News: M.I.A. confirms headline shows in Australia this October
M.I.A. will headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney this October, following her Harvest Rock set in Adelaide.
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Deb Pelser
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Lover of live music. Writes, Shoots and Leaves.
Track: San Francisco Duo chokecherry Release Transitional Track Secrets
chokecherry’s Secrets began as a jam in Los Angeles before being finished in the studio with producer Christopher Grant.
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News: Saya Gray’s Sonic Patchwork Comes to Australia for the First Time
Saya Gray will make her long-awaited Australian debut this December with headline shows in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, plus an appearance at Meredith Festival.
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News: Secondhand Serenade Line Up Career-Spanning Australian Performances for 2025
After sixteen years away, Secondhand Serenade will finally return to Australia for three concerts, each framed by a live symphony string section.
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News: British collective Black Country, New Road announce new Australia + NZ tour
Black Country, New Road return to Australia and New Zealand in 2026, touring their most recent album Forever Howlong.
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News: Pete Murray Nears End of 56-Date Acoustic Tour, Shares New Track Amy
Pete Murray will release his eighth album Longing on 3 October, his first independent record since 2001’s The Game.
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News: Doja Cat Plots First-Ever Arena Tour of Australia & NZ
Doja Cat has announced her first-ever arena tour of Australia and New Zealand, landing this November as part of the Ma Vie World Tour.
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News: London trio bar italia bring Some Like It Hot to Australia this December
bar italia will return to Australia in December, adding Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane headline shows to their Meredith Festival appearance.
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News: A One-Night-Only Opera House Gig for Perfume Genius This December
Perfume Genius brings his confessional new album Glory to life at the Opera House Concert Hall this December.
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Live Gallery: The Stamps Bring Their Debut Album to a Packed Vine Street Room
From chairs to pillows on the floor, the crowd creates its own architecture of closeness, echoing the Stamps' own tight-knit bond.
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