Having spent some time on the stages of some of the world’s most prestigious festivals, including Lollapalooza, All Tomorrow’s Parties, Pitchfork Festival, Bonnaroo, and our own Laneway Festival, New York duo Cults have sharpened their chops considerably since their 2011 debut. In fact, guitarist and percussionist Brian Oblivion recently told Music Feeds Podcast that when
En route to the Maitland leg of Groovin The Moo 2014, I was sure I knew what the biggest mission of the day would be. The organisers just always seem to get it right: some solid international acts interspersed between seasoned Aussie festival acts, and those up-and-comers that Triple J listeners would be all too
English grime MC Dizzee Rascal has cancelled all three of his Groovin The Moo 2014 sideshows, but will still appear at the festival. As FasterLouder notes, Dizzee’s sideshows at the Eatons Hill Hotel in Brisbane, the Enmore Theatre in Sydney and the Palace Theatre in Melbourne have disappeared from the venues’ respective websites, and ticket
Things have been increasingly hectic in the Cults camp, with the New York indie duo still garnering praise for their sophomore effort, Static, and currently gearing up to play Groovin The Moo and a string of sideshows. Though Brian Oblivion tells us they’re not in a state of permanent jet-lag yet. “We’ve been there for
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Perth superstars Karnivool were revealed to be playing Australia’s favourite regional touring festival, Groovin The Moo, after letting the news slip in an interview. They’ve now delivered even bigger news, announcing that they will accompany the festival dates with a string of new headline shows. The Karnivool boys have been keeping something of a low
Following the recent announcements that Adelaide rapper AllDay and a bunch of triple j unearthed winners will be joining the Groovin The Moo 2014 lineup, today several new, local acts have been added to packed bills in each state. The new acts will join the likes of Disclosure and Karnivool as the festival kicks off
American producer and one-man-band Robert DeLong has been on an upward trajectory since he pondered the question, “Did I make you fucking dance?” Australia was one of the first countries to pick up on DeLong’s energetic brand of dance music, lapping his his debut track, Global Concepts. Since then, he’s toured Australia twice—once, soundtracking Splendour
Groovin The Moo 2014 kicks off next month at Oakbank Racecourse, with a lineup featuring the likes of Disclosure and Karnivool. Joining them will be the newly announced Triple J Unearthed local additions: Sweet Shoppe, The Patriots, Lost Boys, Outlines, Flamingo, and The Acitones. Garage punk four-piece Sweet Shoppe are set to rock Canberra. Citing
“Some chick passed out on the side of the stage and pissed herself,” said Danny Harley of one of his recent gigs. If you can judge how far someone’s star is rising, there’s no better indication than a punter literally wetting themselves at your show. Mind you, it’s hard to judge Harley’s The Kite String
“Action Bronson is regretful of the clash in commitments…”
The momentum surrounding the highly anticipated 2014 return of Groovin The Moo, Australia’s favourite regional music festival, is building and may just go into overdrive with the announcement that Melbourne boys Kingswood will play a series of headline dates immediately following GTM. The boys kicked off 2014 in the kind of style we’ve come to
UK electronic duo Disclosure gave “blowing up” a new meaning in 2013 with the release of their highly acclaimed debut album, Settle. The boys have now announced an Australian headline tour in conjunction with their place on the recently announced Groovin The Moo 2014 tour lineup. The boys’ headline tour kicks off Thursday, 24th April
Auckland synth-rockers The Naked and Famous, recently here for Big Day Out, have announced a series of Australian headline shows to coincide with their dates on the forthcoming Groovin The Moo 2014 tour this April and May, playing venues in Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Sydney. According to the band’s Facebook page, their Australian headline tour
Recently announced as part of the lineup for Groovin The Moo 2014, East London’s favourite troublemaker Dizzee Rascal has also announced a run of East Coast headline dates. Our own Mike Hohnen caught up with Dizzee while he was in Los Angeles for the latest Music Feeds Podcast. “I’ve always moved around the way I
One of the quickest wits and smartest mouths ever to come out of London, the always tongue-in-cheek Dizzee Rascal has announced that in addition to his place on the highly-anticipated 2014 Groovin The Moo roster, he will embark on a run of East Coast headline dates presented by Music Feeds! Once a 19-year-old from East
Having been confirmed for the epic Groovin The Moo 2014 lineup, New York indie duo Cults have announced that they will embark on a series of sideshows across the country, their second Australian sojourn since they amazed audiences in 2012 as part of that year’s Laneway Festival bill. Young guns Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion
Canadian indie outfit Holy Fuck have announced that their first tour since 2011 will take place right here in Australia, kicking off Thursday, 24th April at The Zoo in Brisbane. The sideshows announcement follows last week’s news that Holy Fuck will play as part of Groovin The Moo 2014. The band had originally intended to
Australia’s electro sweethearts The Presets are back in a big way in 2014, with appearances at Groovin The Moo on the cards, a collaboration with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and now the duo are dropping dates for three headlining shows this May. Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes will be unveiling their new show in some
Disclosure head up a massive bill for GTM 2014!
