Sydney Archives - Page 5 of 6

Historic music photography by Henry Diltz and rock superstar Graham Nash will be on display next month in Sydney.

Kylie Minogue played the first two of her Anti Tour shows in hometown Melbourne last night and gave fans the show that only fans would crave more.

On the verge of their second album, epic indie rockers The Temper Trap announce some odd tour dates.

Sydney’s Vivid LIVE arts festival has announced its line-up, including Florence + The Machine, Karen O, PVT, Amon Tobin, and Seekae.

Hyped Sydney indie rockers Deep Sea Arcade stream their debut album Outlands and start Children Collide tour.

UK electro veterans Orbital have booked an Australian tour for May to show off their reunion album.

In the 70s and 80s, the name Nile Rodgers together with partner Bernard Edwards built the foundations of dance music today through disco and the band Chic.

The busiest girl in indie-pop Kimbra announces a sly national tour for May.

Melodramatic Sydney indie-pop quartet The Jezabels have won this year’s Australian Music Prize for their album Prisoner.

Kylie Minogue has added another show for Sydney and Melbourne on her sudden Anti Tour tour.

Kylie Minogue has announced her AntiTour, two shows in small venues, one in Sydney, one in Melbourne.

Pop legend Leo Sayer will perform at Sydney’s Mardi Gras tonight on the back of a Ute.

Sydney indie pop dramatists The Jezabels get Canada’s Lights and locals Snakadaktal for a national tour.

A Facebook page appears for fans to swap Radiohead Australian Tour tickets, or buy them without dealing with scalpers.

Rockin’ sisters from regional Victoria, Stonefield, ready a new single and announce an East Coast tour.

Glossy Sydney pop trio Radio INK offer a new single and video before their support of Danish pop champs Aqua.

Sydney’s Come Together announces an all-Australian hip-hop line-up, with 360, Horrorshow, Hermitude, Koolism and more.

Garage-rock nutters Black Lips have added another Melbourne show and upgraded Sydney.

UK boy band sensation One Direction have announced Australian tour dates.

Platinum Belgian indie rockers dEUS have announced their first Australian tour after two decades.

Def FX frontwoman Fiona Horne speaks to Noise11 about their forthcoming reunion shows, promising “a guaranteed awesome night out”.

Dallas Green’s roots rock project City And Colour books major city sideshows.

Coldplay’s planned visit to Sydney next week has bee cancelled due to “personal reasons”.

The Pretty Reckless, featuring Gossip Girl’s Taylor Momsen, book Soundwave sideshows with Heroes For Hire.

Americana faves My Morning Jacket and Dawes book Sydney and Melbourne shows.

Ziggy Marley books two sideshows during his first Australian visit in five years for the Bluesfest.

Coldplay will head to Sydney for two days only in Australia later this month.

Kylie Minogue has announced she will perform at Sydney’s Mardi Gras Parade this year.

Big Day Out founder Ken West has spoken out about inaccurate media reports today about the delay in Kanye West’s performance last night in Queensland.