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Gold Coast-based party starters Bootleg Rascal have just announced a 14-date East Coast tour across metro and regional areas.
The group will traverse the country, stopping off at Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Wollongong, Canberra, Sydney, Central Coast, Frankston, Melbourne, Geelong, Belgrave, Byron Bay, Gold Coast, Hobart and Caltowie.
“After moving and cancelling a bunch of dates in 2020, it feels good to finally be announcing something that is more likely to go ahead,” says guitarist Jimmy Young. “Anyone who knows us well, understands how important playing live shows is to us, so fingers crossed we’ll be able to get out there and make up for lost time with some banging parties.”
Gold Coast-based New Zealand born rapper Saint Lane will join the lads on all dates (excluding Sunshine Coast, Hobart and Caltowie). The rapper burst onto the scene in 2019, picking up praise from the likes of triple j, The Needle Drop, NME, The Guardian, GQ, Billboard and Beats 1 with Briggs. He’s also traversed the country, sharing stages with Lime Cordiale, JID and Bootleg Rascal.
Since their mid-2013 inception, Bootleg Rascal have released a slew of singles, two EP’s and two albums, all warmly received by critics and fans around the world, with support from the likes of NME, The Line of Best Fit, Clash Magazine, Pilerats and Wonderland Magazine. Multiple tracks have been added to Spotify and Apple Music playlists, high rotation on triple j and they’ve performed on the station’s esteemed ‘Like a Version’ segment.
The band have continually traversed the globe playing multiple sold out headline shows in France, UK, Holland, Germany, New Zealand and Australia, and performed sold out shows in the USA. They’ve also regularly appeared on major Australian festivals including Falls Festival, The Big Pineapple Festival, Lost Paradise, Hills are Alive, Festival of the Sun and Party in the Paddock.
The group are currently in the studio working on another record, set for release in early 2021. In the coming weeks, they’ll also announce a scavenger hunt for free tickets and merchandise, that will launch via their social media platforms.
Tickets on-sale now from www.bootlegrascal.com
BOOTLEG RASCAL
STRAIGHT OUTTA LOCKDOWN TOUR
with Special Guest Saint Lane
Tickets on-sale now via www.bootlegrascal.com
SAT 16 JAN | WOOLLY MAMMOTH, BRISBANE QLD
SAT 23 JAN | AIRWAVES FESTIVAL, SUNSHINE COAST QLD *
WED 27 JAN | LA LA LA’S, WOLLONGONG NSW
THU 28 JAN | KAMBRI AT ANU, CANBERRA ACT
FRI 29 JAN | OXFORD ART FACTORY, SYDNEY NSW
SAT 30 JAN | RHYTHM HUT, CENTRAL COAST NSW
THU 4 FEB | PELLY BAR, FRANKSTON VIC
FRI 5 FEB | HOWLER, MELBOURNE VIC
SAT 6 FEB | BARWON CLUB, GEELONG VIC
SUN 7 FEB | SOOKI LOUNGE, BELGRAVE VIC
SAT 13 FEB | THE NORTHERN, BYRON BAY NSW
FRI 5 MAR | MIAMI MARKETTA, GOLD COAST QLD
SAT 20 MAR | DAY ON THE LAWN, HOBART TAS *
SAT 27 MAR | CHILLED OUT ‘N’ FIRED UP FESTIVAL, CALTOWIE SA *
* Saint Lane not appearing
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Tune into ABC and iview this coming Sunday 20 December at 6pm for The Sound: Making Gravy Christmas Special – inspired by one of Australia’s most iconic songwriters and featuring performances by:
- Paul Kelly: Australia’s greatest and most enduring songwriter, responsible for the iconic ‘How to Make Gravy’ song, typically takes
his spectacular Making Gravy outdoor live shows across the nation each December. Tune in this Sunday to watch previously unseen live footage, captured at Kelly’s incredible sold-out Gravy show at The Domain, Sydney - Recorded at Hamer Hall, Melbourne, with the 45-p
iece Orchestra Victoria, we get a sneak peek at The Teskey Brothers’ upcoming YouTube special (live 22 December). Run Home Slow has been acclaimed as one of the best records of 2020 - Baker Boy with Dallas Woods feat. Sampa The Great – filmed at VIC’s sacred Hanging Rock and, incredibly, with a shoot also taking place in Botswana, this performance of the ultra-smooth ‘Better Days’ threads together Yolngu Matha, English and Bemba languages in an incredible mix… this is one exclusive you don’t want to miss!
