The eccentric trio of Kitty, Daisy & Lewis are the next artists in line to announce their run of extra headline sideshows, to complement their Splendour In The Grass 2015 appearance. The London siblings will play four extra headline shows, one each in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, following their Splendour set on Sunday, 26th
Splendour In The Grass 2015 may have already sold out, but festivalheads who missed their chance to nab tickets to the Byron Bay camping spectacular still have a second shot to see some of their favourite acts this year, now that the sideshow parade has officially begun. Plenty of Splendour artists are giving punters a
Foo Fighters and Muse have been announced atop the first lineup announcement for Japan’s Fuji Rock Festival, which traditionally shares a number of its acts with Splendour In The Grass. The lineup drop means we can officially begin the 2015 Splendour rumour mill and if we’re going off this first announcement, we could be seeing
The buzz surrounding family band Kitty Daisy & Lewis has been well and truly smouldering over the last few years but it looks set to fully ignite with the release of their new album, Kitty Daisy & Lewis The Third. Known for their authentic approach to recording music, the new album is the first time
Three years on since releasing their hugely acclaimed Smoking In Heaven, London siblings Kitty, Daisy & Lewis have now unveiled Baby Bye Bye, the first single taken from their new album Kitty, Daisy & Lewis The Third, and we’ve got its video premiere right here on Music Feeds. We’re told the mesmerising video, shot by
In Sydney last night, Kitty, Daisy and Lewis Durham from North London took the audience on a musical adventure from the southern states of 1950’s USA to the island of Trinidad and back again. The siblings, joined on stage by ma and pa Durham, delivered an eclectic and electric set of retro-inspired tunes that had
