live music Archives - Page 11 of 11

Melbourne’s status as the live music capital of the world is set to receive a boost with the announcement today that Chasers nightspot in Chapel St South Yarra will be hosting international and national live touring acts, stand-up comedy and cabaret under the live brand Three Eight Six.

Melbourne’s newest live music venue is The Union Club at Richmond Bowling Club in Richmond.

Entries for the 17th Annual Helpmann Awards are open today, for productions staged between 1 March 2016 – 28 April 2017.

Australian member of Parliament Tony Burke has spoken up in Parliament to place the threat of the live music industry in Australia clearly in the Australian government’s agenda.

Melbourne Cricket Ground will be home to the Love Live Music at the G music festival in November.

The Sydney music community came together today with one clear message … Keep Sydney Open.

18 high profile Sydney based artists (and a Kiwi) have combined to send a message to the New South Wales government to Keep Sydney Open.

The Screaming Jets will headline Australia’s newest music festival, Groundswell, at Lake Tyers Beach in Victoria in January.

Melbourne’s iconic Cherry Bar in AC/DC Lane, Melbourne now faces the threat of closure following a new residential development now towering alongside.

Robert Plant and Kylie Minogue are just two of the performers for the iTunes Music Festival this year.

Roger Daltrey has pulled out of his upcoming Australia tour and Bluesfest appearance citing “unforeseen scheduling conflicts” as the reason.

Roger Daltrey has added a Perth date for his upcoming Australian tour.

Van Halen fans worldwide including Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers have welcomed news of a Van Halen world tour for 2012.

Roger Daltrey will perform Tommy in Australia, presented by Noise11.com, and pre-sale tickets will go on sale tomorrow for 24 hours.

Earth, Wind And Fire will perform sideshows in Sydney and Melbourne in April, presented by Noise11.com.

Noise11.com is presenting the Yes sideshows in Australia in 2012.

Noise11.com is proud to present Roger Daltrey perform The Who’s Tommy in Australia next April.

Big Day Out has rolled out sideshow dates for Kasabian, My Chemical Romance, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Poyksopp, Odd Future and Cage The Elephant.

The Port Fairy Folk Music Festival will celebrate 35 years in March with performances from Judy Collins, Clare Bowditch and Lanie Lane.

The second line-up announcement for Homebake adds in rapper 360, alt-rock 90s band Ratcat and buzzband Big Scary.

The future of one of Melbourne’s oldest music venues The Prince Bandroom in the Prince of Wales hotel in St Kilda is questionable after the property was sold this week to a restaurateur.

The Department of Fair Trading is now investigating the Rewind 80s festival after the promoter not only switched venue but also switched cities and won’t give refunds less than two weeks out from the event.