Black Mustang
| Date | City | Venue |
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| 08/03/12 | Black Mustang in Fortitude Valley Queensland | Jubilee Hotel |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: tbc.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Box office: 1300762545.
Address: 470 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 .
Venue phone: 07 32524508.
Lock up your steaks – The best kept secret in New York’s rock scene are heading our way this March for three head nodding foot stomping East Coast gigs featuring amazing psychedelic blues rock of the most shambolic order.
ENDLESS BOOGIE will take you on a journey of what it feels like to live rock’n’roll, rather than just listen to it. With roots in 60s and 70s guitar jamming bliss such as Hendrix, Canned Heat and Cream, Endless Boogie transport your brain to a windy outdoor festival of yore – all from the safety of your favourite beer barn. Once ENDLESS BOOGIE get going, there will be no stopping their momentum.
Stephen Malkmus’ favourite party band play on their terms only. Those terms being that it has to sizzling hipster bogun fun! These dealers in manly vibes & tasty action will have you partying like its 1974! (The Pavement mainman promoted the first Endless Boogie gig and featured the band in the Pavement curated All Tomorrow’s Parties event in 2010.)
Imagine ZZ Top attuned to the motorik Teutonic tendency to drive a nagging groove onwards, with the Rolling Stones’ shaggiest guitars freewheeling alongside – that’s the appeal of ENDLESS BOOGIE.
ENDLESS BOOGIE won’t even play a show unless somebody invites them to… and we’ve asked them to come and rock out just for you. So come and check out some steaming rock-art noise that’s “good for both the psych-cognoscenti and the chili cook-off.” (Pitchfork)
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Thursday 8th March – The Jubilee Hotel, Brisbane – special $3 Steak night!
With H#&s, Black Mustang, New Jack Rubys
www.oztix.com.au (ph 1300 762 545) & all Oztix outlets
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| 23/03/12 | Black Mustang in Toowoomba | Spotted Cow |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: free. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 296 Ruthven St Toowoomba QLD 4350. Venue phone: (07) 4639 3264. with local band ODB | ||
| 30/03/12 | Black Mustang in Brisbane | Irish Club |
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Time: 7:00pm.
Admission: 30.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: 175 Elizabeth Street Brisbane QLD 4000.
Venue phone: (07)3221 5699.
join in on a very special night in support of the deaf Society with Sixfthick, We All Want To and Transvaal Diamond Syndicate
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| 07/04/12 | Black Mustang in Goodna | Royal Mail Hotel |
| Time: 4:00pm. Admission: free. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 92 Brisbane Tce Goodna Queensland ..EMAIL.. .. ..:..Royalmail@redzone.com. au.. Venue phone: PH : 32882213. with Mason Rack band | ||
Giants Of Science
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| Tour: GIANTS OF SCIENCE RETURN 2012 | ||
| 25/02/12 | Giants Of Science in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: TBC.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: upper Roma St.
Venue phone: (07)3236 2300.
Brisbane’s self-proclaimed kings of riff based intelligent hard rock (IHR) music, Giants of Science, are returning for some shows and a little recording.
Giants have been peddling their particular brand of rock’n’roll for much longer than is healthy, but like all good vices they are hard to kick, except when passed out on your floor.
Their music is a blend of frenetic rock, monstrous riffs and shoegazer atmospherics, all tied together by vocals that can swing from a demented croon to a gut busting scream in the space of a verse. It is a sound which led Dave Grohl to hand-pick Giants of Science as support for the Foo Fighters QLD flood benefit gig in March 2011. Other supports of note include Swervedriver, DKT/MC5, Radio Birdman, Mudhoney, Rollins Band, J Mascis, Mark of Cain, Powderfinger, You Am I, Front End Loader, and A Perfect Circle. Honestly.
