wellnessfitproOatmeal sloshes out of pots and into stovetop flames as contestants frantically fumble with their finishing touches. The timer is ticking down but spectators clap and cheer, their whoops ringing…
wellnessfitproUS garage-rock quartet The Darts have been announced as special guests for two dates on The Damned’s upcoming Australian tour, joining the British punk veterans in Brisbane and Melbourne. The…
wellnessfitproWith several dates already sold out and only limited tickets remaining for others, MKTO’s long-awaited Australian return has received another boost, with Central Coast pop artist HarryKirby announced as the support act for the…
wellnessfitproAfter six years away from Australian stages, #1 Dads is heading home. The solo project of Tom Iansek will embark on a 17-date national tour this October and November, celebrating the release of his…
wellnessfitproFor more than two decades globally, Live Nation’s ONES TO WATCH has built its reputation on identifying tomorrow’s headline acts before the rest of the industry catches up. Returning to Melbourne on Wednesday…
wellnessfitproJordan Rakei will return to Australia and New Zealand this December, bringing his expansive blend of soul, jazz and alternative R&B back to local audiences in support of his forthcoming seventh…
wellnessfitproFew bands have carried reggae into the global mainstream as successfully as UB40, and nearly five decades after first forming in Birmingham, the group is preparing to return to Australia and…
wellnessfitproSouth London neo-soul artist Greentea Peng will return to Australia and New Zealand this November, announcing a run of headline shows that coincide with her appearance at Strawberry Fields Festival. The tour will…
wellnessfitproAfter years of building one of British indie pop’s most compelling catalogues, Rachel Chinouriri will finally make her long-awaited Australian debut this February, arriving with a brand new album and the momentum of…
wellnessfitproSome of Australia’s most influential bands first found their footing on university stages. From The Whitlams and Grinspoon to Ball Park Music, The Cat Empire and TISM, campuses have long served as incubators for emerging artists before they…
