Year: 2019

The Greek queen from Serres, songstress Glykeria returns to Australia once more. And together, she graced the stage with none other than the talented and extremely popular Cypriot born superstar Mihalis Hatzigiannis. Both incredible performers in their own right, see and hear them live together. Two of Greece’s most popular performers!

One of the last few surviving punk rockers blessed with famous Ramones sobriquet (and the only who wasn’t behind the drumkit), CJ brought his killer band of cretins for a guitar crushing session of psychotherapy!

The trans-pacific traditional acoustic blues duo, Phil Wiggins & Dom Turner, is a collaboration of old friends—America’s foremost harmonica virtuoso, 2017 US National Heritage Fellowship award recipient Phil Wiggins, and legendary Australian blues guitarist/vocalist, Dom Turner.

English mod revival/punk rock band The Jam enjoyed 18 consecutive Top 40 singles in their homeland, from their debut in 1977 through to their break-up in December 1982, including four number ones. Led by Paul Weller as their guitarist and principal singer-songwriter, the band also included bassist Bruce Foxton, whose prominent bass lines and backing vocals were features of so many hits, along with occasional lead vocals on songs such as News of the World and David Watts.

The Impossible is classic Superjesus fare, with head-banging guitars and Sarah Mcleod’s iconic voice. The lyrics are thought-provoking, left of centre, and, in frontwoman Sarah McLeod’s own words, “an unexpected, undeniable banger”! Explaining the inspiration behind the song, McLeod says, “I’m fascinated with moon landing conspiracies.

Forming in Melbourne, Australia, in 1995, and soon building a strong live following, Violetine signed a deal with Mushroom Records’ Bark label. Their first EP, Violetine, was released that same year and was followed by the single “Gutless Feeling” in June 1996. By the time their next single, “Red,” was released in March 1997, drummer Steve Leicester had been replaced Glenn Maynard, who was in turn replaced by Damian Pratt.

Hot off the heels of the release of their latest album Future Ruins earlier this year, which saw them stamp their authority as the OG purveyors of widescreen psychedelic shoegaze, Swervedriver are ready to land back Down Under this September brandishing their latest long player full of molten riffs and a sonic roadtrip through the depths of their back catalogue stretching back almost 30 years.

Flyying Colours are a Melbourne psych/shoegaze band.

Joe Bonamassa is one of the most celebrated performing musicians of today. As a two-time GRAMMY-nominated artist who recently achieved his 21st #1 album on the Billboard Blues Chart, Redemption, Joe is only in his early 40s and has already become a living legend with an astounding multi-genre catalogue of music. Collectively, Bonamassa has over 30 albums to date with studio and live recordings, collaborative albums with blues sensation Beth Hart, and the adventurous side projects Black Country Communion and Rock Candy Funk Party.