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Montaigne announces Debut Album

written by Emily Cheung

Thrilling, unconfined songstress, Montaigne has today announced the greatly anticipated release of her debut full-length LP, Glorious Heights set to drop on August 5.  She will be celebrating with her extensive BECAUSE I LOVE YOU national tour, set to kick off at The Brisbane Festival on September 13, moving through Toowoomba, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Port Macquarie, Caloundra, Wollongong, Sydney, Newcastle, Geelong and finishing up at the iconic Corner Hotel in Melbourne on October 15.

The new single released earlier this month, Because I Love You offers an electrifying perspective on pop music and an exciting taste of the debut album.  Ever the innovator, Montaigne collides an impossible variety of influences on this track.  Catchy piano chord progressions and sparkling string arrangements are sculpted to perfection around the anchor of her stunning vocal.  The woman behind Montaigne, Jess Cerro, says of the release, “Because I Love You is a look back at what you’d known to be a healthy and fulfilling relationship whilst experiencing it, but with a little perspective discovered was pretty bad.”

 The new album, Glorious Heights is an in-depth exploration of the world that encompasses Montaigne.  80’s inspired, but impossible to contain, Glorious Heights was written in close collaboration with Tony Buchen (Andy Bull, Spookyland, The Preatures) and recorded at Sony Studios and Studios 301.  Montaigne’s voice is ubiquitous and soaring throughout; an earnest staple that empowers and inspires sincere emotion in the listener.  Of the release, Cerro says, “Tony and I did whatever the hell we wanted without thinking about things we’re fans of too much, only using references to illustrate to one another what kinds of sounds we wanted.  I want to preach empowerment by means of self-improvement; to be able to identify ones weaknesses, analyse them, and mitigate them.  I want people to realise that the warrior of this age is the kind that combats evil by refusing to take part in the processes that sustain it.”

A Montaigne show must be seen to be believed, as the undeniable talent this young person encapsulates is truly something to behold.  Pumped to be hitting the road to tour her new album for fans in September and October, Cerro enthuses, “I think this will be the most fun tour yet.  It’s gonna be like a grand quest, and what we’ll be questing for is les frissons which come with live performance.  It’s gonna be so nerdy and great!”

New single, BECAUSE I LOVE YOU is out now

Debut album, GLORIOUS HEIGHTS is set for release on August 5 (out through Wonderlick Records), available for pre-order now* *all pre-orders will receive BECAUSE I LOVE YOU as an instant grat track + the ability to enter a competition to win tickets to an intimate, private acoustic showcase with Montaigne, more info at www.montaignemusic.com.au

Tickets to the national BECAUSE I LOVE YOU tour are on sale now, excluding Brisbane Festival which will go on sale from June 30
Montaigne offers additional insight into her debut album, GLORIOUS HEIGHTS in this short VIDEO

MONTAIGNE ‘BECAUSE I LOVE YOU’ TOUR DATES

presented by triple j and music feeds

 

TUE 13 SEP | THE SPIEGELTENT @ BRISBANE FESTIVAL, BRISBANE QLD (ALL AGES)

Tickets available from www.brisbanefestival.com.au

FRI 16 SEP | CARNIVAL OF FLOWERS, TOOWOOMBA QLD (ALL AGES)

Tickets available from www.tcof.com.au

FRI 23 SEP | FAT CONTROLLER, ADELAIDE SA

Tickets available from www.moshtix.com.au | 1300 GET TIX | All Moshtix Outlets

SAT 24 SEP | JACK RABBIT SLIMS, PERTH WA

Tickets available from www.ticketbooth.com.au

SAT 01 OCT | BEYOND FESTIVAL, CANBERRA ACT (ALL AGES)

Tickets available from www.beyondfestival.com.au

SUN 02 OCT | WILDWOOD FESTIVAL, PORT MACQUARIE NSW (ALL AGES)

Tickets available from www.wildwoodmusic.com.au

MON 03 OCT | CALOUNDRA MUSIC FESTIVAL, CALOUNDRA QLD (ALL AGES)

