSINTHEGRASS. I love heading to the NT – the vibe up there is always electric, and the energy I get from everyone up north always leaves me and the band buzzing with how much they love music and life. See you next year, legends!” he said.
Delivered by Northern Territory Major Events Company (NTMEC) on behalf of the Northern Territory Government, BASSINTHEGRASS continues to evolve each year.
“Last year’s BASSINTHEGRASS was absolutely huge, it really was amazing,” NTMEC Head of Events and Operations Coryn Huddy said.
“This year music fans can expect an equally memorable time, not just at the festival, but also experiencing all the unique tourism experiences the Territory has to offer.”
A limited number of General Admission tickets are available for $120. Once they are gone, Final Release tickets will go on sale for $140. Those looking for a premium festival experience can purchase a limited LA COCO ticket for $285, which includes express entry, plus access to the exclusive LA COCO space, with its cruisy beach vibe. Think shady places to relax, cool cocktails and swaying palm trees. LA COCO also features private bars and amenities, an LED screen, limited-design BASS stubby cooler, and more.
All BASSINTHEGRASS tickets include a $50 Travello voucher to be used on a Territory tourism experience.
Last year’s BASSINTHEGRASS sold out well in advance, and 2023 looks set to follow suit. Grab your ticket now at www.bassinthegrass.com.au.
Riverboats Music Festival Returns In 2023 With Marlon Williams, Spiderbait, C.W. Stoneking and more!
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The collaboration between 1300 and SOLLYY originated through a quick Instagram callout – an instance where SOLLYY shared an unnamed beat to his social media page and 1300 joined in the further production of following the post, bringing their combined essence to the tune.
1300 have taken a more tongue-in-cheek approach to the track, drawing from the fan feedback on how their music is listened to in gym settings, “We thought it’d be funny to make a song called ‘Cardio’ because we all don’t do any exercise at all. We’re like asthmatic, don’t do any exercise, don’t do cardio ever.”
Since the release of their debut mixtape in April 1300 have performed live across Korea, playing in esteemed venues including Value and Henz Club, as well as Seoul Community Radio’s HAJODAZE YANGYANG Festival. The collective have played alongside acclaimed hip-hop acts including Paloalto, Lil Boi, Ugly Duck, APRO, and Nucksal, teasing the chance of exciting new collaborations with international acts in the future. 1300 have been nominated for the Australian Music Prize, and more recently for FBi Radio SMAC Awards for Record of the Year (Foreign Language) and Best Video for their track ‘Oldboy’. They’ll be soon taking the stage this summer, with upcoming multi-hyphenate appearances at Falls Festival, Spilt Milk, Lost Paradise and Dream Machine Bali. All dates BELOW.
‘CARDIO!‘ is out now, buy/stream it here.
TOUR DATES
Sat 26 Nov – Spilt Milk Festival – Ngunnawal / Canberra
Sat 3 Dec – Spilt Milk Festival – Wadawurrung / Ballarat
Sun 4 Dec – Spilt Milk Festival – Ngarangwal / Gold Coast
Thu Dec 29 – Falls Festival – Naarm / Melbourne
Dec 28 – Jan 1 – Lost Paradise Festival – Glenworth Valley
Sun Jan 1 – Falls Festival – Arakwal / Byron Bay
Sun Jan 8 – Falls Festival – Walyalup / Fremantle
Sun Feb 12 – Party in the Paddock – Tyerenotepanner; Panninher
and Lettermairrener Land / Launceston
Thu 8 – Mon 12 June – Dream Machine Festival – Bali
Stay connected with 1300:
Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Soundcloud
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One week to go! Festival schedule out now
Just over a week to go and Victoria’s new day-long festival, First & Forever, is almost here! Get in quick – final tickets are on sale now at firstandforever.com.au. Curated by Briggs, First & Forever takes place at The Gathering Place, Hanging Rock on Sunday 27 November, and will see some of the country’s most celebrated contemporary First Nations artists converge for a brand new landmark event celebrating Blak excellence.
BAKER BOY ● BUDJERAH ● JESSICA MAUBOY ● KING STINGRAY ● SYCCO ● THELMA PLUM ● ALICE SKYE ● BUSBY MAROU ● CHRISTINE ANU ● DAN SULTAN ● ELECTRIC FIELDS ● EMMA DONOVAN ● MO’JU ● TASMAN KEITH ● ZIGGY RAMO ● BARKAA ● BIRDZ ● DAMEEEELA ● ERIC AVERY ● JESS HITCHCOCK ● JK-47 ● KALYANI ● KARDAJALA KIRRIDARRA ● KOBIE DEE ● DJAARA DANCERS ● DJIRRI WURRUNDJERI WOMEN’S DANCE GROUP ● TAUNGURUNG CHOIR
Now it’s time to start planning your day, with festival schedule and site map revealed. Artists will play short, uninterrupted sets and collaborate on the festival’s single, main stage – the ‘Uncle Archie’ stage. Gates open from 1pm, and with guest appearances and first-ever collaborations taking place throughout the afternoon and evening. Arrive early so you don’t miss out on any special musical surprises!