- Brisbane popsters Ball Park Music released their latest re
cord Ball Park Music – The Album back in October to much fanfare. We caught up with the band at Brisbane venue The Triffid this week, to catch them performing new single ‘Cherub’ - It’s been a huge year for Vika & Linda. They entertained us with weekly lockdown performances from home, while their gorgeous gospel album Sunday (The Gospel According To Iso) debuted at #2. It wouldn’t be Making Gravy without them so don’t miss them performing one of their most-loved hits, filmed at Melbourne’s St Michael Uniting Church
- Promising new music in 2021 is multi-award winner
Dan Sultan, joined on The Sound this week with Darwin’s Leah Flanagan. Dan performs a stunning version of his ode to inner-city Melbourne – ‘Old Fitzroy’, captured live at the Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace in Cremorne, NSW - Hey ho let’s go! Alex Lahey loves Christmas songs – so much so that she released her own version of the Ramones’ classic ‘Merry Christmas (I Don’t Want To Fight Tonight)’. We catch Alex at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl
- Acclaimed singer/songwriter Alex The Astronaut released her debut record The Theory of Absolutely Nothing in 2020, scoring a triple j Feature Album. She joins us to perform her latest song ‘I Think You’re Great’, live from Brisbane’s Riverstage
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Having announced last week his first live show for 2021, tickets to Running Touch’s home-town show at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Friday Feb 5th will go onsale today at midday from here.
Featuring NORTHEAST PARTY HOUSE (DJ SET), KULT KYSS & special guest ADULT ART CLUB, the one night only show will leadoff another industrious year for Running Touch with more live shows and new music released.
Running Touch is undeniably an enigmatic master-of-all-trades: A songwriter, producer, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and creative director whose work stretches beyond limits to create not just art – but entire, multi-sensory universes. His live show is continuing to expand into the often-unexpected; allowing the Running Touch universe to come to life in a way it was always built to be – electrifying and unpredictable, influenced by the likes of everything from Biohazard to Cirque Du Soleil, hardcore to pop to electronic, and created with the idea of encouraging an all-encompassing theatrical experience, rather than just a show alone.
Distinct, thrilling and downright enchanting, Running Touch relishes a pure enigmatic aura. After a wildly successful few years, Running Touch sits on an APRA award for ‘BEST DANCE WORK’ for his hit collaboration with Hayden James ‘Better Together’, four gold selling records and one platinum for hit records such as WHEN I’M AROUND YOU, BETTER TOGETHER, MY HANDS and THIS IS JUST TO SAY and is no stranger to the main stages of Australia’s biggest festivals.
Unexpected and electrifying, Running Touch exemplifies a tastemaker mood all projects he is a part of (OCEAN GROVE & ADULT ART CLUB) and now is the chance to witness the enchanting Running Touch live at the Bowl.
RUNNING TOUCH
Featuring NORTHEAST PARTY HOUSE (DJ SET), KULT KYSS &
special guest ADULT ART CLUB.
FRIDAY FEB 5th – Sidney Myer Music Bowl – Melbourne
Due to the current restrictions in VIC, the seats/tickets will be a little different.
Please check out event page for more info.
TICKETS ON SALE TODAY FROM MIDDAY
FROM HERE
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Since 1993, music industry veteran Danny Wimmer has been producing concerts and festivals, both large and small. In 2011, he formed Danny Wimmer Presents, which now produces several of the largest rock and alternative festivals in the U.S. By combining A-list talent with local cuisine and culture, DWP has become recognized within the industry for delivering the highest-quality entertainment experiences to fans, artists, sponsors, partners and host cities. DWP creates memorable and all-encompassing festival experiences, leaving both consumers and partners with lasting and meaningful impressions. DWP will continue to add new music festivals to its already stellar portfolio, which currently includes Aftershock, Bourbon & Beyond, Epicenter, Hometown Rising, Louder Than Life, Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival, and Welcome To Rockville. Previous DWP festivals include Rock On The Range, Carolina Rebellion, Northern Invasion and more. In 2020, DWP launched the popular digital series Offstage with DWP and ventured into the digital content curation space, promoting pay-per-view live streams.