Tickets available from www.caloundramusicfestival.com

FRI 07 OCT | UNI BAR, WOLLONGONG NSW

Tickets available from www.moshtix.com.au | 1300 GET TIX | All Moshtix Outlets

SAT 08 OCT | OXFORD ART FACTORY, SYDNEY NSW

Tickets available from www.moshtix.com.au | 1300 GET TIX | All Moshtix Outlets

SUN 09 OCT | LIZOTTES, NEWCASTLE NSW (ALL AGES)

Tickets available from www.lizottes.com.au | 02 4956 2066

FRI 14 OCT | WORKERS CLUB, GEELONG VIC

Tickets available from www.oztix.com.au | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SAT 15 OCT | CORNER HOTEL, MELBOURNE VIC

Tickets available from www.cornerhotel.com | 1300 724 867

July 22, 2016 0 comment
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THE DEAD LOVE – ‘SO WHATEVER’ ALBUM REVIEW

written by COR

Sydney based Grunge Rocker’s The Dead Love have just dropped their latest album ‘So Whatever’ and it is an absolute banger from start to finish.

The band have honed in on their catchy brand of Grunge rock in their sophomore album release ‘So Whatever’, which is guaranteed to be a party anthem for the summer.

The album has a real feeling of nostalgia whilst maintaining a modern and progressive vibe throughout.

‘So Whatever’ hooks you in from the beginning, opening with huge Grunge/Heavy Rock anthem ‘Frown’.

Track ‘Summer’ is our stand-out, drenched in catchy melancholia and reminiscent of 90’s Grunge-Pop classics. Check out the clip below:

Bottom Line: This album is killer and should definitely be in your staple Grunge record collection.

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October 12, 2016 0 comment
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The New Yorks: “We Enjoy This too Much!”

written by Emily Cheung

Indie rockers The New Yorks have today announced their new single We Enjoy This Too Much, a seriously fun, guitar-driven bop reminiscent of The Wombats, out July 14.  An endearing clip, featuring the charismatic half wolf/half human frontman Sir Wolf, accompanies We Enjoy This Too Much with a perfect nostalgic quality.  This lively track is the second taste of their sophomore EP I Wish I Was You, But That’s Just Me, a collection of clever and irresistibly catchy songwriting, set for release on July 31.  To celebrate the release, The New Yorks will be hitting the road, kicking off with a free show at Hotel Steyne in Sydney on August 18, then heading through their hometown of Adelaide on August 25 and wrapping up in Melbourne at the The Reverence on September 22.

We Enjoy This Too Much is so steeped in mid-2000s influences, yet somehow it exists as new today, and audiences will surely be grateful that it does.  Evoking thoughts of The Strokes, Catfish And The Bottlemen and early offerings from The Jungle Giants, We Enjoy This Too Much goes hard and fast, guitars and riffs abound, and buoyed by clever lyrics and lead vocalist Vinnie Barbaro’s energetic performance.  Of the inspiration behind the track, Vinnie says, “We Enjoy This Too Much is a rant about an irrational adoration for constant debate and agitation between a couple.  It’s a bit of a complicated relationship… the idea of love-hate and what is actually healthy is one that is dwelled upon, with conversational lyrics intended to represent bickering about what to watch on Netflix.  The temptation to push the quarrel in order to get one’s way is unanimously accepted to be a waste of time, instead they both take comfort in meaningless argument.”

The clip is a VHS-soaked alternate universe where it’s somehow completely normal for a wolf/human hybrid to start a band in their garage and ultimately suffer a meteoric fall from grace.  Directed by Oliver Del Vecchio of EAT SLEEP EMPIRE (The Coconut Kids), the concept behind the clip sounds a bit off-kilter but somehow makes perfect sense when all is in motion.  Vinnie explains, “The film clip is a prequel to the video of our previously released track, Sir Wolf.  Sir Wolf was established as a dominant character, a gobbling narcissist of a business man that’s interested in the dollars generated behind the music.  Sir Wolf is extravagant in order to out-shadow his dissatisfaction.  We Enjoy This Too Much provides a backstory to how he became this figure.  Set in 1985, the clip shows the failure of Sir Wolf’s band, ‘Steppe & The Hunting Men’ and his adoption in the music business.  A love for being a musician results to be detrimental, with his failure turning him bitter.”

