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Midnight Youth Announce Sydney and Melbourne Shows

Posted on 28/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

When I spoke to Midnight Youth’s Jeremy Redmore last month he assured me his band would “tour the shit out of this country.” The Kiwi lads are starting to make good on that promise with dates announced in Sydney and Melbourne. Fresh from their gigs supporting Birds of Tokyo, the band will play tracks from…

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The Bedroom Philosopher Announces Aussie Tour

Posted on 27/06/201025/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

Following the release of his third musical comedy album Songs from the 86 Tram, The Bedroom Philosopher, aka Justin Heazlewood, is rounding up his band The Awkwardstra and hitting the road. The Bedroom Philosopher says “my live show is both a remarkably memorable life changing experience and cause for major concern.” If that sounds like…

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Dan Webb Impresses with “Way Out” New Single

Posted on 26/06/201025/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

There’s something irresistible about a good-looking young man at a piano. So when I heard “Way Out,” the first track to emerge from Dan Webb’s new EP Hyperspace Clearance I was smitten. More than just a pretty face, Dan’s been pounding the keys since the tender age of five. He uses his instrument to provide…

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3OH!3 Announce Aussie Tour

Posted on 25/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

Those naughty boys 3OH!3 will bring their cheeky brand of electropop Down Under for a quickie Aussie tour in August. The tour will take the Colorado band to the East Coast capitals. No doubt they’ll play all the smash hits from their two big albums Want and Streets of Gold. Tickets for the shows go…

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Melbourne Gallery Shows Glastonbury Photo Exhibition

Posted on 25/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

Most of us can only dream of attending the Glastonbury festival, but music fans in Melbourne can enjoy the next best thing. The city’s Raw Gallery is currently showing Glastonbury: Another Stage, an exhibition of the festival photographs of British snapper Venetia Dearden. The exhibition marks the 40th anniversary of the iconic festival. “As a…

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Optus Searching for Young Music Bloggers for Sound Scribe Competition

Posted on 24/06/201024/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

Have you ever read my blog and thought “I could do better?” Perhaps that’s a question best left unanswered, but if you do fancy yourself as an online music journalist Optus might just be able to make your dreams come true. The telecommunications company is looking for aspiring music writers living in regional Australia to…

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Matt Corby Inks International Deals Ahead of Aussie Single Tour

Posted on 24/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

Australian Idol graduate Matt Corby seems to be travelling just fine without winning the talent show title, thank you very much. He’s just returned home after spending the past two months making industry connections and recording his sophomore EP. That disc will receive an international release through the Communion label run by Mumford and Sons’…

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Q & A with Mark Sholtez

Posted on 23/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

It’s no secret that I’ve been enamoured of late with the new singles from homegrown singer-songwriter Mark Sholtez. So it was a bit of a thrill to chat to the man himself today about recording his new album The Distance Between Two Truths, his songwriting process, and his brand new sound. I saw you live…

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Peter Gabriel Headlines Cup Eve Concert in Melbourne

Posted on 23/06/201028/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

Peter Gabriel will headline a massive concert in Melbourne to celebrate the eve of the 150th anniversary of the Melbourne Cup. The line-up of classic international and Aussie acts gives us plenty to cheer about before the big race. Peter Gabriel will join international tourists Chicago, America, and Peter Frampton, plus Aussie talents including Kate…

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AC/DC and Empire of the Sun Win Big at APRA Awards

Posted on 22/06/2010 by Lauren Katulka

AC/DC and Empire of the Sun were the big winners at last night’s Australian Performing Rights Association (APRA) Awards. Rock stalwarts Angus and Malcolm Young were named songwriters of the year, while their hit Rock ‘N Roll Train was named most played Aussie work overseas. Empire of the Sun bagged a double when “Walking on…

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Lauren Katulka cannot remember a time when music was not a part of her life. Raised on an eclectic diet of Van Morrison, The Eagles, Cold Chisel, and Barbra Streisand, she remembers saving all her pocket money for weeks so she could buy cassettes featuring her favourite singers. At the tender age of 11 she saw her first live concert when Jimmy Barnes took his Soul Deep tour to Newcastle’s Civic Theatre. There was no looking back.

Today Lauren is a happily married freelance writer living on the New South Wales Central Coast. When she's not obsessing about the latest band, or some old favourite, she loves to roller-skate, experiment with new recipes, play pub trivia, and watch indie films.

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