BRUNSWICK MUSIC FESTIVAL 2021 DATES ANNOUNCED
5-14 MARCH 2021 – SEE YOU THERE!
After being paused mid-dance in 2020, Brunswick Music Festival is pleased to hit play on live music again in 2021.
In a shorter 10-day format from March 5-14 (taking in the Labour Day long weekend) BMF 2021 will focus on creating opportunities for people to gather and connect IRL with a stacked program of live music experiences.
With beloved musical festivals like Golden Plains and Port Fairy Folk Festival on unavoidable temporary hiatus, BMF will be doing all it can to bridge the gap and contribute to helping the local community find its feet.
The line-up will drop Tuesday February 2 but in the meantime, the organisers have revealed that an exciting new outdoor venue at a secret location in Brunswick will be the centrepiece of the program.
In addition to this breezy new location, the program will prioritise celebrating Brunswick’s amazing live music venues, all of which suffered greatly during Melbourne’s periods of prolonged lockdown and which we all missed so badly.
Since the needle skipped on 2020’s event the world as we know it has turned upside down. Now more than ever, music and opportunities to come together feel essential and the principles BMF is built on – neighbourhood and community,
BMF 2021 is set to comprise a collective exhale, a healthy dose of togetherness, a huge cup of joy and some really, really, really exciting live music experiences. Watch this space.
For more information visit brunswickmusicfestival.
Outstanding line-up announced for BASSINTHEGRASS 2021 Music Festival
Some of the best names in Australian music are set to perform at the Northern Territory’s biggest and longest-running music festival, with (in alphabetical order) DMA’s, G Flip, Lime Cordiale and Ocean Alley added to the artists previously announced!
BASSINTHEGRASS will take place at Darwin’s iconic Mindil Beach on Saturday, 15 May 2021 with a slew of nationally and internationally-renowned artists to take to the stage.
An epic line-up has been secured for the all-ages event, with the following artists confirmed (in alphabetical order):
- Boo Seeka
- ChillinIT
- DMA’S
- G Flip
- Hayden James
- ILLY
- Jack River
- The Jungle Giants
- Lime Cordiale
- Missy Higgins
- Ocean Alley
- Peking Duk
- The Rubens
- SAFIA
- Thelma Plum
- Violent Soho
The 2021 event returns after a record-breaking BASSINTHEGRASS 2019, which saw 10,000 festivalgoers converge on Mindil Beach.
Heading into its 18th year, BASSINTHEGRASS 2021 will feature two main stages offering non-stop entertainment from midday to midnight, with attendees experiencing the Top End’s famous sunsets and warm, tropical weather.
Set to play at BASSINTHEGRASS – and in the Northern Territory for the first time – is Australian indie rock band The Jungle Giants.
Lead guitarist Cesira Aitken said the group was excited to come to Darwin to play BASSINTHEGRASS.
“It’s been such a long time between shows and this will be our first time in the Northern Territory,” she said.
“It’ll be a special time after such a weird year, we can’t wait!”
Australian electropop duo Boo Seeka – made up of Ben Gumbleton and Michael May – said they were keen to get back to the Top End for BASSINTHEGRASS.
“It’s easily one of our favourite festivals,” Michael said.
“Darwin is such an awesome place and we’re both really looking forward to playing for fans at Mindil Beach next year in May.”
Northern Territory Major Events Company CEO Tim Watsford said he was stoked to confirm the line-up for next year’s BASSINTHEGRASS.
“With such a great selection of acts we expect music fans from around Australia to venture north, where they can soak up the sun, sand and good vibes at what has become an unmissable event for Territorians,” he said.
