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Evermore
0 Comments. 173 Views. Posted 9 Apr 2013 @ 1:29pm.
The music video for Evermore’s latest single Hey My Love includes a novel incorporation of Instagram photographs provided by their fans. The video was directed by bassplayer Peter Hume and he explains their endeavor to update the video as more photos continue to be submitted. “The idea is if you hash-tag Hey My Love on Instagram your photo will get you in the video. Once we started we... Read More
Darren Hanlon Announces Aussie Tour And EP
0 Comments. 2,800 Views. Posted 20 Jan 2011 @ 11:17am.
Indie-folk troubadour Darren Hanlon is pleased to announce his first Australian tour since the release of his critically acclaimed 2010 release I Will Love You At All.   This follows sold-out album launches across Australia and an extensive three-month US tour, where he performed with the likes of Billy Bragg, Corin Tucker, Tim Kasher, and Sean Lennon.   See Darren Hanlon at Brisbane's... Read More
MUF 2011 Is Coming!
2 Comments. 3,072 Views. Posted 20 Jan 2011 @ 11:17am.
The greatest ukulele festival in the southern hemisphere is back in 2011.   The Melbourne Ukulele Festival (MUF) presents to you five days of unadulterated ukulele mayhem and over 40 acts, beginning on February 25 and carrying on until March 1.   MUF will involve seven international guests, 14 interstate acts, 20 local legends, plus workshops, uke art, luthier fairs, ukulele picnics,... Read More
The Church
0 Comments. 2,466 Views. Posted 20 Jan 2011 @ 11:23am.
The Church guitarist Peter Koppes concedes his public profile is lower than his bandmates. Having endured years of relative anonymity in The Church – and having twice decided to leave the band on account of a perceived lack of recognition in the composition and arrangement of Church songs – Koppes has addressed outstanding issues with... Read More
The Blackeyed Susans
0 Comments. 1,128 Views. Posted 20 Jan 2011 @ 11:23am.
A couple of years ago Phil Kakulas assumed that The Blackeyed Susans, the band he’d formed with fellow Perth musicians Rob Snarski and the late David McComb, had run their course. “I was all ready to wind the band up, but then I was persuaded otherwise,” Kakulas recalls. The release of The Blackeyed Susans retrospective box-set in... Read More
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