Giants of Science have recorded and released two studio albums (The History of Warfare and Here is the Punishment), one live album (Live at the Troubadour) and two EPs (“Blueprint for Courageous Action” and “Sisters”). Now, 2012 sees them lurch once more onto the stage and into the studio, in what could only be described as a series of frivolous acts of masochism. It hurts being this good.
WITH GUESTS DOLLAR BAR, MICROFLORA, CAPTAIN MOONSHINE and THE NEW YOUNG LIBERALS
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| 02/03/12 | Giants Of Science in Brunswick | The Retreat Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: TBC. Age restrictions: 18+. Brisbane’s self-proclaimed kings of riff based intelligent hard rock (IHR) music, Giants of Science, are returning for some shows and a little recording. Giants have been peddling their particular brand of rock’n’roll for much longer than is healthy, but like all good vices they are hard to kick, except when passed out on your floor. Their music is a blend of frenetic rock, monstrous riffs and shoegazer atmospherics, all tied together by vocals that can swing from a demented croon to a gut busting scream in the space of a verse. It is a sound which led Dave Grohl to hand-pick Giants of Science as support for the Foo Fighters QLD flood benefit gig in March 2011. Other supports of note include Swervedriver, DKT/MC5, Radio Birdman, Mudhoney, Rollins Band, J Mascis, Mark of Cain, Powderfinger, You Am I, Front End Loader, and A Perfect Circle. Honestly. Giants of Science have recorded and released two studio albums (The History of Warfare and Here is the Punishment), one live album (Live at the Troubadour) and two EPs (“Blueprint for Courageous Action” and “Sisters”). Now, 2012 sees them lurch once more onto the stage and into the studio, in what could only be described as a series of frivolous acts of masochism. It hurts being this good. WITH GUESTS DAMN TERRAN | ||
| 09/03/12 | Giants Of Science in Wollongong | The Patch |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: tbc.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Box office: 1300 762 545.
Address: Cabbage Tree Hotel (The Patch) Princes Highway, Fairy Meadow Wollongong.
Brisbane’s self-proclaimed kings of riff based intelligent hard rock (IHR) music, Giants of Science, are returning for some shows and a little recording.
Giants have been peddling their particular brand of rock’n’roll for much longer than is healthy, but like all good vices they are hard to kick, except when passed out on your floor.
Their music is a blend of frenetic rock, monstrous riffs and shoegazer atmospherics, all tied together by vocals that can swing from a demented croon to a gut busting scream in the space of a verse. It is a sound which led Dave Grohl to hand-pick Giants of Science as support for the Foo Fighters QLD flood benefit gig in March 2011. Other supports of note include Swervedriver, DKT/MC5, Radio Birdman, Mudhoney, Rollins Band, J Mascis, Mark of Cain, Powderfinger, You Am I, Front End Loader, and A Perfect Circle. Honestly.
Giants of Science have recorded and released two studio albums (The History of Warfare and Here is the Punishment), one live album (Live at the Troubadour) and two EPs (“Blueprint for Courageous Action” and “Sisters”). Now, 2012 sees them lurch once more onto the stage and into the studio, in what could only be described as a series of frivolous acts of masochism. It hurts being this good.