See festival schedule
See site map
What’s more, Briggs is thrilled to announce three more artists added to the bill:
Mo’Ju (Wiradjuri) is chameleonic. They shapeshift between albums, often several times within the same release: jukebox-rattling, ‘50s rock n roller to swinging soul crooner; pop experimentalist to synthesised funk adventurer.
Using sound, movement and filmic techniques, Eric Avery (Ngiyampaa, Gumbangirr, Bandjalang and Yuin) takes a multi-disciplinary approach to pushing music and culture into new formations. Avery will perform throughout the day in support of several artists, as lead violin in the First & Forever house band.
With an ear keenly tuned to the low-end frequencies of club culture, Kalyani (Trawlwoolway) explores dance music from across the globe. She takes a confident and idiosyncratic approach to her sets, which can traverse bass-heavy genres including booty bass and trap; or transport audiences with gems of Turkish and Hindi pop rarely heard in clubs this side of the equator.
Special performances by the Djaara Dancers, Djirri Wurundjeri Women’s Dance Group and the Taungurung Choir will lead us into tributes to both Aunty Ruby Hunter and Uncle Archie Roach delivered by Dan Sultan, Paul Kelly, Emma Donovan, Jess Hitchcock and Kardajala Kirridarra.
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Whet your appetite on the day with a wide range of vendors, from local wineries to First Nations owned and operated foodies, such as Blak Brews and Cooee Café. Other vendors include Melbourne Paella Company, Taco Station, Dum and Dumplings, Route 66, Two Fat Indians, The Kaiser’s Sausage and many more. Being a picnic-style event, everyone can bring their own food, in a supermarket sized cooler bag.
As First & Forever is a licensed event, there is no BYO alcohol. All bars will have EFTPOS available for ease on the day.
WHAT TO BRING
Important: for information about what to bring, and what not to bring, please read the FAQS www.firstandforever.com.au/
TRANSPORT
To best avoid delays, we recommend taking a bus. For info and to pre-purchase your bus ticket, go to melbourneonthemove.com.au or phone 1300 55 86 86. Bookings are essential. A pick-up and drop-off zone for taxis and Ubers and private vehicles is between gates 7 and 8. For trains, check the V/Line train schedule to Woodend here.
We also recommend carpooling. Private vehicles with four or more passengers park at no charge. Arrive early to avoid delays. Parking will be available on the day – $20 cash or card/tap and go. Read the FAQs for all the transport details.
Artists from multiple nations will converge at The Gathering Place for what promises to be an extraordinary and historic live experience. We look forward to celebrating with you.
FIRST & FOREVER
THE GATHERING PLACE, HANGING ROCK
NOVEMBER 2022
Presented by Mushroom Group, the Victorian Government and Bad Apples Music
With thanks to Paul Kelly AO
Hosted by the Dja Dja Wurrung, Taungurung, Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung. Supported by the Victorian Government through Visit Victoria.
FINAL TICKETS ON SALE NOW
via firstandforever.com.au
Sunday 27 November
The Gathering Place, Hanging Rock | Macedon Ranges, VIC
Licensed. All Ages – free entry for Under 12s
Ticketmaster.com.au
YUNG GRAVY
AUSTRALIA X NEW ZEALAND MARVELOUS TOUR
Sydney & Melbourne sold out
Second and final Sydney show added!
Tickets on sale now at secretsounds.com
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Illuminate the River, the free and all-ages music festival featuring Something for Kate, Baker Boy, Art vs. Science, Montaigne, Mia Wray, Teeny Tiny Stevies and many more lands this weekend, and ahead of the day, the festival has unveiled set times and a fundraising initiative for flood-affected residents.
Presented by City of Moonee Valley and On The Road Again and held on Saturday 19 November at The Boulevard in Aberfeldie from 12pm – 9pm, the day’s activities include three stages of live music, carnival rides, kids’ activities, a box wars workshop and more.
A full list of set times can be downloaded HERE or are located below.
Given the festival’s proximity to the flood zones on the Maribyrnong River, all water-based activities at the event, including the anticipated laser show and inflatable regatta, have been cancelled.
Instead, the festival is encouraging patrons to dig deep and support members of their community affected by the recent floods, and the organisations that help them.
Fundraising QR codes will be situated throughout the site on the day, which the public can scan to donate to GIVIT, the Essendon SES or both.
Volunteers in the Essendon SES Unit have been protecting Moonee Valley and surrounding communities since 1981. Most recently they coordinated the evacuation and rescue of residents when the Maribyrnong River flooded.
GIVIT has been helping those impacted by the recent floods directly. This organisation matches donors directly to those in need or uses 100% of donated funds to purchase items that are requested by those who need them.
