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In exciting news, Ben Harper will make an exclusive appearance at Bluesfest with two special performances where he will debut his amazing new band billed as BEN HARPER and Relentless7. These sho...
The 18th Meredith Music Festival will take place on the 12th, 13th and 14th December at the Meredith Supernatural Amphitheatre, Victoria, Australia. Meredith is a pioneer of the modern music festival and after 18 years she is at the top of her game.
Guitar-driven jams introduce us to a side of Xavier only hinted at on earlier releases. Richard Wilson reviews Xavier Rudd's Darker Shades of Blue.
WOMAD New Zealand is held in the province of Taranaki on the west coast of the North Island. Overshadowed by Mt Taranaki, the town of New Plymouth wakes from its usual laid-back combination of rural and surf life to become a hive of colour and activity for one big weekend in March…. WOMAD weekend!
As the first year in a long time without a Franti, Harper or Johnson on the lineup at Bluesfest, it was clear from the get-go that the festival's organisers were aiming for something slightly different.
Award winning Canadian musician Joel Plaskett is no stranger to our country, touring almost annually due to overwhelming fan feedback and critical acclaim. This time flying solo without his band, the Emergency, he plays the Vanguard as a sideshow to the Sunshine & Clouds traveling revue and once again, Soulshine’s Max Easton is on the ground to check out another successful Plaskett gig. 
This year's WOMADelaide festival saw 400 artists and 75,000 festival goers converge on the Adelaide Botanical Gardens for two days and three nights, experiencing the best of what world music has to offer.
It's already jam packed with headliners John Butler Trio and The Waifs, Archie Roach, San Lazaro and Dan Sultan, but with just a couple of weeks to go before Chill Island Festival brings Churchill Island on Phillip Island to life, organisers have announced the addition of another band to the line up: up and comers, White Summer. 
On a warm Wednesday afternoon, the picturesque grounds of the Fremantle Arts Centre play host to Xavier Rudd, travelling the country on the White Moth tour.
Now that festival season is picking up, it seems that every week is filled with fresh festival announcements from the heavyweight festivals. It may be a few months away, but the latest announcement from the Bluesfest camp raises the bar once more. 
Fresh off the wings of success in North America and Europe Xavier returns home to a rapidly selling out Australian tour.
When you realise the potential amongst such a young group of musicians, it makes you wonder what is in store for the West Australian indie rock scene.
Too often we pass judgement on the plight of our Aboriginal brethren with apathetic flippancy. It is precisely this issue that two of Australia’s most celebrated bands have chosen to draw attention to on their latest double-headed national tour. 
Better known for his drum work in Machine Gun Fellatio, Glenn Abbott, AKA Bryan Ferrysexual, has found himself a new band after the split of MGF. BY Rhys McRae
Xavier Rudd gets back to his roots and the rooms that supported him in his earlier days to celebrate the launch of "White Moth" up close and personal with his fans.
Queenscliff Music Festival 2008 
Michael Franti and Spearhead
One World Music