WITH GUESTS SHIFTER, BRUCEL and HANDLEBAR
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| 10/03/12 | Giants Of Science in Sydney | The Square |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: TBC. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: Downstairs, Capitol Square Hotel Corner of George & Campbell Streets Haymarket 2000. Venue phone: 0405126927. Brisbane’s self-proclaimed kings of riff based intelligent hard rock (IHR) music, Giants of Science, are returning for some shows and a little recording. Giants have been peddling their particular brand of rock’n’roll for much longer than is healthy, but like all good vices they are hard to kick, except when passed out on your floor. Their music is a blend of frenetic rock, monstrous riffs and shoegazer atmospherics, all tied together by vocals that can swing from a demented croon to a gut busting scream in the space of a verse. It is a sound which led Dave Grohl to hand-pick Giants of Science as support for the Foo Fighters QLD flood benefit gig in March 2011. Other supports of note include Swervedriver, DKT/MC5, Radio Birdman, Mudhoney, Rollins Band, J Mascis, Mark of Cain, Powderfinger, You Am I, Front End Loader, and A Perfect Circle. Honestly. Giants of Science have recorded and released two studio albums (The History of Warfare and Here is the Punishment), one live album (Live at the Troubadour) and two EPs (“Blueprint for Courageous Action” and “Sisters”). Now, 2012 sees them lurch once more onto the stage and into the studio, in what could only be described as a series of frivolous acts of masochism. It hurts being this good. WITH GUESTS LOMERA, THE TURPS and SKINPIN | ||
Halfway
| Date | City | Venue |
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| 04/03/12 | Halfway in Brisbane | Brisbane Powerhouse |
| Time: 4:00pm. Admission: free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: New Farm Park. as part of Brisbane’s Powerhouse Livespark Sunday sessions, join Sue Ray and Halfway for a song or 2 from 3PM | ||
| Tour: WE ALL WANT TO Single launch with guests Halfway | ||
| 12/04/12 | Halfway in Sunshine Coast | Sol Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: TBC.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Box office: 1300 762 545.
Address: 19 Ocean Street Maroochydore QLD 4558.
Venue phone: 07 5443 9550.
2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series.
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| 14/04/12 | Halfway in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: $15 presales, $20 on the night.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Box office: 1300 762 545.
Address: upper Roma St.
Venue phone: (07)3236 2300.
2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series.
WITH GUESTS WE ALL WANT TO, NICK BARKER (VIC) AND SILENT FEATURE ERA
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| 21/04/12 | Halfway in Brisbane | Brisbane Powerhouse |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: TBC.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Box office: 1300 762 545.
Address: New Farm Park.
PLAYING SONGS OF PROTEST FROM THE PAST, PRESENT AND POSSIBLY FUTURE WITH SOME OF BRISBANE’S FINEST SINGER SONGWRITERS
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| Tour: WE ALL WANT TO Single launch with guests Halfway | ||
| 27/04/12 | Halfway in Sydney | Oxford Arts Gallery Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: TBC.
Age restrictions: 18+.
2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series.
Related post.
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| 28/04/12 | Halfway in Canberra | Love The Phoenix |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: TBC. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 21 East Row Canberra, Canberra ACT 2601. Venue phone: Phone: (02) 6247 1606. 2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series. WITH GUESTS WE ALL WANT TO Related post. | ||
| 03/05/12 | Halfway in Adelaide | Exeter Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: TBC. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 246 Rundle Street Adelaide (08)8223 2623. Venue phone: (08)8223 2623. 2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series. ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE WITH WE ALL WANT TO ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE Related post. | ||
| 04/05/12 | Halfway in Adelaide | The Metropolitan Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: tbc. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 46 Grote St ADELAIDE SA 5000. Venue phone: 08 8231 5471. 2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series. WITH GUEST WE ALL WANT TO, NICK BARKER (VIC) Related post. | ||
| 05/05/12 | Halfway in Fitzroy | The Empress Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: TBC. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 714 Nicholson St Fitzroy North VIC 3068. Venue phone: (03) 94898605. 2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series. WITH GUESTS WE ALL WANT TO AND NICK BARKER Related post. | ||
| 06/05/12 | Halfway in Kew | KEW RSL |
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Time: 2:00pm.
Admission: tbc.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Box office: (03) 9853 7405.
Address: 63 Cotham Road Kew VIC 3101.
Venue phone: (03) 9853 7405.
2011 saw Halfway play Big Day Out and receive AIR and Q Music award nominations for ‘Best Album’. Before taking time off to record their forth LP, Halfway are doing a final run of local and interstate shows with label mates ‘We All Want To’. This tour includes a special 4 piece acoustic performance in the GoMA Matisse up-late series.
