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Playground Weekender 2011 Second line up announced

Posted in Festivals, Gigs with tags , , , , , , , , , , on November 30, 2010 by keelykov

Playground Weekender is going to be taking over our late February’s with music, sun and some absolutely awesome Saturday costumes (anyone see the lego man last year??).

Check out the second instalment of the 2011 line up:

Lamb  / Tricky / The Beautiful Girls / Architecture in Helsinki / You Am I / Midnight Juggernauts / Mayer Hawthorne & County / Derrick Carter / Black Mountain / The Like / I Am Kloot / Dixon / Ame  / Ewan Pearson / Mad Professor / Mock & Toof (DFA) / Fort Knox Five / Trus’me / Mark De Clive Lowe / Lorn / Parades / Black Angus & Dangerous Dan (You Only Live Once) / Grace Woodroofe / Rat Vs Possum / King Cannons / Giselle / Electric Empire / Rephrase / Fait Accompli / Andy Bull / Slow Down Honey + more to be announced

Playground Weekender is Thursday 17 – Sunday 20 February at Del Rio Riverside Resort, Wisemans Ferry, NSW, Australia.

So here is the full line up to date:

Doves
Lamb
Tricky
Kool & the Gang
De La Soul
Kate Nash
The Beautiful Girls
Caribou
Architecture in Helsinki
You Am I
Roy Ayers
Midnight Juggernauts
Mayer Hawthorne & County
Derrick Carter
Four Tet
Black Mountain
The Like
I Am Kloot
Tunng
Hungry Kids of Hungary
Norman Jay MBE
Toro Y Moi
Damian Lazarus
Dixon
Belleruche
Tom Middleton
Ame
LTJ Bukem
Ewan Pearson
Mad Professor
Mock & Toof (DFA)
Fort Knox Five
Heidi
Trus’me
Canyons
Djanimals
Mark De Clive Lowe
Lorn
King Tide
Roska
Clive Henry
Parades
Black Angus & Dangerous Dan (You Only Live Once)
Grace Woodroofe
Strange Talk
Rat Vs Possum
King Cannons
James Curd (Greenskeepers)
Giselle
Electric Empire
Rephrase
Meem
Fait Accompli
Andy Bull
Slow Down Honey
+More to be announced.

TICKETS / on sale now

First release 3 day tickets – $199 + b fee
First release 4 day tickets – $219 + b fee
Final release 3 day tickets – $229 + b fee
Final release 4 day tickets – $249 + b fee

Available HERE

Local acts added to all Big Day Out dates

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big day out

Local acts galore have been added to Big Day Out bills around the country for the 2011 tour.

Check out all the awesome local representation! It almost makes me wish I had a ticket. Almost.

Sunday, 23 January – Gold Coast Parklands
Locals: Blonde On Blonde, Halfway, Short Cut Kids, Fans Djs, Bleeding Knees Club, Laneous And The Family Yah, Lynchmada, Electric Horse, The Delta Riggs, The Kidney Thieves, The Moderns, Oceanics, Dead Beat Band, Nine Sons Of Dan, The City Shake Up, Ilona Harker & The Daughters Of The Rum Rebellion, Founds And Ball Park Music (Triple J Unearthed)

Wednesday, 26 January – Sydney Showground
Locals: Smudge, I Am Giant, Hardons, Amy Meredith, Boy And Bear, Parades, Knievel, Cameras, Chaingang, World Champion, Catcall, Flatwound, Nina Las Vegas, Yacht Club Djs, Paradise Lost Djs And We Say Bamboulee (Triple J Unearthed)

Thursday, 27 January – Sydney Showground
Locals: I Am Giant, The Snowdroppers, Amy Meredith, Boy And Bear, Parades, Papa Vs Pretty, Regular John, Cabins, Jinja Safari, The Mission In Motion, Bass Kleph + Chris Arnott, Mark Murphy, The Only, The Hummingbirds, Brendan Clay And Lanie Lane (Triple J Unearthed)

Sunday, 30 January – Melbourne Flemington Racecourse
Local Additions: Gareth Liddiard, Boomgates, Super Wild Horses, Streetparty, T-Rek, Dj Perplex And Eagle & The Worm (Triple J Unearthed Winner)

Friday, 4 February – Adelaide Showground

Locals: Grenadiers, Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire!, The Salvadors, The Killgirls, The Touch, Ill Equipt And Pagen Elypsis (Triple J Unearthed)

