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The lineup for Lookout 2025 has been revealed with Jet headlining the festival with Grinspoon, The Veronicas, Spiderbait, Jebediah, Magic Dirt and Youth Group all going out on the road together.

The Cruel Sea, Peter Garrett & The Alter Egos, Spiderbait, DMA’s, Baby Animals and Boy & Bear make up just some of the line-up for the 2025 Twilight At Taronga series.

Spiderbait have revealed the special guests for the 2024 tour. Polish Club, Adalita, Private Function and Abbe May and a whole lot more will open select dates around Australia.

Spiderbait have announced their Black Betty Anniversary tour which gets underway 13 August in Brisbane.

Queens of the Stone Age will headline two Lookout Festival dates with Aussie favourites Spiderbait, The Chats, Pond, Gut Health, and Lola Scott in February 2024.

Walk For Yes events will happen all over Australia this Saturday and Sunday with Australia’s music community showing support for the Yes vote in the upcoming referendum to put an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Good Things has revealed its 2023 line-up and it’s a big one with Fall Out Boy headlining, Devo farewelling and a whole lotta rock bands to fill up the day.

Spiderbait have revealed their first album in nine years will be called ‘Sounds In The Key of J’ and the first we get to hear of it is ‘My Car’s A UFO’.

Spiderbait will get together again for Groovin’ The Moo.

ARC, featuring Kram of Spiderbait, Mark Wilson of Jet, Davey Lane of You Am I, and Darren Middleton of Powderfinger, will perform another round of the Abbey Road album from start to finish across Australia from February.

Spiderbait will release a box set of their 7 inch singles in November and to get it you will need to buy it at their show.

ARC, featuring members of Jet, Spiderbait, You Am I and Powderfinger will perform the iconic Beatles album ‘Abbey Road’ from start to finish across Australia.

Marc Christowski will pay homage to the great alternative music festivals on the 90s like Big Day Out and Homebake with the inaugural Spring Loaded music festival.

Geelong’s magic Dirt will reform for the 2019 Hotter Than Hell festival around Australia.

The Melbourne International Jazz Festival has a lot of surprises for 2018 including a collaboration called The Others pairing jazz geniuses Paul Grabowsky and James Morrison with Rock God Kram from Spiderbait.

A Day On The Green has delivered some of the biggest acts on the planet to Australian wineries over the years but Spiderbait were (to coin one of their own songs) “fucken awesome” at Mt Duneed outside Geelong.

Spiderbait’s Kram says its an honour to have his band’s artifacts placed in the Australian Music Vault in Melbourne.

Spiderbait have announced their supports acts for the Ivy and the Big Apple tour in March.

A Day On The Green has delivered a 5 Star 5 Band All-Australian line-up for its first announcement of the 2016/2017 season.

Regurgitator and Ross Wilson will be joined by Kram from Spiderbait, The Sugarcanes, Total Giovanni, Rhys Muldoon and Loose Tooth for the Reclink Community Cup in Melbourne in June.

Spiderbait’s Kram has written and recorded the soundtrack for the new Australian movie ‘Love Is Now’.

Kram from Spiderbait, Clint Hyndeman from Something For Kate and former Powderfinger guitarist Darren Middleton, along with the biggest celebrities in Golf, sang for Bob Hawke, who was too ill to attend the Jack Newton Classic in December.

The Falls Festival line-up for 2014 has been announced with something old, something new, something borrowed and something Bluejuice.

Spiderbait will regroup for shows around Australia in August.

Robbie Williams and Spiderbait have new release albums this week.

The Queenscliff Music Festival in November has announced its third round of artists with Sticky Fingers and D At Sea making the list.

Australian bands Spiderbait and The Preatures will open for the final shows of Pink’s record breaking Australian tour.

Chic featuring Nile Rogers and The Melvins have already been announced for the Meredith Music Festival 23. Now add the Brian Jonestown Massacre, Beasts of Bourbon and Spiderbait.

The Queencliff Music Festival is offering a grant of up to $10,000 for emerging artists.

The Living End’s Friday and Saturday night shows at The Corner Hotel in Melbourne this week both feature a special guest support band called Ivy and the Big Apples. Who are they?