“BASSINTHEGRASS is the perfect excuse to start planning your Territory adventure.”
Limited general admission tickets are available for $105 until 1 February (unless sold out prior), when final release tickets will go on sale for $120. This event usually sells out.
A limited number of VIP tickets are also on offer for $220 + booking fee, giving attendees aged 18 and over a premium festival experience with access to a VIP area with private bars and bathrooms, a finger food package, four beverage vouchers and a souvenir stubbie cooler and ticket.
To find out more or to buy your ticket, visit www.bassinthegrass.com.au.
About BASSINTHEGRASS
BASSINTHEGRASS brings the nation’s top musical talent to Darwin, cementing its place as the biggest and best music festival in the Northern Territory.
Now in its 18th year, the licensed all-ages event is supported by the Northern Territory Government.
Prior to its relocation in 2019 to Mindil Beach, BASSINTHEGRASS was held at the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens. The move to Mindil Beach allowed more fans to attend, making the festival bigger and better than ever.
Fri 22 Jan 2021 – Felons Barrel Hall, Brisbane
Sat 23 Jan 2021 –Airwaves, Sunshine Coast (Festival)
Sunday 24 Jan 2021 – Miami Marketta Laneway, Gold Coast
Ticketing information: www.booseeka.com
Fresh off the back of the release of their new single ‘Never Enough’, which hit #1 in the Electronic iTunes charts, indie-electronic duo BOO SEEKA have announced a string of QLD shows in January 2021.
The shows will take place at intimate venues in Brisbane and Gold Coast as well as playing at Airwaves Festival on the Sunshine Coast.
Having recently completed a sold out 23 date NSW tour, the BOO SEEKA guys are looking forward to getting back on the road playing classics as well as material from their upcoming sophomore album including singles ‘Take A Look’, ‘Days Get Better’ and of course their latest ‘Never Enough’.
Since breaking out in 2015 with their debut hit ‘Kingdom Leader’, which has since accumulated over 15 million streams, BOO SEEKA have dominated national consciousness & for good reason. The pair’s dynamic energy both in the studio and on stage has allowed them to stand out amongst Australia’s thriving music scene, and stand the test of time.
BOO SEEKA’S 2017 debut album ‘Never Too Soon’ was met with global acclaim with triple j describing the record as a “beautifully crafted, worldly-sounding body of work”. The album debuted at #8 on the ARIA album charts and earned the home-grown heroes coveted spots on esteemed festival lineups Beyond The Valley, Groovin The Moo and Splendour In The Grass as well as selling out numerous headline tours across Australia, North America and Europe.
PRAISE FOR BOO SEEKA
“BOO SEEKA enter phase two of world domination” – Newcastle Herald
“They’re ready to join the likes of RÜFÜS DU SOL and Golden Features at the pinnacle of Australian electronic music” – Life Without Andy
“Gives you something that you can already imagine euphorically singing along to at a music festival” – Thomas Bleach
“Boo Seeka has risen to prominence in recent years and has become a staple of the live circuit” – HAPPY.TV
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The Australian Alternative music scene is set to fire back up in a massive way and Brisbane fans will get to experience it first as we go Full Tilt in June 2021.
Uniting from across the nation is a who’s who of the Australian Metal, Punk and Rock spectrums, spearheaded by ever evolving metalcore luminaries and Aria Award winners Northlane.
Joining them is a cavalcade of the best hard hitters in the land including Hands Like Houses, In Hearts Wake, Thy Art Is Murder, Luca Brasi, Slowly Slowly, Make Them Suffer, Frenzal Rhomb, Press Club, Alpha Wolf, Thornhill, Yours Truly, The Bennies and Reliqa.
Along with market stalls, there will be a huge variety of vegetarian, vegan and meat food trucks and Kickass DJ’s spinning tunes between the best live bands in the Nation. This is going to be one epic day across 2 huge stages!
Eaton’s Hill Outdoors is where it all goes down on Saturday 12, June, 2021.
General Public Tickets On Sale: Friday 18 December, 9am localHead to www.destroyalllines.com for more information.