Sunday, 6 February – Perth Claremont Showground

Locals: The Scotch Of Saint James, The Novocaines, The Fags, Ruby Boots, San Cisco, Q-Bik, Seeka And Split Seconds (Triple J Unearthed)

Friday, 21 January – Auckland Mt Smart Stadium

Locals: The Phoenix Foundation, Knives At Noon, Luger Boa, The Unfaithful Ways, Three Houses Down, Tommy Ill, Grayson Gilmour, Aural Trash (DJs), Harry The Bastard (Dj), Surf City , Home Brew , Family Cactus, Bang Bang Eche, Dj Meltron, Computers Want Me Dead, Steriogram, Mt Eden Dubstep, The Earlybirds, 1995, DJ Ghost, DJ Cxl, Kody & Bic, Dave Mulcahy (Lilyworld) And Sam Hill, General Lee, Josh On Decks, Red Falcon, Andrew Tidball And DJ Bassic

Sydney Festival 2011 program announced

Posted in Festivals, Gigs with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on November 9, 2010 by keelykov

Emmylou Harris

Sydney Festival 2011 is shaping up to be a month long music marathon. Running from the  9th – 29th January 2011, the festival will see some of the world’s best musicians gather to rock the socks the Harbour city.

The highly anticipated Festival First Night (which is free, and everyone knows that’s a good price!) will this year see the great Emmylou Harris headline the Domain stage while across the city The Dynamites featuring Charles Walker, Arrested Development, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, Hanggai & cabaret crusaders Smoke & Mirrors will be performing.

The rest of the festival will take place across the city at Beck’s Festival Bar, Spiegeltent, Opera House, City Recital Hall & Enmore theatre:

Beck’s Festival Bar:

January 9th – The Dynamites featuring Charles Walker, I Like It Like That Orchestra & Russ Dewbury
January 10th – Arrested Development & The Last Kinection
January 12th – The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion & Super Wild Horses
January 13th – Future Classic: Henrik Schwarz
January 14th – FBi Night: Djanimals and Kyü
January 15th – PICNIC: DJ Harvey & DJ Garth
January 19th – Scribe, Ru C.L. & Radical Son
January 20th – Wire, HEALTH & Popfrenzy DJs
January 21st – Matt and Kim & TheDeathSet
January 22nd – Cobblestone Jazz, Mathew Jonson & Murat Kilic (Reckless Republic)
January 26th – Beach House & Parades
January 27th – FBi Night: Holy Fuck & My Disco
January 28th – Aloe Blacc & The Grand Scheme, Benji B, Waajeed & Africa Hitech
January 29th Mad Racket: Octave One (Live)

Spiegeltent:

Smoke & Mirrors – January 6th – February 6th
Misanthropology – January 9th-30th
Kitty, Daisy & Lewis – January 9th, 11th, 12th
Ólöf Arnalds’ – January 22nd-23rd
Villagers – January 25th – 27th
Mountain Man January 13th-14th
Owen Pallett – January 19th -21st
Hanggai – January 9th
Colm Mac Con Iomaire, January 25th -27th

Opera House:

Sufjan Stevens – Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, January 27-28

City Recital Hall:

Tomasz Stanko Quintet – City Recital Hall Angel Place, January 28
Paul Kelly A-Z shows – City Recital Hall Angel Place, January 20-23
Beach House – City Recital Hall Angel Place on January 27
Gotye – City Recital Hall Angel Place on January 27

Enmore Theatre:

Los Lobos – Enmore Theatre, January 14

Nice one Sydney. Nice one.

Ernest Ellis and Parades co-headline tour cancelled due to illness

Posted in Australian Artists, Gigs, News, Tours with tags , , , on September 30, 2010 by keelykov

The joint headline tour for Ernest Ellis and Parades has unfortunately been forced to cancel.

This is due to a medical condition that Roland ‘Ernest Ellis’ is suffering in his hearing which – if exposed to loud noise for an extended period of time – could result in further complications and permanent damage. He has been advised by doctors not to expose his hearing for at least two months in order to avoid any serious long-term health problems.

Therefore the October tour with Parades has been cancelled. Parades will not be continuing with the tour either. Refunds are available from all ticketing outlets.

He has also been forced to pull out of the Glenn Richards support slot at the Metro in Sydney on November 12th.
Ernest Ellis will, however do the One Movement Showcase in Perth on Sunday, October 10th. This will be his only show for the two-month period.

Roland is extremely disappointed about the cancellations, but hopes fans will understand that this short-term hiatus will allow him to continue for years to come.

Ernest Ellis will still appear at the Pyramid Rock and Peat’s Ridge Festivals at the end of the year.

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