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Porno, pyros and politics are normally all you can expect when dropping into the nation’s capital most times of the year. Get yourself there in late November, however, and you’ll find yourself in for a major surprise – and it comes in the form of Foreshore Music Festival. Presenting a diverse and ambitious line-up, ranging from major internationals to sensational up-and-comers right here. The festival’s origins go back to 2007, and has returned year after year to Commonwealth Place, fittingly on the foreshore of Lake Burly Griffin.
The weather may have been looking pretty dreadful in the days leading up to Foreshore, but that didn’t dampen the spirits of the festival’s sell-out crowd.
Armin Van Buuren and Pretty Lights have both announced one off Sydney sideshows - the bad news is they clash.
Ladyhawke has announced a duo of intimate gigs to take place this summer in Sydney and Melbourne.
If Nick van de Wall was to list his favourite pastimes, doing interviews would be unlikely to appear.
"There’s always been negativity towards trance." Armin van Buuren tells inthemix how he's stayed true to the sound that made his name.
Armin gives us his festival manifesto.
"I have a huge respect for all the new house guys and admire and enjoy their work but it's just not me."
"it's been pretty hectic going from no gigs at all to almost five shows a week." Swedish wunderkind Avicii gives us a 15-minute tour of his high-octane life.
"I don’t just want to make hit songs and put them on a disc." Afrojack discusses his album ambitions with inthemix.
"When you talk to people from the UK, they say Canada and the US are all about noisy dubstep." Stereosonic-bound bass bender Datsik muses on the future of his heavy-duty sound.
After his star-making turn at Stereosonic 2010, it was pretty clear Dutch house star Afrojack was poised for a marathon year.
Only just 22, Swedish wunderkind Avicii has already enjoyed a career’s worth of highlights.
For those of you who thought it was some kind of late April Fool's joke, it looks like Armin really is turning astronaut.
LMFAO don’t take themselves too seriously, but they're not likable enough to pull this kind of album off.
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