The EP encompasses this world, cleverly crafted by the band, and spins it into an indie pop/rock wonderland.  Upon listening to I Wish I Was You, But That’s Just Me, you would be forgiven for thinking you had transported back to the time where Hot Fuss by The Killers was first doing the rounds.  Recorded at Chapel Lane Studios in Adelaide by Michael Carver and Simon Kither and mastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound (Paolo Nutini, The National, Talking Heads), the songs fold into each other with ease, swelling and deflating most sweetly; crescendoing at Truman and taking a gentle breath in at Death In Modern Time.  Speaking about the EP, Vinnie says, “The main themes of the EP are admiration and resentment; love/hate relationships and the irrelevance of questioning juvenile morality.  The notion of love/hate relationships is not necessarily based on human interaction, but rather how a love for something and the search for admiration or approval can rob that process of the elements that made you love it in the first place.  

Anyone who listens to these recordings will likely be hungry for the live show, and luckily The New Yorks are set to deliver.  The group are thrilled to be stopping by Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne in August and September, and more than ready to hit the ground running with high-energy live shows.  Vinnie enthuses, “The recently built set is an honest representation of the recordings. We have always been a traditional band with an organic set up, little time for smoke, mirrors and bullshit.”

The New Yorks are Vinnie Barbaro, Marcus Rosella, Carlos Carosi and Jared Grimm.

The single We Enjoy This Too Much will be released on July 14.  The EP I Wish I Was You, But That’s Just Me is out July 31.

Stream: WE ENJOY THIS TOO MUCH           Watch: WE ENJOY THIS TOO MUCH           

THE NEW YORKS ‘I WISH I WAS YOU, BUT THAT’S JUST ME’ TOUR

FRI 18 AUG | HOTEL STEYNE MANLY, MANLY NSW | 18+

Free entry show | supported by Space Monk

FRI 25 AUG | ROCKET BAR, ADELAIDE SA | 18 +

Tickets available from www.moshtix.com.au | 1300 GET TIX | All Moshtix Outlets

FRI 22 SEP | THE REVERENCE HOTEL,  MELBOURNE VIC | 18 +

Tickets available at doors

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July 7, 2017 0 comment
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Skies Collide: New Single “Alive”

written by COR

Brisbane’s Skies Collide have just released their new film clip for single ‘Come Alive’ and we absolutely love it!

The film clip has garnered over 35,000 views since release. The single was premiered via Idobi Radio in the US and is gaining a very positive response here in Oz.

Press play and enjoy!

 

May 23, 2017 0 comment
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Adapators: “Closer”

written by COR

Sydney based Indie Rock band Adaptors have just released their new film clip for single ‘Closer’.

The band have recently been touring the East Coast of Australia to celebrate their latest release.

Check out ‘Closer’ below:

July 13, 2017 0 comment
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SHELLEY SEGAL RETURNS TO AUSTRALIA TO PROMOTE NEW SINGLE SOMEBODY LIKE YOU

written by Emily Cheung

LA-based songwriter Shelley Segal has today announced her latest single Somebody Like You, a rock-infused, in-your-face song about a relationship interrupted, set for release on October 27.

 

Somebody Like You is a heavy track, and not just in sound; it details the trauma of being told by family that your relationship must end for the sake of religion – in short, it’s the perfect song to release in the midst of the polarizing and supremely topical same sex marriage debate. Electric guitars wail and drums propel the song forward with a strength that Shelley has harnessed herself, as the chorus soars to the heights of her vocal range. Somebody Like You soundtracks a confusing, difficult time in Shelley’s life, as she explains, “When I was 18 years old my family told me I needed to break up with my partner because he wasn’t Jewish – in line with our religious traditions. I chose to fight for the relationship with my then-partner, leaving home and moving in with him and his family. This was an extremely painful experience for me. I am no longer religious but I know that many people still experience this tension between their families, traditions and the person they love for various reasons, religion, race, gender, orientation. The truth is, you cannot help or control who you love. You cannot love someone or stop loving someone, just because that is expected of you.” Shelley continues, weighing in on the same sex marriage debate, “I know how it feels to be told who you should love and how you should love and it’s absolutely heartbreaking…having this kind of debate publicly has brought up a lot of pain and abuse for LGBTQI+ Australians; for our families and friends, and it should never have been allowed.”