WITH GUESTS WE ALL WANT TO AND NICK BARKER (VIC)
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Rattlehand
| Date | City | Venue |
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| 25/02/12 | Rattlehand in Cairns | The Green Ant Cantina |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: 183 Bunda Street Cairns QLD 4870.
Venue phone: (07) 4041 5061.
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| 03/03/12 | Rattlehand in Canberra | Love The Phoenix |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 21 East Row Canberra, Canberra ACT 2601. Venue phone: Phone: (02) 6247 1606. | ||
| 20/04/12 | Rattlehand in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 15.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: upper Roma St.
Venue phone: (07)3236 2300.
The Good Ship Single launch
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| 28/04/12 | Rattlehand in Goodna | Royal Mail Hotel |
| Time: 4:00pm. Admission: free. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 92 Brisbane Tce Goodna Queensland ..EMAIL.. .. ..:..Royalmail@redzone.com. au.. Venue phone: PH : 32882213. with The Good Ship Related post. | ||
| 22/06/12 | Rattlehand in Newtown | The Vanguard |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 42 King St Newtown NSW 2042. Venue phone: (02) 9557 9409. Related post. | ||
| 23/06/12 | Rattlehand in Canberra | Love The Phoenix |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: tbc. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 21 East Row Canberra, Canberra ACT 2601. Venue phone: Phone: (02) 6247 1606. | ||
| 27/07/12 | Rattlehand in Lorne | The Martians Cafe |
| Time: 7:00pm. Admission: free. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 12 Lorne Road Deans Marsh VIC 3235. Venue phone: 03 5236 3350. | ||
| 28/07/12 | Rattlehand in Belgrave | Oscars Alehouse |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: TBC. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 7 Bayview Rd Belgrave VIC 3160. Venue phone: (03) 9754 8002. | ||
Silent Feature Era
| Date | City | Venue |
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| Tour: Kira Piru and the Bruise 2012 East Coast Tour | ||
| 09/03/12 | Silent Feature Era in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
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Time: 8:00am.
Admission: 20.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: upper Roma St.
Venue phone: (07)3236 2300.
It’s not an old time thing you’re feeling. Gin martinis at 3pm are still a legitimate cure for ennui. You may not yet know what the ‘mean reds’ are, but Kira Puru and The Bruise will help you understand. Slowly. Skilfully. Here’s how it goes: you’ll stand, arms-crossed and uncertain, while KP+TB unfurl an ode to modern sadness in 40 uncomplicated minutes. It doesn’t have to be one of those days, when you’re there, you’ll just get it–languid, sullen, sweaty, spine-tingling.
NEED MORE CONVINCING?
“Sharon Jones-meets-Ella Fitz pipes, flirty menace and whip-tight, black singlet-clad band are an enticing slice of badass that had an early-arvo room thrashing merrily along.” – The Brag
“Unnerving, ungodly and strangely enticing.” – Forte Magazine
“It’s a little bit of sunshine and a whole lot of darkness” – Mark Ireland, The Dwarf
“Ooozing with sophistication and style yet dirty enough to be yelling “give it to me” in a back alley brothel.” – Something Sweet To Throw Away
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| Tour: WE ALL WANT TO Single launch with guests Halfway | ||
| 31/03/12 | Silent Feature Era in Surfers Paradise | The Loft |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: 10. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 54a Thomas Drive Chevron Island, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217. with WE ALL WANT TO and guests | ||
| 13/04/12 | Silent Feature Era in Toowoomba | Spotted Cow |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: free. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 296 Ruthven St Toowoomba QLD 4350. Venue phone: (07) 4639 3264. with WE ALL WANT TO and friends | ||
| 14/04/12 | Silent Feature Era in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 15 presale/20 on the night.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: upper Roma St.
