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The Union Of Soul Tour traipsing across Australia at the moment is a clear sign that live music is not on life support in this land of ours. Claire Bowditch, The Waifs, and John Butler
If Big Day Out has proved anything it was that diversity is the key to a successful festival, something that the organisers seem to bear in mind with each passing year.
Birds of Tokyo and The John Butler Trio head the nominations for this year's WAMi Awards.
There's no better way to spend a Summer’s day than kicking back on a rolling green lawn enjoying some of the greatest musicians this country has to offer, all with a backdrop of deep blue sea, at Chill Island.
Groove Armada and Kings of Leon star as the fourth annual Southbound festival gets 20,000 punters' 2008 off to a flyer.
The Union Of Soul Tour traipsing across Australia at the moment is a clear sign that live music is not on life support in this land of ours. Claire Bowditch, The Waifs, and John Butler
Groove Armada and Kings of Leon star as the fourth annual Southbound festival gets 20,000 punters' 2008 off to a flyer.
Back for its 39th year, the inaugural Stone festival showed Canberra an assorted range of music acts across four stages and ranging in style from folk fave Paul Kelly to frantic rockersYoung & Restless to hip hop acts Scribe and Casual Projects - and plenty of slick DJs in between.
The Waifs bring SunDirtWater to The Thebby.
Ben Harper, John Mayer and Missy Higgins head to Freo for day two of this year's West Coast Blues and Roots Festival.
John Butler, The Waifs and Clare Bowditch come together for a special triple-bill at the Enmore Theatre.
John Butler, The Waif's and Claire Bowditch played to a full house at The Enmore.
Chill Island Music Festival feat. John Butler Trio, The Waifs, Archie Roach & Shane Howard, San Lazaro, Dan Sultan, White Summer
Groove Armada and Kings of leon headline the fourth annual Southbound Festival.
LEGS 11 – A twilight concert in support of Breast Cancer Research Bringing a fresh and thoughtful approach to an event celebrating men and women in music whilst also promoting the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF), Legs 11 was born
LEGS 11 – A twilight concert in support of Breast Cancer Research Bringing a fresh and thoughtful approach to an event celebrating men and women in music whilst also promoting the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF), Legs 11 was born
The 18th East Coast Blues and Roots Festival 2007
The Waifs play to a sold out Metro
If Big Day Out has proved anything it was that diversity is the key to a successful festival, something that the organisers seem to bear in mind with each passing year.
Travelling is at the heart of The Waifs’ collective soul: as a recurrent theme in their lyrics, music, and personal style - even the band's name came about from a band mate’s parents despairing about the gypsy-hippie roughness of their children.
Australian artists come together to help solve the mystery of Batten's disease.
Birds of Tokyo and The John Butler Trio head the nominations for this year's WAMi Awards.
There's no better way to spend a Summer’s day than kicking back on a rolling green lawn enjoying some of the greatest musicians this country has to offer, all with a backdrop of deep blue sea, at Chill Island.
The John Butler Trio and The Waifs will team up in January for a string of dates around WA.
Josh Fontaine has scored WA music's top songwriting award, taking out the prize for WAM Song of the Year.
Pedal steel legend Lucky Oceans will play alongside the cream of WA music over the next six weeks at Fremantle Arts Centre.
The gals from the Waifs talk tours, sibling rivalry and the joys of making a new album.
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