 

Shelley has been living and working in Los Angeles for over a year now, and is currently Stateside touring Somebody Like You. Since making the move overseas Shelley has achieved a lot; spending her time writing with different artists, performing non-stop, and opening her own publishing company which saw her score a sync with the Emmy-award winning webseries Venice. Shelley loves her new city, but is looking forward to her brief visit home to celebrate Somebody Like You with a few shows. She enthuses, “These new songs have a rockier edge than I’ve had before and I’m excited to share that energy onstage. Coming home will be bittersweet as it makes me a bit homesick but it will be special to be at home and play these new songs to my fans and friends. As usual audiences can expect lots of stories. Maybe even a bit of the shiny sheen of shameless LA pop will make it back over the pacific with me, we’ll see…!”

 

And Shelley would like to remind that the Australian same sex marriage vote closes soon. Don’t delay, mail it back today. Forms must be received by 6pm (local time) 7 November to be incuded in the count.

 

Stream: SOMEBODY LIKE YOU                   Buy: SOMEBODY LIKE YOU

 

SHELLEY SEGAL ‘SOMEBODY LIKE YOU’ LAUNCH SHOW
RI 29 DEC | YARD BIRD, BENDIGO, VIC | 18+ | Free Entry 8-11pm

THU 4 JAN | CALLY HOTEL, WARRNAMBOOL, VIC | 18+ | Free Entry 8-11pm

FRI 12 JAN | PAYNESVILLE WINE BAR, PAYNESVILLE, VIC | 18+ | Tix at the door 7-10pm

 

 

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November 2, 2017 0 comment
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Fragile Animals – ‘Signals’

written by COR

We are stoked to premiere the killer new film clip ‘Signals’ from Sunshine Coast’s Fragile Animals!

‘Signals’ is the debut single from the band and we are really digging it. This is the perfect Indie-Rock jam for summertime!

The single will be released tomorrow via iTunes (just in time for Valentines Day!)

Catch them live in Brissy this weekend at Ric’s Bar with Lumens.

Keep an eye on these guys as they will be releasing their debut EP later in 2017!

 

February 13, 2017 0 comment
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ADAPTORS – Sydney Indie Rockers drop new single ‘Gossamer’

written by COR

Sydney Indie Rockers Adaptors have just released their new funk-laden single ‘Gossamer’ and are on the road currently for a limited run of tour dates.

Adaptors have had a busy 2017 so far. The boys recently release single and music video ‘Closer’ which was aired on MTV Australia.

Be sure to catch the guys at one of their remaining show dates:

October 20th – Captain Cook Hotel, Sydney, NSW
Tickets available at door | 18+ only 
 
October 27th – The Yo-Yo Bar, Wollongong, NSW
Tickets available at door | 18+ only 

Check out ‘Gossamer’ below!

 

October 16, 2017 0 comment
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Wren – Raw EP

written by COR

Forged in Sydney, classical pop songstress Wren is a luscious writer that mixes a dynamic palette of instruments to yield impressionable songs with strong artistic merit. As a solo composer it can be difficult to mastermind tracks that deliver such breadth and intricacy as Wren’s debut EP ‘Raw’.
Following up from the successful two singles ‘Alive’ and ‘Here’ in 2014 which received widespread praise, the EP is a powerful compilation of 5 tracks displaying clever and crafted musicianship.

Spreading her wings to tour the East Coast in jubilation of the release of the Raw EP, it would be interesting to be a fly on the wall and watch the reactions of those unfamiliar with her work. Picturing the atmosphere I can sense a silent crowd and faces in awe of what is transpiring from on stage. The point of captivation within Wren’s work is the strong emotive overtones, one can imagine are designed to align listeners with the powerful imagery residing within her mind. At times it feels like you are immersed in the sound track to a fixating film filled with twists and turns of tragedy and triumphs in personal reflection and understanding.

