I could probably go on for hours, but the one stand out for me was in 2003 at the Auckland Big Day Out. It was the set of the Queens Of The Stone Age & 2 songs in the gear blew up & they had to stop playing, everyone was pissed & the band was so bummed out. At about 11pm at night however, an announcement came out stating they were doing another set on a smaller stage & everyone just scrambled to get there. This set was just so energetic, so aggressive & so impressive & it really stood out as just one of the best shows I’ve had the privledge of witnessing while on tour.
Ideal Lineup? Well for me it’s straight up ACDC as I just love them so much, I would also say U2 once again they’re really great live & play great music. I suppose the only other band I could think of would be Cog, 5they have a great live show & just fit a festival no matter where they play. So yeah, those 3 for me.
Tips for attending Music Festivals? Well the biggest tip I can definitely give is either take or get as much water through the day as you can as it will help you so much, of course people may not take that advice as there’s other stuff to drink at festivals. Make sure you have a plan so you don’t get lost or lose time of the day & ensure you have things mapped out to know where to go for all the essentials. For me the essentials are the bar & the toilets & then the stages, so once you have the plan & the water, it’s all good.
Justin Timberlake
Posted
on July 1 2009
Justin Timberlake & Beyonce for 'This Is It' Jackson tribute
Promoters for Michael Jackson's "This Is It" tour are now reported to be securing plans for a "This Is It" tribute concert featuring high calibre artists covering the hits Jackson's fans want to hear.
An announcement is due to drop in the coming weeks but its already surfaced that Justin Timberlake and Beyonce are expected to be on the show. The original dancers and cast from the "This Is It" shows that were due to take place at O2 Arena in London in less than three weeks, are also expected to stay on the show.
Stay tuned for more!
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The Beautiful Girls
Posted 07/12/2009
If we were hanging with you and your band backstage, what would we be getting up to?
We would be drinking whiskey and sharpening our switchblades.
If you could request anything on your rider what would it be?
Keys to a beachfront mansion and Olivia Wildes digits written on a hundred dollar bill!
Give one of your personal favourite bands a plug.
Kooii – reggae/jazz/afrobeat band from Brisbane - Real music for real humans. No pose, all soul.
What's your most essential item to take on tour?
Laptop with Skype enabled and deoderant.
What's your secret talent?
Keeping secrets!
AND... Where are we best to stalk you: MySpace, Facebook or Twitter? Which one's updated the most?
I think our myspace and facebook are pretty onto it. Don’t know about twitter, that shit’s for wankers!
New Empire
Since their formation, the Sydney four-piece have constantly been experimenting and fusing different styles to create their original and powerful brand of music. New Empire's high energy and powerful live show combined with their heartfelt and honest music makes them one of Sydney's most popular new bands. Awoe magazine has described New Empire as "the essentials of the rock pop culture", and this is clearly echoed by thousands of music lovers across the country.
Forming in the late Summer of 2003, Euphoria Audio are a Rock/Popular band from Wakefield, UK. They have worked closely with producers Stuart Epps (Oasis, Robbie Williams, Jimmy Page) and Steve Levine (Culture Club, The Beach Boys), and most recently have recorded in Trondheim, Norway with Universals D-sign Music (Kylie Minogue, Joe Cocker).
In 2010 the band showcased at the Musexpo music conference in Los Angeles in front of world-wide delegates as well as a performance at the legendary Viper Room.