Venue phone: (07)3236 2300.
with WE ALL WANT TO, Halfway, Nick Barker
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The Blackwater Fever
| Date | City | Venue |
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| 26/02/12 | The Blackwater Fever in Toowoomba | Move Mountain Festival |
| Time: 4:05pm. Admission: gold coin donation. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: ANNAND ST TOOWOOMBA CBD 10am – 7pm. Move Mountains Music and Arts Festival is set to become an annual event dedicated to raising awareness, funds and community support in aide of local community this years festival is in support of the Lockyer Valley and victims of the 2010 flood with Drawn From Bees and local artists | ||
| Tour: Kira Piru and the Bruise 2012 East Coast Tour | ||
| 09/03/12 | The Blackwater Fever in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 20.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: upper Roma St.
Venue phone: (07)3236 2300.
It’s not an old time thing you’re feeling. Gin martinis at 3pm are still a legitimate cure for ennui. You may not yet know what the ‘mean reds’ are, but Kira Puru and The Bruise will help you understand. Slowly. Skilfully. Here’s how it goes: you’ll stand, arms-crossed and uncertain, while KP+TB unfurl an ode to modern sadness in 40 uncomplicated minutes. It doesn’t have to be one of those days, when you’re there, you’ll just get it–languid, sullen, sweaty, spine-tingling.
NEED MORE CONVINCING?
“Sharon Jones-meets-Ella Fitz pipes, flirty menace and whip-tight, black singlet-clad band are an enticing slice of badass that had an early-arvo room thrashing merrily along.” – The Brag
“Unnerving, ungodly and strangely enticing.” – Forte Magazine
“It’s a little bit of sunshine and a whole lot of darkness” – Mark Ireland, The Dwarf
“Ooozing with sophistication and style yet dirty enough to be yelling “give it to me” in a back alley brothel.” – Something Sweet To Throw Away
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| 10/03/12 | The Blackwater Fever in Surfers Paradise | The Loft |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 20.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: 54a Thomas Drive Chevron Island, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217.
It’s not an old time thing you’re feeling. Gin martinis at 3pm are still a legitimate cure for ennui. You may not yet know what the ‘mean reds’ are, but Kira Puru and The Bruise will help you understand. Slowly. Skilfully. Here’s how it goes: you’ll stand, arms-crossed and uncertain, while KP+TB unfurl an ode to modern sadness in 40 uncomplicated minutes. It doesn’t have to be one of those days, when you’re there, you’ll just get it–languid, sullen, sweaty, spine-tingling.
NEED MORE CONVINCING?
“Sharon Jones-meets-Ella Fitz pipes, flirty menace and whip-tight, black singlet-clad band are an enticing slice of badass that had an early-arvo room thrashing merrily along.” – The Brag
“Unnerving, ungodly and strangely enticing.” – Forte Magazine
“It’s a little bit of sunshine and a whole lot of darkness” – Mark Ireland, The Dwarf
“Ooozing with sophistication and style yet dirty enough to be yelling “give it to me” in a back alley brothel.” – Something Sweet To Throw Away
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| 23/03/12 | The Blackwater Fever in Sydney | Good God Small Club |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 20.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: 53-55 Liverpool Street Sydney NSW 2000.
Venue phone: (02)8084 0587.
It’s not an old time thing you’re feeling. Gin martinis at 3pm are still a legitimate cure for ennui. You may not yet know what the ‘mean reds’ are, but Kira Puru and The Bruise will help you understand. Slowly. Skilfully. Here’s how it goes: you’ll stand, arms-crossed and uncertain, while KP+TB unfurl an ode to modern sadness in 40 uncomplicated minutes. It doesn’t have to be one of those days, when you’re there, you’ll just get it–languid, sullen, sweaty, spine-tingling.
NEED MORE CONVINCING?