‘Here’ slowly begins this journey, a track with a sweeping progression from a pulsing beginning into a chanting chorus, we become acquainted with the diversity of Wren and her dense character. The string arrangements and marching drum beats are used minimally at what seems to offer a glaze over what is predominantly a piece that uses soft yet striking vocals to deliver a message of deliverance and letting go. ‘Kindred’ takes a tone that swings between slow searching verses broken between harmonic cries that reverberate a kind of heartache. You feel as if Wren is taking on a persona that is perhaps not her own but rather mystical in nature. The marching beat returns here drawing us into a dark brooding interlude, harrowing string lines piece the lurking darkness. This draws us to an important consideration of Wren’s work, whiles delivering weighty themes they are never presented as ugly, there is a kind feminine touch to them that makes them feel archaic and something to be marveled rather than feared.

The third single to be released, ‘Soldiers’, follows on taking the record down a few rhythms and introducing a sad tone. The lyrics ‘can I keep you safe from harm’ is answered by ‘no’ which explains this ballad describing loss and an insecurity to protect oneself or each other. It is a track that illustrates nicely the diverse canvas Wren works with. In a sense the EP becomes deeper as it progresses, ‘Alive’ takes us on a path that feels along the lines of philosophy, it is a song that describes evolution and development. It is of the same kind as ‘Here’ with its progression however there is an elegant instrumental break midway through the piece which lends it to a more uplifting vibe. We then arrive at the title track ‘Raw’ which starts with an overshadowing dominant bass  accompanied by piercing violin reminiscent of a renaissance period. The song builds to its peak midway shredding various churning instrumental transitions, a wind stirs and we feel as if we are on a sail ship drifting toward ominous and violent sea. A fitting close to what has unfolded as a bold, powerful and yet elegant release.

Unlike fellow contemporaries something poetic and brilliant shines through Wren’s music. She isn’t afraid to fortify her writing with symbolism that is dark and alluring evoking patterns of thought that are complex and metaphoric in nature. You can’t help but feel like you are listening to someone who has experienced a lifetime of emotion and is sharing an intricate part of themselves through a delicate and unique form of music. Both strong yet fragile, ‘Raw’ is an EP that can be explored time and time again, each listen you find new connections and new meanings behind the veil that is the artist Wren.

– Reviewed by Morgan O’Brien

February 3, 2015 0 comment
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SARAH MCLEOD ANNOUNCES NEW VIDEO FOR ‘WILD HEARTS’ ALONGSIDE EXTENDED NATIONAL TOUR DATES

written by Emily Cheung

Aussie rock royalty Sarah McLeod has today announced her new single Wild Hearts, a laid-back, content ode to finding fulfillment through creative endeavours.  Lifted from her self-produced new album, Rocky’s Diner – her first solo album in 12 years – released on August 18, the talented vocalist, guitarist and songwriter, who first found fame in the late 1990s with 3X ARIA Award winning rock band The Superjesus, has also dropped a gorgeous video for Wild Hearts, encapsulating the simple beauty in what at first appears mundane.  And due to high demand from fans wanting a piece of the action, Sarah has extended her national Rocky’s Diner tour into November and December, set to swing through Adelaide at Jive on November 5, then moving through Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, Perth, Fremantle, Bunbury, Bulli, and finishing up in Sydney at The Lansdowne on December 16.

Wild Hearts is a fine example of Sarah’s storytelling abilities; those that hooked so many from the very beginning of her career.  The simplicity of this track, and the narrative that drives it, is where the beauty lies here; a lone voice accompanied by understated guitar slowly swells into a full rock-band arrangement and just as quickly recedes again.  Sarah paints a picture for the audience, and with just a few choice words she develops a character with a depth that demands multiple listens.  She explains, “I wanted a lead who could show fulfilment within a scenario that to most would appear to be failure.  I was going to start by describing what my character was, but I decided rather to describe what she wasn’t, and let the listener imagine the rest: ‘She’s not 18, living on guts and coca cola, she’s never been on train, or felt the ocean’s salty water.’  I was imagining a woman around my own age, not oblivious to the world around her but not an active participant either.  She’s not flighty, she’s a thinker.  She has a repetitive life and she enjoys the routine, and she would find fulfilment through creating stories about fictitious characters doing fictitious things.  This writing was her release and it made her happy and noone in the world could touch that.”