FULL TILT FESTIVAL
SATURDAY 12 JUNE, 2021
BRISBANE, EATON’S HILL OUTDOORS – 18+
LINE-UP:
NORTHLANE | HANDS LIKE HOUSES | IN HEARTS WAKE | THY ART IS MURDER | LUCA BRASI
SLOWLY SLOWLY | MAKE THEM SUFFER | FRENZAL RHOMB | PRESS CLUB
ALPHA WOLF | THORNHILL | YOURS TRULY | THE BENNIES | RELIQA
Hardware Group and Stable Music present: Piknic Électronik! They are proud to announce the first round of dates and artist program for their seventh season in Melbourne, Australia. This upcoming summer, Piknic Électronik will host multiple events at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, as part of the ‘Live at the Bowl’ Summer series. Events will Start: Sunday 10th January, 2021 and will run through until the close of the season in early April 2021.
The lineup for Season 7 includes the Piknic debut of long-time wish-list Artist: Late Nite Tuff Guy who will be headlining the opening part of the season on Sunday 10th January. Co-headlining will be Melbourne favourite queen of the dancefloor, Sunshine, making her first Piknic return since the unforgettable Season 5 party with Session Victim.
Following this up will be the return of the regularly Sold-Out Carl & Eric’s Mobile Disco X Piknic Électronik collaboration: Sunday 24th January.
Carl Cox & Eric Powell bring their unique Disco themed party to the bowl again and based on the previous events, Tickets for this show won’t last long!
With more dates being announced in the new year, you can expect some big surprises. Stay tuned!!
Show 1: Late Nite Tuff Guy, Sunshine – Sunday 10th January – Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
Show 2: Carl & Eric’s Mobile Disco – Sunday 24th January – Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
Tickets to the first 2 dates of the Piknic Électronik Melbourne Season go on sale:
Wednesday 16th December at 12pm AEDT
Tickets via Ticketek.com.au. Starting from $40+BF.
About Piknic Électronik:
Hardware Presents and Stable Music, team up to present the local edition of Piknic Électronik to an ever-growing Melbourne fan base, within the grounds of the iconic Sidney Myer Music Bowl. A quintessential Melbourne music location, which is easily accessible by public transportation, a short distance from the CBD and surrounded by greenery with ample space for ALL to enjoy a great Summer’s day.
Born in Montreal, Canada, over 17 years ago, the very unique concept of Piknic Électronik has travelled the world. Now a major cultural and festive summer event in Montreal, Piknic Électronik has had successful editions in Barcelona, Lisbon, Melbourne, Santiago, Austin and Dubai. Its innovative and popular formula has evolved into a friendly international expansion that has made the event and its name, a source of local pride in each city where it has set its roots and grown.
Piknic Électronik is a fun filled day party, where everyone can experience the best in electronic music in an open-air park environment, featuring delicious local food offerings and its renowned welcoming atmosphere… happening every Sunday for three months! A vision that Melbournians have wholeheartedly embraced over the past few seasons.
About Hardware Group:
Hardware, has been synonymous with the electronic music scene in Australia for over 30 years. An innovative force when the company was established by Richie McNeill in 1990. The company’s ethos is simple; deliver memorable music events and tours for people who love dance music. Hardware launched several new events in Australia that focus on delivering artists from a number of genres to music enthusiasts across the country including: Festival X, Tell No Tales, Babylon Festival, PURE and of course Piknic Électronik. Events with musical and creative passion.
Artist Press Kits & Event Artwork: Late Nite Tuff Guy & Sunshine and Carl & Eric’s Mobile Disco – CLICK HERE!!
For more info, go to:
Website: piknicelectronik.com.au
Facebook: Piknic Électronik Melbourne
Instagram: PIKNICMEL
We want to keep things moving in the pandemic affected music scene and it’s a celebration of the two cities common culture and links and the mayors are involved.The idea is to put a series of gigs on and employ local promoters, musicians and crews with the eventual aim of building up to create a cultural space in a disused cinema in the centre of Liverpool and abandoned old theatre in Manchester for rehearsal and cultural activities…
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Last week, merci, mercy also unveiled a remix of ‘Fall Apart’ from US DJ/ producer MELVV. The remix offers a bouyant, colourful take on the original and is accompanied by a quirky visualiser that sees our favourite animated merci, mercy bobbing around in space.
