Year: 2019

Florence + The Machine embarked on their sixth tour of Australia in January 2019. Fronted by vocal powerhouse Florence Welch, the globally renowned music sensations returned to unleash their mesmerising live show on audiences around the country.

“A Jonathan Bree gig is one of those gigs where you don’t look at the clock once, and you realise, when it’s finished, that you were immersed/transfixed in nearly two hours of aural and visual beauty” Mary Boukouvalas

Australia’s favourite hard rocking blokes The Screaming Jets played York on Lilydale Hotel in Mt Evelyn on Saturday 12 January 2019, for their final Victorian show of The Gotcha Covered Tour. Fronted by founding members Dave Gleeson on vocals and bassist Paul Woseen, the band is rounded out with guitarists Jimi Hocking and Scott Kingman (Horsehead), with Mark McLeod on drums.

A star on a meteoric rise, Leon Bridges consistently tours world over selling out iconic rooms around the world from the Greek Theatre in LA to the Leeds’ O2 Academy, and playing festivals like Glastonbury, Fuji Rock Festival, and our very own Falls Festival.

US singer-songwriter Noah Kahan, returns to Australia after packed debut shows earlier this year. Platinum ARIA single ‘Hurt Somebody’ (with Julia Michaels) went wild globally, and showcases his unique brand of stripped-back acoustic folk flair. No stranger to prestigious support slots, Kahan has also toured with the likes of Lauv, Ben Folds, Milky Chance, and George Ezra.

Canadian singer-songwriter Paul Laine played a one-off Australian concert in Melbourne at the Northcote Social Club on Thursday 17 January 2019. Widely considered to be one of the best vocalists in the melodic heavy rock genre, Paul Laine is best known for the work he did as a member of Danger Danger over eleven years, which included four studio albums. He has also released solo material and albums with bands Dark Horse and The Defiants. His backing band was melodic hard rockers The Radio Sun – Jason Old on vocals, Stevie Janevski on guitar, Gilbert Annese on drums, and Anthony Wong on bass – who also played a support set to kick off the night. The sizeable crowd throughly enjoyed this special show on Paul Laine’s third visit to Australia.

On April 22nd 2012 for the first time in 21 years, all four original members of Sydney based band Sunnyboys walked on-stage at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre and performed as guests of the Hoodoo Gurus on their Dig it Up! Invitational.

For 35 years, the church has remained one of music’s greatest enigmas, exuding surreal psychedelia and opiated dronescapes. Already, 2015 has seen significant strides in church revivalism, as their impermeable influence resonates with industry and listeners alike.