“Sharon Jones-meets-Ella Fitz pipes, flirty menace and whip-tight, black singlet-clad band are an enticing slice of badass that had an early-arvo room thrashing merrily along.” – The Brag
“Unnerving, ungodly and strangely enticing.” – Forte Magazine
“It’s a little bit of sunshine and a whole lot of darkness” – Mark Ireland, The Dwarf
“Ooozing with sophistication and style yet dirty enough to be yelling “give it to me” in a back alley brothel.” – Something Sweet To Throw Away
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| 30/03/12 | The Blackwater Fever in Melbourne City | The Pony Club |
| Time: 2:00am. Admission: free. Age restrictions: 18+. stay up late with The Blackwater Fever on the AM slot at The Pony | ||
| Tour: Kira Piru and the Bruise 2012 East Coast Tour | ||
| 30/03/12 | The Blackwater Fever in Collingwood | The Tote |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 20.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: 67-71 Johnston Street Collingwood VIC 3066.
Venue phone: (03)9419 5320.
It’s not an old time thing you’re feeling. Gin martinis at 3pm are still a legitimate cure for ennui. You may not yet know what the ‘mean reds’ are, but Kira Puru and The Bruise will help you understand. Slowly. Skilfully. Here’s how it goes: you’ll stand, arms-crossed and uncertain, while KP+TB unfurl an ode to modern sadness in 40 uncomplicated minutes. It doesn’t have to be one of those days, when you’re there, you’ll just get it–languid, sullen, sweaty, spine-tingling.
NEED MORE CONVINCING?
“Sharon Jones-meets-Ella Fitz pipes, flirty menace and whip-tight, black singlet-clad band are an enticing slice of badass that had an early-arvo room thrashing merrily along.” – The Brag
“Unnerving, ungodly and strangely enticing.” – Forte Magazine
“It’s a little bit of sunshine and a whole lot of darkness” – Mark Ireland, The Dwarf
“Ooozing with sophistication and style yet dirty enough to be yelling “give it to me” in a back alley brothel.” – Something Sweet To Throw Away
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The Gin Club
| Date | City | Venue |
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| Tour: The Gin Club/Texas Tea | ||
| 23/03/12 | The Gin Club in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 18.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: upper Roma St.
Venue phone: (07)3236 2300.
Two of the country’s finest bands are heading out on the road in March for a co-headline launch tour. Launching a brand new live album and a new flexi-disc single respectively, The Gin Club and Texas Tea will be hitting all east coast capitals in a folk/country/rock celebration.
It’s been almost two years since the release of Deathwish, The Gin Club’s critically acclaimed fourth album. Since then, the band (and their various side projects) have been busy. They’ve toured the country numerous times, done their traditional Christmas shows and relocated to every corner of the country (and the globe). Now, the nine-piece collective are set to release their first-ever live album, appropriately titled The Gin Club Live. Completely funded through crowd sourcing site IndieGoGo, the band raised over $8000 from fan pledges alone. The album has been assembled from a stockpile of shows recorded over their eight year history, including: a pair at the East Brunswick Club in Melbourne; their three CD launches at Brisbane’s Troubadour in 2010; a few festival appearances; and their set at the Troubadour’s last-ever night. Available now on preorder from The Gin Club Bandcamp page, the album will be officially released on 11th February.
Two-piece indie country kids Texas Tea may appear to have been pretty quiet over the past year or two however behind the scenes things have been hectic for Ben and Kate. Ben’s legendary Brisbane garage rock trio Vegas Kings parted ways, the duo took a few trips to Europe and the UK, toured the east coast of Australia, gained a cult following in France and generally enjoyed life as one of Brisbane’s most well respected alt-country outfits. Now, after heading into the studio with legendary producer, Magoo, Texas Tea have emerged with “I Don’t Write No Sad Songs”, the first taste of their upcoming third album – due out September 2012. Better yet, the band is releasing this new single on limited edition flexi-disc vinyl (remember the vinyl you used to get for free in magazines?) with numbered handcrafted cardboard packaging. The song will also be available for free download from 1st March from the Texas Tea Bandcamp page.
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| 24/03/12 | The Gin Club in Sydney | The Spectrum |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: 18.
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: 34 Oxford St Darlinghurst.