The video documents seemingly routine moments in time, like passing buskers in the street – but rather than rush by them, like you might if you were on your way to work or similar responsibilities, the clip allows you to stay a while.  With the help of Tribal Apes (Jessica Mauboy, Tina Arena, Havana Brown), Sarah has created a little time capsule of a creative moment in her life, alongside her canine companion Chachi, and invites the audience to share it with her, as Sarah says, “The clip is basically about depicting the beauty in what appears to be the mundane.  Observing people in the street connecting with each other, finding joy in simplicity, all through the eyes of me and my best friend, my dog Chachi…and now I’ve got a little movie of me and Chach to watch when we’re older!  That clip will make me smile forever.”

The recent South Australia Rock’N’Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Sarah McLeod has extended her already-massive national tour, adding nine extra shows in celebration of the new album Rocky’s Diner.  Performing as a two-piece band alongside drummer Mick Skelton (Baby Animals), the powerhouse and self-confessed lover of touring has some seriously unique and impressive plans for the shows, explaining, “I have designed a guitar whereby I can play bass and regular guitar at the same time.  It’s been a lot of trial and error because I didn’t really know what I was doing – but it seems to be working now!  It’s a very ambitious live show, but super fun to perform.  Chachi comes with us as well, she wears little headphones and sits on stage.  I love touring so I don’t even care where I am or where I am going, as long as I am playing every night I am happy.  I feel I am at my best when I’m touring.”

Tickets to the newly announced Rocky’s Diner tour will be on sale from 9am Thursday September 21 from  http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/

“(McLeod) delivered a brilliant performance… left us all in awe” HeavyMag.com.au
“Sarah McLeod instantly ignited the night with her beaming rock swagger” The Music

Stream: WILD HEARTS                                    Watch: WILD HEARTS                              Stream: ROCKY’S DINER

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SARAH MCLEOD ROCKY’S DINER TOUR – NEW DATES JUST ANNOUNCED

SUN 5 NOV | JIVE, ADELAIDE, SA | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

WED 29 NOV | THE CURTIN, MELBOURNE, VIC | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

THURS 30 NOV | THE BASEMENT, CANBERRA, ACT | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SAT 2 DEC | THE FOUNDRY, BRISBANE, QLD | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

THURS 7 DEC | THE HEN HOUSE, BADLANDS BAR, PERTH, WA | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

FRI 8 DEC | THE ODD FELLOW, FREMANTLE, WA | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SAT 9 DEC | PRINCE OF WALES, BUNBURY, WA | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

FRI 15 DEC | HERITAGE HOTEL, BULLI, NSW | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SAT 16 DEC | THE LANSDOWNE, SYDNEY | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SARAH MCLEOD ROCKY’S DINER TOUR – PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED AND ON SALE

THURS 5 OCT | SOL BAR, SUNSHINE COAST, QLD | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

FRI 6 OCT | SPOTTED COW, TOOWOOMBA, QLD | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SAT 7 OCT | MIAMI SHARK BAR, GOLD COAST, QLD | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SUN 8 OCT | BYRON BAY BREWERY, BYRON BAY, NSW | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

THURS 12 OCT | 48 WATT, NEWCASTLE, NSW | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

FRI 13 OCT | THE BAROQUE ROOM, KATOOMBA, NSW | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SUN 15 OCT | MIRANDA HOTEL, MIRANDA, NSW | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

WED 25 OCT | PELLY BAR, FRANKSTON, VIC | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

THURS 26 OCT | SOOKI LOUNGE, BELGRAVE, VIC | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

FRI 27 OCT | KAROVA LOUNGE, BALLARAT, VIC | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

FRI 3 NOV | WARATAH HOTEL, HOBART, TAS | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

SAT 4 NOV | CLUB 54, LAUNCESTON, TAS | 18+

Tickets available from http://sarahmcleod.oztix.com.au/ | 1300 762 545 | All Oztix Outlets

September 15, 2017 0 comment
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