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We're but 17 days away from the return of Foreshore, giving you apt time to plan exactly where and when you'll catch your favourite acts of the day.
Friction and Lexington Music showed their sneaky side this week, dropping a surprise announcement that caps off the lineup announcements for Foreshore Festival 2009.
Friction and Lexington Music today announced the final additions to this year's Foreshore lineup, with Empire of the Sun topping off one massive group of headliners.
Stonefest 2008 celebrated it's 40th birthday this year, and did so in style, with a diverse range of musical acts that spanned over two days.
The wraps have been taken off Stonefest 2008! Three months out from the event, the crew at the University of Canberra (UC) are making an early release of everything you need to know about the city's longest running music festival.
Stumbling home, a slice of pizza in one hand and a big grin on my face, I realised that I should have done this earlier. Dig a little deeper, go out of your comfort zone and give something a go and you’ll find plenty of hidden gems.
As a James Zabiela virgin, and having heard a lot about him, I was very excited to hear that Friction and Lexington Music were bringing him to Canberra. And I can wholeheartedly say that James is easily one of, if not 'the' best DJ I've ever seen.
Canberra favourite James Zabiela is returning to Australian shores and is set to play at the ANU on Friday February 8. Get ready to stroke those chins and dance your heart out!
Once the music began and that sweet BBQ smell drifted across the Amphitheatre in Commonwealth Park, nothing could stop the small but excited Sunsets crowd from having one hell of a party.
Sunsets have brought together a diverse lineup of some of Canberra’s most loved DJs and acts, alongside the most promising new talent.
As a first goer to Lot 33, I didn’t know what to expect. The only thing I had read and been advised about was that it really got pumping shortly after 12. Nevertheless I decided to get there early just to scope out the place.
The Bodysnatchers moved through so many dance genres, if you didn’t feel like shakin’ yo ass at some stage of the set, you should’ve moseyed on back to your ute and headed back to the farm, Bazza.
By about half way through Fourthstate's set, I noticed more of Canberra's regular dance crew arriving to check it out. Fourthstate played some quality tracks in a chunky, hi-tech, nu-skool yet progressive style which to my understanding is quite rare in
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