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News: Milk! Records Celebrates 10 Years

  • September 14, 2022
  • Deb Pelser
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Milk! Records will celebrate ten years with a line-up of stellar parties across Naarm/Melbourne and Eora/Sydney. The events will feature performances from a slew of Milk! artists as well as special performances from label friends.

Founded in 2012 to release Courtney Barnett’s first EP ‘I’ve Got a Friend Called Emily Ferris’, the label has gone from strength to strength and has championed and released over 60 titles in the last decade, supporting local independent artists as well as internationally established acts.

Milk!’s roster includes Australian artists Courtney Barnett, Jen Cloher, Dyson Stringer Cloher, Hachiku, Liz Stringer, The Finks, Jade Imagine, Mess Esque, Loose Tooth, and East Brunswick All Girls Choir as well as international artists Sleater-Kinney, Chastity Belt, Hand Habits, Tiny Ruins and Bachelor.

“It’s amazing and overwhelming to look back and see how much Milk! has grown over ten years. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported the label along the way, thank you for helping us make so many wonderful memories and share so many beautiful albums! I’m looking forward to what comes next, but for now I’m really excited to celebrate this moment with Milk! & Friends in December. See you at the shows! “

Courtney Barnett

Check out the tour dates and buy tickets below.

TOUR DATES

Friday December 16
Oxford Art Factory, Eora/Sydney (+18)
Courtney Barnett
Hachiku
Kee’ahn
Jess Ribeiro
Lily Morris w/band

Saturday December 17
Phoenix Central Park, Eora/Sydney (all ages)
Courtney Barnett + special guests

Friday December 23
Northcote Social Club, Naarm/Melbourne (all ages)
Courtney Barnett
Jen Cloher
Hachiku
Kee’ahn
Loose Tooth
The Finks

Friday December 23
Northcote Social Club, Naarm/Melbourne (+18)
Courtney Barnett
Jen Cloher
Hachiku
Jade Imagine
Liz Stringer

Tickets available HERE.

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