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Midnight Oil
TOUR DATES & TICKETINGarrow
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Thu 23 May, 2019 | Anita's Theatre, Wollongong - 18+* | |
Mon 27 May, 2019 | Royal Theatre, Canberra - 18+* |
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Leah Flanagan
CANBERRA SHOW ONLY
Sydney via Darwin songstress and occasional ukulele whisperer Leah Flanagan is best known for the authenticity and refreshing honesty in both her songwriting and singing. These traits have led her to contribute to essential indigenous works including Archie Roach’s Charcoal Lane. Leah is currently working with The Yothu Yindi Treaty Project, the Arafura Games and her third studio album, due for release in Summer 2019.
The Shining Bird
WOLLONGONG SHOW ONLY
Shining Bird is an experimental pop band from the coastal town of Austinmer, NSW Australia. Originally formed as a studio project in 2012, they released the Shade of the Sea EP, followed by their debut album ‘Leisure Coast’ on Spunk Records in 2013. The album received widespread acclaim for its unique brand of Australiana-infused dream pop. On the back of strong reviews from publications such as Rolling Stone, Russh and the Sydney Morning Herald, as well as earning Album of the Week on ABC’s Radio National, ‘Leisure Coast’ helped propel Shining Bird towards a new bunch of listeners.
After touring extensively in their own right, Shining Bird has played alongside acts such as Kurt Vile, Franz Ferdinand, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, The Drones, Father John Misty, and appeared at numerous festivals including Fairgrounds, Secret Garden, Sydney Festival, Melbourne Music Week and Newtown Festival. The band’s live shows earned them a finalist nomination for ‘Best Live Act’ in FBi’s Sydney Music, Art & Culture Awards in 2014.
For the past year the band have been making regular trips to the Blue Mountains of NSW to write and record new material. Trekking to remote lookouts and watching classic Australian films fueled the creative process. After much anticipation by fans, the band emerged with ‘Rivermouth’, a track steeped in Australian bush and coastal imagery, that reflects a maturity of songwriting and production. The track is filled with layers of detail that offer a different journey on every listen