Two of the country’s finest bands are heading out on the road in March for a co-headline launch tour. Launching a brand new live album and a new flexi-disc single respectively, The Gin Club and Texas Tea will be hitting all east coast capitals in a folk/country/rock celebration.
It’s been almost two years since the release of Deathwish, The Gin Club’s critically acclaimed fourth album. Since then, the band (and their various side projects) have been busy. They’ve toured the country numerous times, done their traditional Christmas shows and relocated to every corner of the country (and the globe). Now, the nine-piece collective are set to release their first-ever live album, appropriately titled The Gin Club Live. Completely funded through crowd sourcing site IndieGoGo, the band raised over $8000 from fan pledges alone. The album has been assembled from a stockpile of shows recorded over their eight year history, including: a pair at the East Brunswick Club in Melbourne; their three CD launches at Brisbane’s Troubadour in 2010; a few festival appearances; and their set at the Troubadour’s last-ever night. Available now on preorder from The Gin Club Bandcamp page, the album will be officially released on 11th February.
Two-piece indie country kids Texas Tea may appear to have been pretty quiet over the past year or two however behind the scenes things have been hectic for Ben and Kate. Ben’s legendary Brisbane garage rock trio Vegas Kings parted ways, the duo took a few trips to Europe and the UK, toured the east coast of Australia, gained a cult following in France and generally enjoyed life as one of Brisbane’s most well respected alt-country outfits. Now, after heading into the studio with legendary producer, Magoo, Texas Tea have emerged with “I Don’t Write No Sad Songs”, the first taste of their upcoming third album – due out September 2012. Better yet, the band is releasing this new single on limited edition flexi-disc vinyl (remember the vinyl you used to get for free in magazines?) with numbered handcrafted cardboard packaging. The song will also be available for free download from 1st March from the Texas Tea Bandcamp page.
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| 31/03/12 | The Gin Club in Carlton | John Curtin Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: 18. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 29 Lygon Street Carlton Victoria 3053. Venue phone: (03) 9663 6350. Two of the country’s finest bands are heading out on the road in March for a co-headline launch tour. Launching a brand new live album and a new flexi-disc single respectively, The Gin Club and Texas Tea will be hitting all east coast capitals in a folk/country/rock celebration. It’s been almost two years since the release of Deathwish, The Gin Club’s critically acclaimed fourth album. Since then, the band (and their various side projects) have been busy. They’ve toured the country numerous times, done their traditional Christmas shows and relocated to every corner of the country (and the globe). Now, the nine-piece collective are set to release their first-ever live album, appropriately titled The Gin Club Live. Completely funded through crowd sourcing site IndieGoGo, the band raised over $8000 from fan pledges alone. The album has been assembled from a stockpile of shows recorded over their eight year history, including: a pair at the East Brunswick Club in Melbourne; their three CD launches at Brisbane’s Troubadour in 2010; a few festival appearances; and their set at the Troubadour’s last-ever night. Available now on preorder from The Gin Club Bandcamp page, the album will be officially released on 11th February. Two-piece indie country kids Texas Tea may appear to have been pretty quiet over the past year or two however behind the scenes things have been hectic for Ben and Kate. Ben’s legendary Brisbane garage rock trio Vegas Kings parted ways, the duo took a few trips to Europe and the UK, toured the east coast of Australia, gained a cult following in France and generally enjoyed life as one of Brisbane’s most well respected alt-country outfits. Now, after heading into the studio with legendary producer, Magoo, Texas Tea have emerged with “I Don’t Write No Sad Songs”, the first taste of their upcoming third album – due out September 2012. Better yet, the band is releasing this new single on limited edition flexi-disc vinyl (remember the vinyl you used to get for free in magazines?) with numbered handcrafted cardboard packaging. The song will also be available for free download from 1st March from the Texas Tea Bandcamp page. | ||
WE ALL WANT TO
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| 26/02/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Brisbane | Dowse Bar |
| Time: 5:00pm. Admission: Free Entry. Address: Corner of Given Tce and Dowse Street, Paddington, Brisbane. We All Want To will team up with a bunch of their mates throughout the month of February to share their weekly stripped back Residency. Joining them on the 26th will be Blood Relative aka Chris Moller (Ex Midget). | ||
| Tour: We All Want To, Halfway and guests | ||
| 30/03/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Brisbane | Irish Club |
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Time: 7:00pm.