“It’s really cool to see how MELVV perceived the song! When I wrote it, I was trying to justify to myself why I wasn’t allowing myself to fall in love and find someone special. It’s a simple thing of not feeling worthy enough to ever be loved by someone. This song made me feel a lot better about the whole silly situation. And now you can see me being silly floating around in my room in space.”
This recent remix follows one last month from local artist Basenji for ‘Tequila & Lemonade’ and another earlier in the year from imagiro for ‘Fucked Myself Up’. The remixes will all be brought together on a remix EP dropping in the New Year, along with additional mixes for the remainder of the EP tracks.
Following the launch of the merci, mercy world within Splash, merci, mercy will enjoy a brief break in Sydney over Christmas with her family, before heading to South Australia to kick off 2021 with a performance at Summer Sounds Festival on January 3.
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PRAISE FOR ‘THIN SKIN’
“’Thin Skin’ possesses the optimistic hopes and joys of the 60s and 70s. Sunflower bring a dreamy, summer energy that contagiously puts a smile on your face and gives me shivers simultaneously.” – 4.5/5 stars
– Nkechi Anele – triple j (AUS)
“A song that moulds together swaying guitar melodies with rather quite enchanting vocals, deep with this emotional brightness that captures the group’s drive to share these meaningful bursts of indie-pop.”
– Pilerats (AUS)
Added to Apple Music playlist Mellow Days
Following on from the release of their critically praised single ‘Thin Skin’, Brisbane-based indie-pop group Sunflower have just returned with the tranquil accompanying video clip – directed by co-vocalist Lawson Doyle and filmed and edited by Aidan McCowan.
Shot across various iconic Brisbane locations including Fortitude Valley and Victoria Bridge, the clip sees co-vocalist Kahlia Ferguson journeying from busking on the streets of Brisbane to vast lush landscapes. The story follows Kahlia at one of her lowest points, before finding her sense of empowerment, seeing a visible shift in her body language from start to finish.
Kahlia describes the inspiration behind the clip:
“Filming the music video for ‘Thin Skin’ was a liberating experience for me. It’s such a deeply honest song, and I wanted the visuals to reflect that. My side-hustle at the moment is playing acoustic cover songs at venues, and it can completely drain me of inspiration and creativity at times. No matter how much you give yourself to the performance, there are always backs to you and people talk loudly and the manager asking you to turn the volume down. It gets me down when I let it. The whole scenario of the ‘Thin Skin’ music video is based around that experience. The character I play begins solemn and lost and finishes very free and empowered. I like the thought that I’m heading in the same direction. With as much love as we have for Brisbane, this feeling of ‘small town mentality’ was a massive inspiration behind the songwriting.”
To coincide with the release, the band will play at the Mountain Goat Valley Crawl and The Brightside, Brisbane, Stay Gold and Wrangler Studios, Melbourne and Oxford Arts Factory, Sydney in 2021. This continues on from recent performances at Yonder Festival in Imbil, Valley Fiesta, Brisbane and a sold-out headlining show at Black Bear Lodge.
Since release, the track has seen support from Apple Music, triple j, triple j Unearthed, Pilerats, The AU Review and a slew of Australian community radio stations. Previous singles ‘Better Days’ and ‘Get Yourself Together’ also received support from blogs Atwood Magazine (USA), The Music, Beat Magazine, and TV outlets MTV and ABC’s Rage.
‘Thin Skin’ is available worldwide now
UPCOMING 2021 LIVE SHOWS
SAT 6 FEB | MOUNTAIN GOAT VALLEY CRAWL, BRISBANE QLD
FRI 16 APR | STAY GOLD, MELBOURNE VIC
SAT 17 APR | WRANGLER STUDIOS, MELBOURNE VIC
FRI 23 APR | OXFORD ARTS GALLERY, SYDNEY NSW
SAT 24 APR | THE BRIGHTSIDE, BRISBANE QLD
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