Produced by the City of Moonee Valley and presented by On The Road Again, a Victorian Government initiative bringing live music back across the state, Illuminate the River 2022 will be held on Saturday 19 November from 12pm – 9pm in the Boulevard in Aberfeldie, and is a free, family-friendly and all-ages event.
Attendees are encouraged to walk, cycle or catch public transport to the event.
Follow https://whatsonmooneevalley.
Illuminate The River
Saturday 19 November
The Boulevard, Aberfeldie
12pm – 9pm
Free, all-ages
Website
Socials
Stages and set Times:
Marby Park Stage
Art vs Science
8pm – 9pm
Baker Boy
6.30pm – 7.30pm
Something for Kate
4.15pm – 5.15pm
Montaigne
2.45pm – 3.45pm
Mia Wray
1.15pm – 2.15pm
Teeny Tiny Stevies
12pm – 12.45pm
Boulevard Stage
The Seven Ups
7.30pm – 8.15pm
Soli
5.15pm – 6pm
Max Lawrence
3.30pm – 4.30pm
Seamus McCorry and the Televised Mind
2pm – 2.45pm
Norwood
12.30pm – 1.30pm
Holm Grown Stage
YARA
7.30pm – 8pm
Chaotiic Good
5.30pm – 6pm
Crushed Lavender
4.15pm – 4.45pm
Cooper Jack
3.15pm – 3.45pm
Tony Lukav
2.15pm – 3pm
Team Dream
1.15pm – 1.45pm
Thalia Eve
12.15pm – 12.45pm
Beyond The Valley have just released their daily artist lineup which will see Nelly Furtado play on 31st December (New Year’s Eve) alongside Dom Dolla, Kaytranada, BENEE, Shygirl, Honey Dijon, Yung Lean & more. Limited NYE passes still remain for those who would prefer a one night New Year’s Eve celebration.
The Grammy Award winner ‘Nelly Furtado’ is behind some of the biggest pop songs of the 00’s including ‘Promiscuous’, ‘Say It Right’ ‘Maneater’ and ‘I’m Like A Bird’. For her first show in over 5 years, global pop icon Nelly Furtado will be performing an exclusive one off performance at New Year’s Eve festival Beyond The Valley, this will be her first concert in Australia in 20 years.
Beyond The Valley are sold out of 4 day festival and camping passes. 3 day festival and camping passes are still available, as well as Festival Day Passes with no camping, whereby patrons drive in and out each day and can stay at accommodation in the surrounding area or go home each night.
Beyond The Valley festival, is highly regarded for its incredible experience aspects including stage design, art, lifestyle and wellbeing, spreading their music programme across 3 distinct stages.
Main stage artists will be performing in one of the world’s biggest natural amphitheatres at over 100,000sqm, made for live music experiences. The iconic Dance Tent will feature a 70-metre wide LED wall, the Dr Dan’s stage features a multilevel colosseum structure. Patrons can also uncover Schmall Klüb – a concealed party with spontaneous unannounced sets from headline DJs only accessible through a concealed secret entrance, via a portaloo door.
Patrons can also step away from the music and go for a swim in the pools at the Beach Club,. Other features confirmed by the festival include interactive art installations, the Poof Doof ‘Pride Patrol’, Speed Dating, Open Mic, Fortune Teller, Doof Stick Making, Yoga, Pilates, Meditation & more.
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AITCH |
BENSON |
AROHA |
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DJ JNETT |
BICEP (live) |
BUDJERAH |
BENEE |
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LATE NITE TUFF GUY |
CHARLOTTE DE WITTE |
CONFIDENCE MAN |
CAITLIN MEDCALF B2B DENIM |
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LUKE ALESSI |
CLOONEE |
DJ BORING |
CASSETTES FOR KIDS |
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MARKET MEMORIES |
DENZEL CURRY |
FLIGHT FACILITIES |
DOM DOLLA |
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SOJU GANG |
DIPLO |
HAAI |
FOLAMOUR |
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YO! MAFIA |
FOURA |
HATCHIE |
HONEY DIJON |
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JESSWAR |
HEIDI |
JAY1 |
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JK-47 |
JUICY ROMANCE |
JNR CHOI |
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KEE’AHN |
LAURA KING |
JOB JOBSE |
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Meninyan |
LIME CORDIALE |
JORDAN BRANDO |
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NINAJIRACHI |
MERCI, MERCY |
JOY. |
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PATRICK TOPPING |
PARTIBOI69 |
KAYTRANADA |
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REMI WOLF |
SAM ALFRED |
MEMPHIS LK |
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REST FOR THE WICKED |
SAN CISCO |
MIA RODRIGUEZ |
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SALLY C |
STÜM |
NELLY FURTADO |
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SWIM |
TEEN JESUS AND THE JEAN TEASERS |
OR:LA |
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TKAY MAIDZA |
THE ILLUSTRIOUS BLACKS |
PALMS TRAX |
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VERA BLUE |
SG LEWIS |
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Beyond The Valley
28th December 2022 – 1st January 2023
Barunah Plains, Wentworths Road, Hesse, VIC
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