Bush brought their British alternative rock sound to John Cain Arena last night, sharing top billing with Shinedown on their co-headline Australian tour. The band’s return gave Australian fans another chance to hear their music on an arena stage.
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Shinedown returned to Melbourne after 16 years, co-headlining John Cain Arena with Bush. The American rock band’s long-awaited Australian comeback rounded out a night that began with Coast Arcade.
On paper, Bush and Shinedown might seem like an unlikely pairing. Bush emerged from the UK in 1992 with their distinctive alternative-rock sound, while Shinedown who formed in 2001, have built their reputation as one […]
