Year: 2022

A family guitar trio led by one of the world’s finest classical Latin-American avant-garde guitarists, Chilean-born Victor Martinez Parada, Martinez Akustica deliver jazz with flair and passion. Reuniting with sons Andro and Dauno after a ten-year absence, the interplay between the trio – on six-string acoustic and electric guitar and bass and using their instruments as percussion and vocal beat box – is both endearing and awe-inspiring.

considered one of the most dynamic and re-inventive faces of pop music. The two new albums and national concert tour mark the next chapter in an extraordinary alternative pop career, throughout which The Veronicas have cemented their place as bona fide pop icons.

Regurgitator formed in Brisbane by core members Quan Yeomans and Ben Ely, along with drummer Martin Lee, played their first show March 1994. Current drummer, Peter Kostic joining late ‘99.

Explorers who didn’t find anything, the Fauves have ranged the Australian landscape for 31 years, searching fruitlessly for an inland sea where a weary middle-aged man might erect a deckchair and take the healing waters. They have released albums that have slipped down the backs of couches, been lost in the wash and left on the back seats of taxis. Long have journalists issued pro-forma three-star reviews before repairing to the second-hand music store to greedily hock their complimentary album, only to emerge indignant with less money than they spent on the parking meter.

Rapper, Actor, Reality TV Star, Chef, Grammy Award Winner and bona fide hitmaker, Coolio has done it all and does not look like slowing down any time soon. Known for his energetic and hit laden live shows, Coolio brings the hip hop element to the Made In The ’90s Festival with his band. Expect to hear all the hits and lots more.

Hit makers Next are responsible for some of the biggest r&b anthems of all time and have been staples on dance floors around the world for over twenty years. The group returns to Australia performing their full show for the first time since 2005. Fans can expect to hear the hits as well as some real gems from their catalogue.

Singer, actor and model Q Parker is no stranger to Aussie audiences having toured Australia with his former group 112 on numerous occasions. Q joins us as host of the Made In The ‘90s festival.

Grammy Winners All-4-One return to Australia for the first time since 2010 and for the first time ever in New Zealand. The group, who formed in 1993, and have sold 70 million records, remain one of the most consistent recording and touring r&b groups in the world.

As one half of r&b duo, Zhané, singer, songwriter and actress, Renée Neufville continues to carry the torch for the group who drew worldwide acclaim with the smash hit, “Hey Mr. DJ”. Renée continues to record and perform as a solo artist on the jazz circuit.

There’s an unshakable sense of comfort and resonance that comes with listening to Slowly Slowly. Frontman Ben Stewart’s vivid lyricism and emotionally-charged vocals douse swirling guitars and soaring percussion and prove the band as nothing short of striking storytellers.