Admission: 30..
Age restrictions: 18+.
Address: 175 Elizabeth Street Brisbane QLD 4000.
Venue phone: (07)3221 5699.
join in on a very special night in support of the deaf Society with Sixfthick, We All Want To and Transvaal Diamond Syndicate
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| 30/03/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Brisbane | Irish Club |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Box office: http://www.facebook.com/thebridgeclub4000. Address: 175 Elizabeth Street Brisbane QLD 4000. Venue phone: (07)3221 5699. 4 Senses Benefit Show w/ he Guthries Black Mustang We All Want To Transvaal Diamond Syndicate Six Ft Hick | ||
| 30/03/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Gold Coast | Sky Parlour @ The Loft |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 54a Thomas Drive, Chevron Island, Gold Coast. We All Want To w/ Silent Feature Era and Talltails | ||
| Tour: WE ALL WANT TO Single launch with guests Halfway | ||
| 12/04/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Sunshine Coast | Sol Bar |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 19 Ocean Street Maroochydore QLD 4558. Venue phone: 07 5443 9550. We All Want To w/ Halfway and Nick Barker. Related post. | ||
| 13/04/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Toowoomba | Spotted Cow |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 296 Ruthven St Toowoomba QLD 4350. Venue phone: (07) 4639 3264. We All Want To w/ SILENT FEATURE ERA and guests Related post. | ||
| 14/04/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in West End | Jet Black Cat |
| Time: 12:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. We All Want To Only Acoustic show Related post. | ||
| 14/04/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Brisbane | Beetle Bar |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: upper Roma St. Venue phone: (07)3236 2300. We All Want To w/ Halfway, Nick Barker and Silent Feature Era. Related post. | ||
| 21/04/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in West End | The Avid Reader Bookshop |
| Time: 2:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: Boundary Street. We All Want To Only Semi acoustic show – mid afternoon. Related post. | ||
| 27/04/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Sydney | Oxford Arts Gallery Bar |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. We All Want To w/ Halfway and Nick Barker Related post. | ||
| 28/04/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Canberra | The Phoenix Bar |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. We All Want To w/ Halfway Related post. | ||
| 03/05/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Adelaide | The Exeter Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. We All Want To w/ Halfway Acoustic duos. Related post. | ||
| 04/05/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Adelaide | The Metropolitan Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 46 Grote St ADELAIDE SA 5000. Venue phone: 08 8231 5471. We All Want To w/ Halfway and Nick Barker Related post. | ||
| 05/05/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Fitzroy | The Empress Hotel |
| Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 714 Nicholson St Fitzroy North VIC 3068. Venue phone: (03) 94898605. We All Want To w/ Halfway, Nick Barker & Special Guest TBA. Related post. | ||
| 06/05/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in St Kilda | Pure Pop Records |
| Time: 1:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. Address: 221 Barkly St St Kilda Victoria 3182. Venue phone: (03) 9525 5220. We All Want To w/ Halfway Acoustic duo shows only. Related post. | ||
| 06/05/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Kew Melbourne Vic | Kew RSL Club |
| Time: 5:00pm. Age restrictions: 18+. We All Want To w/ Halfway and Nick Barker Related post. | ||
| 29/07/12 | WE ALL WANT TO in Brisbane | Brisbane Powerhouse |
| Time: 3:00pm. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: New Farm Park. We All Want To take to the stage for a relaxed Sunday afternoon Livespark. Joining them will be good friends The Suicide Swans. | ||
