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Organisers of popular music festivals are considering pulling out of NSW due to concerns over the Berejiklian government’s plan to reinstate a controversial licensing regime.
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An a cappella performance in Adelaide’s underground tunnels, a cabaret performer with a penchant for electro music and an interactive video game DJ set are just some of the acts featured in this year’s Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival program.
From the lyrical chansons françaises to the mega-hits of Scandi-pop, the Eurovision Song Contest is just as much about trashy Europop as it is heartfelt ballads, writes Jess Carniel.
Several of Adelaide’s most iconic venues are under threat from developers, but the city’s live arts scene is the healthiest it has been in years, industry insiders say.
After a 15-year hiatus following his hugely successful Tourist album, French musician St Germain is back – and he’s bringing his new blend of jazz, loops and Malian rhythms to WOMADelaide.
